How To Make Your Lace Front Wigs Look Natural Ft ( Myfirstwig ) | Omabelletv

Hi my vocs welcome back to my channel so in today's video I'm going to show you how to customize and make a new wig look more realistic. That is going from this. So this hope you all enjoy. I'M done with the code. You guys. So please excuse my voice, but the wind we're using for today's tutorial is provided by my first week, which is a hair company specialized in high quality, with a virgin human hair and week and as you all can see, the box comes with a lot of hair Goodies, I would definitely leave all the details to this wig and the comp in my description box so definitely try and check that out. So what I've noticed with my new week, especially whenever I wear them for the very first time, is the fact they always look. Very straight with full hairline, almost white lace, cap and a lot of flyaway hairs, which doesn't look flattering unrealistic. So I'm going to show you guys how I customize my new week first and I always start off with this place in the lace and to do that. I use 1 spoon of a powder Lightner and two cups of a chrome developer, and you want the mixture to be very thick, so it doesn't run over from the lace to the hair. While bleaching, I like to sleep the week so as to have the inside facing up and then make sure I talk all the hair in so when I'm applying the bleach, it will only be on the lathe and not go back to the hair. Oh, I love so now begin applying the bleach in a tapping motion all over the lace, starting from the middle section, and I like to work in a fast pace, so everything will process. At the same time, I noticed when a vibe applied the blade slowly. Some part of the lace bleach better than the others, so I like to work in a fast pace, another nice to leave the bleach on for about thirty to five minutes and then wash it off with a cold water. After that, I'm going to go in with a neutralizing shampoo to neutralize the pledge and also shampoo. At the same time, and once I'm done, you can see we're getting somewhere. The less now looks more realistic, like a scowl, so I like to go ahead and blow-dry. The hair, because I prefer working with my wig dry, alright. So after that I'll go ahead and publish a where exactly I wanted, and I love my part to be at the center I like to go in and twist along the line and also I would suite the sides of the way to give me a flatter, feel In the front, I probably should have twist the part on my head instead of the mannequin, because I feel like I could've switched the line and made a wider line, and I really like my touched very slim, but it's still: okay, okay, so yeah go ahead and Cut off the lace from the front of the week and be careful doing this because I've made mistakes in the past and cut the wig along the lace. So you have to be very, very careful. I like to sew an elastic band on almost all my wigs, because it gives you an extra support and make sure the wig is properly secured on your head. I'Ve got a moisturize, the hair, with some agonal used to restore the shine since I shampooed the whole week. So this is a nice trick. I like to do especially when I want the front part of my week to lay flat I like to spray water on the hair and then go in with a scarf and tie it on the mannequin head along with the week for about 10 to 15 minutes. Over yeah, I'm going to apply my wick up and then go in with an edge control to keep the front part of my hair in place. I'Ll then go ahead on, tie the scarf and then put on the wig, and I like to put my hair forward and then apply the week from the back after that. I'Ll just click go ahead and adjust the week, and that is it you guys. I hope you all enjoyed this video. You now know how to make your new week look more realistic and, of course, don't forget to check my description box for info regarding this week and also their company, and to my next video I will see you all very, very soon.