Frontal Wig Causing Painful Hairline Bumps? | Here'S Why

Hey y'all all right, so, let's dive right on into the topic today, we're gon na be talking about bumps around your hairline. Yes bumps! Okay, now i know some of y'all gon na be like. Oh, i don't know what she's talking about. I don't have bumps around my hair. Okay, if you are not a avid wig wear, then you may not know what i'm talking about okay, but if you are at it, where you know exactly what i'm talking about they're, very, very painful, very painful and they are fluid, filled all right. Um i've had some people reach out to me. Some people are asking aaron. Is this a reaction like what is it mind? You i'm not a trained professional. I can only go off of my knowledge, what i know and what i've been through. Okay, that's. I speak off of that. I don't diagnose. I don't that i'm putting down the description box, all right, don't listen! So anyways now i got ta got that out the way because people be coming for him. I'M not a doctor, never claim to be okay, anyhoo. The bumps that you are experiencing is most likely from not diagnosing most likely from build up and debris. Okay and also, if you're, keeping a wig on too much and you're, not allowing your hair to breathe and your scalp to breathe mostly around your hairline. And you have all that buildup in that gunk on it, it's going to happen, you're not allowing it to breathe you're, not allowing it to get any sunlight, which also causes the the drastic tan line, but we'll get to that. Another video, of course, but anyways. The bumps guys it could be products that are being used as well and, like i said i don't think it's a large reaction, but you also could be having a reaction because you never know. I thought i had some of the got to be spray here, but the yellow candle got to be sprayed. You never know you could have a reaction to that. That spray is very, very drying. It'S very. It'S y'all! It'S like alcohol in a freaking. Can okay, it's like worse than pump it up? Okay, if y'all been here for the long haul, y'all know what pump it up is you know what i'm saying i don't know if you've been living on a rock or not, but it is because of the debris and the build up. Okay and what sucks is i know, people who've actually had to take their wigs off after just getting their wigs done from having these bumps, and sometimes it's multiple bumps. What i used to get was i used to get them like right on my hairline. This is when i was wearing glue heavy. I was glue glue glue. I was a glue girl, okay, i would get them always like right here, like by my temples like one here one here, one or one, and they used to be filled with pus. Okay - and i would just you know most time i would bust like drain them - put some alcohol on and i'm sleeping with it, i'm not even gon na lie. I would cover them back up, but you don't want to do that. Okay, you want to let your hairline breathe and you also do want to get to the root of the problem, because you may not know it could be that you're having a reaction to latex or the type of glue they use or the type of product they Use these people are laying down ball caps with whatever they got. I think some of them laying them down will see me. Okay, anyways just be mindful of that all right uh, let your allow your hairline to breathe if you're getting bumps, there's too much dirt. There'S too much debris and also a really really really big reason why those bumps another big reason why those bumps are happening is because you're not able to wash your hairline if you are, if you have a wig on and you are, are an avid makeup wearer, You can't always get to your hairline, okay. That is one of the biggest things it's so hard to wash your hairline whenever you're wearing a wig like up under here, like i'm wearing makeup today, and if this wig was like glued all the way down. I can't so as i'm washing i'm pushing all the dirt debris and the gunk i'm pushing it under. So it's also going to cause bumps around my hairline. It'S gon na cause an irritating hairline. You know i'm saying i'm gon na be itchy. It'S not gon na feel well, i'm gon na continuously. Have it continue, continually have breakouts? Okay, excuse me, louisiana slang continuously have breakouts. It just is what it is. You know so that's another reason why taking off your wig and being very cognitive of keeping your hairline clean is important, because it's just going to be a recipe for disaster. It'S going to ruin your hairline you're, going to have more breakouts, not only around your hairline, but also your face, because it's hard, i see people all the time. They have like a full face of makeup and the first thing they do is they put that black band around the edges, so they frontal won't lift and then they get to kind of trying to wipe everything off. But they're. Very careful and a lot of people leave a lot of makeup around that wig and this wig, like things get trapped all in the lace, it gets trapped all around it, so you just want to be cognizant that you're really really washing the hairline and taking off That wig do not leave that wig on for a really long time, guys uh don't be leaving it on twitch slide back the 1982. Don'T do that make sure make sure you're taking care of you and taking care of you, and your hair is realizing that wigs, don't last a long time. Okay, they're really only for special occasions like the bobcat method, and you know doing all those pretty styles and baby. It'S really for special occasions, not really for every day-to-day. It'S not like a sew-in where you keep being for two and three months. It'S not like that. Okay, it's not like that, so anyways guys. Let me know y'all's thoughts and opinions down in the comment box. Of course, uh. Let'S talk about it. What do you think? How do you feel about it? What are your thoughts and opinions? Have you ever had any of those painful fluid feel bumps around your hairline? Let me know down below and yeah i'll see on my next one bye,