Easy Frontal Wig Install Tutorial | Installing My 40Inch Wig

Like it's one thing to know how to put a wig on your head, it's one thing to know how to do your hair, but to know how to slay your hair yeah. That'S like that's up there, hey guys and welcome back to my youtube channel today. I'M going to show you how i installed this beautiful 40 inch hair. You guys and this hair is from a company called me care manufacturers. I found them on instagram and the frontal is actually from desire j hair. I think that's what it's called. I have to go back and check on it, but if you haven't seen my last video already you guys, you should go ahead and check it out. It was how i actually made this wig. So i got four bundles of 40 inches and i have a 20 inch frontal. I actually wanted a longer frontal yaw, but i could not find anywhere with a long frontal, so i just had to settle because right now, y'all there's a shortage in lace. If you didn't know, but yes like just get into this hair, you guys look at that melt. I just i love it. So first thing i do since i do have super super short hair. I just brush it back instead of cornrowing it next i'm going to take a stocking cap and i'm just going to place it over my head and put it under my ears. So then i take scissors and i cut small holes around my ears and basically i pull my ears through those holes. Next, i take my got to be free spray and i just spray it in front of my hairline to ensure that my hair and my edges are protected once it's all dry. I take my scissors and i cut the excess wig cap off a row, so once i place the wig on my head, i just pull my hair back with my clips to ensure that no hair is in the way. So now i'm just cutting any lace that covers my ear and as i'm seeing where i want the wig on my head, i'm also cutting some of that cap back because it was just too far up the easiest way for me to apply. My wigs is to part the lace into two, so i just cut a line straight in the middle and that's how i apply it so right here, i'm just marking off where i want the hair to fall, and you can use white chalk for this. I just use my glue because that's just what i prefer to do so now, i'm just applying the glue and the glue i'm using today is bold hold and basically i just place the glue in front of the wig cap and also on the wig cap to Melt the wig cap into my skin more - and i just repeat this process three times and i personally like to use a popsicle stick to spread out the glue because it makes everything smooth and when you're spreading out the glue. You want to make sure that there are no clumpy pieces, because if your glue dries incorrectly, it can mess with the frontal and before adding another layer. You want to make sure that the glue is fully clear and usually it's just clear by the time i'm done spreading it so a row. So now i just match my lace up with the markings i made earlier, and i just place and press my lace on to the glue and i use a comb just to really make sure you press that lace in it and while the glue is drying, i, Like to use a band just to add, like an extra melt to the hair, like the band really presses that lace into the glue. So after about 10 minutes, i removed the band and to cut off the lace you guys. I prefer to use a razor because, when cutting your lace, you don't want to cut in a straight line, and the razor just helps me to make sure that i cut more zigzag a row. So what you see here is me going back in with my popsicle stick and i'm just applying glue to the places that i missed, and this step is really important. You guys, because if you don't, the hair will be looking really unmelted. So i have no specific way to do my baby hairs. Honestly, i'm not perfect at them. Yet i just take out probably like three sections and cut them a little bit short and then just do my baby hairs and what i use to slick my baby hairs is got to be gel and that reason being is because got to be gel just gives Me an extra melt when i do my baby hairs, so a row. This right here is the secret to a melt. You need to have some type of melting spray, whether it be an actual melting spray or got to be spray. That'S what i use and you go in, and you just spray over that front part of your lace and you use a band to hold it down and dry and y'all. Let me tell you: this is what's going to make your lace melt so, as i leave the band on for the edges to dry, i just go in with my hot comb and just make sure everything's flat and perfect a row. So now i'm just removing the band, and you want to be really really gentle when you remove it so that you don't move your baby hairs out of place, but y'all look at that melt. Look at that. Like i'm telling you a melting spray and a band is the truth: now, i'm just taking my wax stick and i'm just smoothing any flyaways out just to add finishing touches to the hair and boom y'all. This is the final result of melt. I think i'm gon na call her rapunzel like this is giving me this is very much given me rapunzel vibes, okay, let me stand up, so i can show y'all how long this hair is because i'm just in all right now. Okay, look at how long it goes to right there. You guys right here, like i don't know if you can see y'all but she's going right here like all right. Thank you guys so much for tuning in to my youtube, video. I hope you guys, like the tutorial, make sure to like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys in my next video bye.