How To: Blend Lace Front Into Darkskin Tone | Water Wave Frontal Wig Installment

I am obsessed, i love it. What yeah we did that 58 and left no chrome, no, hey beautiful people! Welcome to my channel, it's gifty the gift to your hair, we're going to be doing a frontal frontal, wig installment, on a dark skin client. It'S very simple: to do. I pre-colored the lace, frontal off camera. I use my clients exact either skin tone foundation or the foundation that is as close as possible to her complexion. This wig was an hd wig, so it was really easy to blend in either way. But since she has like a rich dark skin, putting the color on makes it look even more flawless. The only problem with this unit, the unit was a little bit small for her head, but again i made it work. We definitely made it work and i'm using the lace glue, um. The lace glue that i use is the elmer's lace glue super hold, and the reason why i use super hold is because the wig was too small for her head. I didn't want any problems that it came off early or designed a third, so i went in with a stronger lace glue to make sure that everything lasts for a long time after doing that, after using the lace glue and putting the wig on i'm not going To use a elastic band to melt in the lace to her skin, the elastic band is going to act as like. It'S going to act as like. A um bear not barrier, but it's going to act as a pusher that is going to push the lace into the glue into the skin. It just forms everything together and push everything down for you, so you don't have to worry about. Oh, is my lace? Fully melted, this is what is going to really help the lace become super super melted. Once that is done, i go in with my blow dryer and i take my rat tail comb to the front of the hairline. Just to make sure every single thing is all blended in nothing is poking out the way i take my rat tail comb, the end of the comb, and then i apply a little bit more glue right there for any of the flaps that are still up using My hand i take the flap that is still up mostly like the sideburns on the flap. I take that and i put it back into the skin onto the glues just so everything melts in together, i'm gon na be using my blow dryer to really help me secure this down before wrapping her up and putting her under the dryer after i use my Blow dryer to make sure everything looks good. I do put my client under the dryer for about 10 to 15 minutes, just to make sure everything is melted in properly and the reason why we did this extra step is because the wig did not fit her head. I had to pull the wig forward and i had to make sure that everything was secure so that it doesn't lift over time. Now after she got out of the dryer, i go into styling of the hair and y'all. This turned out flawlessly. I'M gon na do her baby hair, we're doing a deep side part. So right now, that's what i am molding down and i'm gon na go over her baby hair once we're all done with parting of the hair. So, oh, oh so so before people were at the end of this videos. Thank you so much for watching. If you're interested in booking the service it will be listed in the description box. This was a frontal wig installment. My client did provide the wig. This was a deep wave lace, frontal wig hd. In about 26 inches, the hair was beautiful. We did a deep side, part lace, frontal, wig installment. Now i'm just styling, adding some mousse and finishing touches on the look. Please do like comment and share this video. I post daily content over here and, if you have any video suggestions, definitely leave it in the description box. I will see you beautiful people next time bye. What do you think i am obsessed? I love it. What yeah we did that 58 and left no chrome. No problem: