How I Install My Full Lace Wigs **Very Detailed** L Bald Cap Method L Whitfabby

Hey guys, what's up it's the girl with Bobby for those of you who don't know and if you didn't know now, you know it's up and what's goodie welcome back to my channel, if it's your first time here, hello, so in today's video, I'm gon na be Showing you guys how I install this full lace way. This is 22 inches of curliness from beauty mark bundles. I will post all that info in the description box down below and walk you through the steps of what I do from full lace install. It'S very very, very similar, if not the exact same thing to UM a lace front will install it's just that it has combs and you can tie it up if you'd like. If you do glue down the back. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and make sure you give it a big thumbs up, and you comment like and subscribe. Thank you guys so much for watching and let's get into the video alrighty guys. So the first thing that I do to get started with my unit is: I make sure that I pluck and bleach them not so I can have a super natural hair line. I do have a more in-depth video on this already on my channel that I will link down below, so you can check that out if you need help with plucking and bleaching than not all righty. So now, with my way cap on looking like a little boy, I'm gon na say my got to be glue, freeze-dried blasting, whatever it's called spray in the yellow bottle and spray all around my hairline with my wig cap on this is to all the way cap To my head, so that I am able to create a scalp illusion. So after I spray my hairline, I let it dry for about five minutes and I use a blow dryer on the cool setting 40 to process. What I'm doing now is cutting a hole each on my ear so that I can put the way cap over so that I'm able to adhere the sides down, and you want to use a little bit more of the free spray to just really tack it down. Because the sides do tend to lift up the clicking so now that it's dry, I'm gon na take a pair of scissors and cut away and you own the excess. You will be left with like little piece of hanging that you can see, didn't catch. The free shine spray - I'm gon na, show you how to mold these down in the next step. So now, using a clear gel of your choice, I use the Garnier Fructis hard cement gel I'm going back over and repeat this, that weren't able to catch with the hairspray so that I can mold them down to create a seamless and look as much as possible. Do the same thing I let that dry and then you want to go back in with your scissors and any little pieces that didn't catch with the gel. You just want to cut it off completely. So now I use the rubbing alcohol just to get off the gel and you gel that is gotten onto my skin. It will make the edge of your forehead look a little bit dry as you can see, but do not worry about that. So now I take a liquid foundation closest to my skin and I'm just gon na put that all over the front of my head to create the scalp illusion that I was talking about. You guys want to make sure you don't go to ham on the foundation because they can come out looking very orangey or Brown it and just totally clash and not do what it's supposed to do. You always want to start with a little bit and then build up as you go along all right. So now, with the baby, wipe you're gon na go over the front of your hairline and just wipe off any makeup that may have gotten onto your skin. You don't want to put the wig on while there's a lot of makeup on your skin, because it will clog your pores and give you pimples and all that not good stuff. So, as you can see here, this is my 22 inch full late curly unit. Looking very exotic and lovely and about to show you guys how I am strong, so with this wig, I cut it prior to installation, whereas in my other video and you'd it down and then cut it. I like this method. It honestly just depends on what I'm doing well. What I'm going to do now is use my ghost bond glue and I'm just gon na start putting glue around the front of my hairline. You do not want to put any glue on your hair left. You also want to make sure it measures up properly, which is what you're continually doing, and you want to do one side at a time we need to your whole head. Some places might dry faster than others, so you literally just do it in sections. I use nude in sections of 4 2 on each side. I let it dry until it's clear and then I mold it down with a rat tail comb so that it stays super flat. So when you do it this way, you're bound to have little pieces that you obviously can't measure exactly so all I do if I have any little flaps again, I go around with the glue and I just put a thin layer and we pick the process of Melting it down my rat so cold. It'S making sure that it's clear now you can see I'm moving on to the next side. While I wait for that side to dry and I'm repeating the same process, just putting one layer of glue, wait until it turns clear, then molding it down with my rat's tail. So once I'm done that I use a blow dryer on high heat setting and I just go around my whole hairline just to reinforce the new it'll get hot and then I'll get cool, and then it leaves it to stick really well. So now it's time for the baby hair, it's what you want to do if the baby hairs just section off a little piece on both sides of your head, that you are basically a lot into baby hair. You always want to start small and then add more. If you want - and you can always cut more hair, if you cut too much, you can't get it back. So I just kind of eyeball it to see how much I like, I don't like super crazy baby air, but once I've parted how much I want. I use the small razor I got this razor from the beauty supply store and I just basically slice away at the hair. Like so, let's lay my edges, I used the Garnier Fructis hard cement, styling gel the same gel. I used to mold down my way cap and I just use edge brush and I go throughout the whole front of the front roll and I just flick everything back trying to make it look as natural as possible. As you can see here, you have to really play around with it to get the look that you want, you may even have to go back and cut some more baby hairs and think it's a little too crazy. I ended up having to go back and cut. I think on the other side, because we're just looking a little too long for my liking, but you just play around so you get it to look the way that you want it. Then you put on your silk scarf and let your edges wait huh, but this is the basic