How To Install A Lace Front Wig | Protective Style For Natural Hair With Www.Omgqueen.Com

Hey guys welcome back to my Channel today, I'm going to share with you guys this wig right here and yes, honey. It'S a frontal if you'd like to know how I like this frontal, then keep watching alright guys. So this week is from oMG Queen calm, and this is their thick yaki Bob. So this one comes with a middle part and a fairly angled blunt cut. So you see, if you don't know how to tweeze. This makes your life a little bit easier. Alright. So, first things: first, I pop up Reece, all the honey is just joking. Let'S bleach these nuts for Bleach, I am using Schwarzkopf's blonde me 9 levels of lift Bom Bom stuff. If you don't know about it, be about it, as well as with 30 volume developer, and I'm going to add in. I showed you guys this before, but it's the blonde me blue additive. It helps to bleach and tone at the same time as well. I'M going to be adding this color flex, which is kind of like olaplex, but you don't have to change your formula so it helps to keep the integrity of the hair. So as I'm going to mix everything into this little bowl here, so I've got the bleach blue additive and just a bit developer like you want to make this a thick paste. This is going to help with like not bleeding onto the actual hair, and it just gon na make it so much easier to control like I don't ever recommend making a mixture this thick that you're ever going to put on like a real person's head. It defies all the rules, never put a mixture, this thick on your real hair or real human beings, hair like a person attached to it, but for bleaching, not yeah it'll get you right. So I play this layer on play it on thick all over and I let that process for roughly 10 to 20 minutes depending then I proceed to wash it out. You do not need to use neutralizing shampoo when you're washing out bleach, y'all water, neutralizes it it's not going to keep processing. If you use water, that's all you got to do. Then I move on to tinting the Lay's, because it was too light. So I had to make a little bit darker and how you do that is you make a tea blend with some black tea boil that up and then you can now tint your your lace. So I prefer a lace to be too light than too dark, because then you can't go back if it's too dark okay. So this is the wig after bleached and tinting, the lace so I'll put on a Styrofoam head. But if you don't have a Styrofoam head, you can just take your mannequin put a piece of paper towel on it and then that way, when you put on your wig, you can see everything that's going on. If you need to customize the hairline a bit more and get a real visual of how it's going to look so, as I mentioned before, this wig already comes with a part. So I feel like this. If you're not super experience with tweezing and all the stuff, this wig is very good for you. It comes with a part already. The hairline is lower density, so you don't have too much to pluck like this is the hairline before I customized it before. I actually tweeze too much out, so it's look at that. You got something to work like girl, okay, so what I did here is I felt like it was a bit dense around the part, so I'm just going beside the part and thinning it out a bit, and this is just going to show that it lays really Flat on my head, so sometimes tweezing isn't just for the hairline. It'S just for areas that you feel like are too dense and you want it to be a bit flatter as well. I'M not a fan of a perfectly clean straight part, so I went into the part and made it a little imperfect by just plucking out random hairs along the way. Another pointer when you are plucking keeping the hair wet is a dream. It makes your life so much easier than when you try to pluck it dry. So keep that in mind. So you can see that this is the side that I've now customized, it's not so far off from what what it already came like, which means that my work was a lot less. This also means that, depending on your natural hairline and the size of your forehead, you might not actually have to do too much customizing, because the density of the front is a lot lower than your average lace wig. So I forgot to show you guys when I put the band on, but I've done that in other videos, so I think that's pretty straightforward. I put the band on to make sure that it lays nice and secure. I flip it up and we're gon na dry. This out now see how those girls, okay. So now I'm going to fix up like the baby hair life. I like to do that on my head, because I I like a lot of baby here, but I have some of my own and then it just gets too much if I do it on the frontal on the mannequin head. Sometimes so I like to gauge it on my head, so I pull that first row down and then I start to cut it shorter and shorter. I don't make it too short, because I want it to have a bit of weight so that when I lay it down, it's not just like spiking up. So I repeat the step on both sides. So I'm doing an up-and-down motion with the scissors. That'S called slide. Cutting I do that so that it's not blunt, I actually couldn't find my razor, so I would normally use a razor, but if you don't have a razor, you can slide cut, which is that process of going up and down razoring off the end, so that it's Not blunt so once I've got my desired amount of baby here I use this old angled brush yeah, I'm back in your hands a bit like a little bit of my foundation here, so I mix my foundation with the got to be gel. Why do I do this? Because I don't care what you say: they flake a little every now and then, but if it's gon na flake, it's gon na flake, the color of my skin. It is not gon na flake white on your girl so take that home use it own it. It works okay. So after I've made my concoction blend of colored God to be gel, I lay this on my hairline only. I don't need to put this. On my whole head just the front of my hair, because realistically this wig is super secure already. I just need this now to lay down those little spots and hide those little secrets. I let that dry slightly. I pull it forward and I press it down and let that do its magic, then, after that, I pull forward the baby hairs that I have created and I use some water now. This water is going to help me mold them and lay them down the way that I'd like before committing fully with the gel. So it's like I'm using the gel in the water to like work together, because sometimes the gel itself is gel right. It gets sticky. It'S hard to work with, but if you just use a little water to soften it up, it helps you make mistakes and fix them at the same time. Right away so, yes gives you power, so once I'm done kind of sculpting the shape of the baby hairs that I want. I move on to the sideburn area and that's the little tricky flap that adds everybody annoyed, because it's just a flap and it's annoying so anyways I put the gel on my hair on my actual sideburns on my scalp ball and then I pull it forward. Lay it down and I use the tail comb to like hold it. I think it's much better than your finger. Your finger seems to just kind of take up way more space, and then I take the blow-dryer and let that settle in, let it dry and let it dry so after that is done. It is time to cook the hairline, like you think it's dry at this point, but it is not do not trust it. It is not dry, it is just tacky and it's just holding it in place, but this is what's going to seal the deal. So I put this it's like a it's a tie head that has some stretch. It doesn't have to be the specific one you can use whatever's going to work for you, but my biggest pointer is letting it sit long enough. Like 45 minutes an hour, pull out your blow-dryer make sure that bad boy is in position and pull out your little sideburns make sure they're going in the direction you need them to go. Hmm yeah, we'll just we'll just go straight. I guess see that curve that home curl home curl of the curl is to tie him tight, that you don't want get it a home girl like you, did it at home, you're younger, the one curly bang is the front: that's the home crawl, this boat, looking Cute now, though, okay take it off all right, so after I've taken it off now, I can just touch up the areas that need a little attention from the Flatiron straighten that out and honey you aren't signed you put on a little accessories. You know I like that zoo, oh and one last thing: aha, how could I forget the sideburns so for this style? I want to keep them a little bit long, but not too long. So I went like just below my chin area and slide cut that just to make them a bit shorter. This is the finished look ya'll. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I hope you found it helpful. I tried to make it detailed. You know alright guys, thank you so much for watching. That is all for today. Don'T forget to hit that subscribe button as well as don't forget to turn the notifications on dolly hi importance. It clean possible, as well as give this video a thumbs up. If you liked it - and you found it helpful or if you will be getting this way right here - Oh oh yeah, I really only have one earring