Installing Glueless Lace Front Wig | Royal Impression Hair | Customize Hd Frontal Or Closure

Hi and welcome, or welcome back to my channel in this video, I will be showing how I installed this wig myself I'll link the video that shows how I pluck and bleach my knots and yes, this is glueless, so I don't even use glue for this wig Install by now, you should have watched my video on how to pluck bleach and tint knots, and now I'm just going to go ahead and use a hot comb to flatten the wig. This is important if you want your wig to be flat. A straightener just won't cut it, there's something about a hot comb that just makes it look like super sleek and super flat, so you're going to want to use a hot comb and a wax stick. So I use the Remy brand, but a wax stick. Just get a really good wax stick, especially especially especially for the front where your part's gon na be, and if you're going to have the hairline, showing where the hairline will be showing foreign foreign foreign wow. Look at the difference that is flat flat flat straight straight. Next, I straighten the wig, so the hot comb is just mainly for the roots and just to get it laying flat, but then I'm going to go through and straighten the actual hair itself. This isn't necessary. 100 necessary we're going to be curling it, but I just felt like after washing it, it needed to be straightened before I curled it, and then I added some slight curls in just because I wanted to have a little bit of volume, a little bit of bounce. So I didn't curl too too much, but just enough to make it look, semi-layered all right, here's the install now I could have done the bald cap method and sprayed down or Spritz down the cap, but I wasn't going to be wearing this for long because I Had another hairstyle I wanted to try out so I didn't even use got to be. I just went ahead with the cab and used some tint on the cap as well. Makeup is fine and just put it on, like I said I could have used some glue or even got to be in the front and really laid it down, but also because it was just a simple metal part with no baby hairs. I didn't even use a melt band, I am also a beginner when it comes to installing frontals, so I didn't want to do too much and ruin the wig, because this is a beautiful wig. The color is beautiful. The hair quality it's self. So I wanted to do what I know I'm capable of doing and not take too many risks, and I think I did a good job. What do you think? Let me know in the comments, but yes, so this is very, very beginner friendly. I just made sure I tightened the band in the back and, like I said, I didn't even need any glue. This wig being amazing also helped, and I didn't even cut off the sides - the lace on the sides properly again, I'm still really new at this uh styling, I'm okay, baby hairs, I'm gon na need somewhere. But again, I think I did a fantastic job and the wig stayed in place and the wig looks good and that's all that matters. A lot of this is just baking it till you make it. I did notice right here that it was a little bumpy on the top, so I took my trusty hot comb and just went over it a few more times just to lay it flat or flatter, and that's all there is to it. This is how I installed a wig. If you learn how to install your own wigs, you will save so much money, so I suggest at least try try, try just try foreign and here's the finished. Look. Let me know how I did. I really would appreciate some feedback, as you can see, I'm smiling so hard because I think I did a good job but I'd like some feedback. Thank you. So much for watching, don't forget to like don't forget to provide some feedback and definitely don't forget to subscribe. This is my first install, but it won't be my last