How To Keep Your Wigs From Shedding | Lace Wig Sealer

Hey you two got us Lily right here. What I'm going to do now is, I am going to fill her and since this is all double knotted, I really don't have to use a lot of Siller and the reason why I know this is because I just sprayed one coat of Pat's, clear, acrylic, filler And this one says gloss, but you know I use it, but really you should get one if you're going to use this get one. This is non gloss, so anyway, I sprayed one coat one light coat and I watched actually dyed the ends and then I am at least the ends and then I washed and conditioned it. So it's still a little damp, but it's been sitting out here. The hair is still a little dim, but the net is dry, so I want to go ahead and I want to seal it. So the silver bit I like to use, it's called easy tab and I have been using this forever, but every time I use it, I come out with something a new way to use it to keep it from bleeding through the knots. So how I've been doing the lace fronts that I've been making? I have just been lightly coating it now. All my lace fronts that I make for customers for 3 by 5 or by force or by thighs, are all double knotted, but I still want to give it a light coating. I actually do charge ten dollars to seal. So a lot of people don't say they won't fill it. So I don't seal, but a lot of people are starting to want silver now, so I'm gon na do it the way that I normally do it on for them. So I've been using a cosmetic sponge. It comes easy, tap comes with a brush, but if you use this brush see how's dripping, I don't care how you wipe it off. It'S gon na bleed through, but what I found out, if I brush it slightly over and just go like that, it doesn't bleed through. So I'm going to set my jar down and I'm going to show you what I'm gon na do I'm gon na just slightly dab it on like that, I'm gon na start with the back now. Can you see how it's kind of just getting a little wet, and I want to say too that my sponge is wet, so that might be why it's looking a little wet? I I wet my sponge to dilute it so, and it just comes out very beautiful. I'M going to do the cross the front less, because I'm more wanting to do where these triple knots are in the back, and so after I do this process, I will leech the nice, so I'm just doing a light coat because it's double knotted. So I don't have to do. I don't have to do a lot like really down, so I'm saving the front for less, because the front is single, not it, and I just want the front to look very, very pretty, and I always say the front for last, because I want it. I have to be really cautious with the front and I don't want to put a lot of easy tab across the front because of the single I said, I'm actually going to wipe my brush. I was just letting it drip on to that, but I mean that the residue drip and then I'm just going to kind of lightly brush it across and I'm just going to lightly brush. My friend, you know because all I want is for knives and I feel it and I'm satisfied with what I just did so write on them by your easy tab. Okay, so if you have any questions, please let me know thanks for watching