Lace Meltdown Lace Frontal Over Locs(Dreads)|Start To Finish |Detailed |

Hey guys and welcome back to island, beautiful hustling TV today I'll be showing you this raw installation, and this will be a start to finish video. You guys who questions for me to show you how I do my whole cap method and everything. So I decided to do that for you at course, because I love my studies, and I also wanted to show you how to do this, while installing a lace-front tool, whether say so, win or quickly over someone who has locks now. This is a fully detailed tutorial, like I said, I'm going to show you everything from start to finish in this video. It'S a little bit lengthy, but I promise you you guys are going to love this video now. For starters, the first thing I'm going to do is just go ahead and break back her locks and I'm just going to secure the ends with a rubber band, so I'm only gon na do about four under brace, because you know hers are not that long. So I don't have to do. I'M super like small, but I will do a tutorial on someone with a longer dreads and show you how that goes for that. But once you get her all under braided back, you just want to um and what I like to do as I've mentioned before I said I like to clean the hairline with the alcohol before even doing the ball cap method. So that's exactly what I'm going to do. I'M gon na go ahead and take my alcohol and I usually use ninety nine, but I didn't have time to run to the hair store. So I just stopped by a Walgreens and grabbed me: a 91 %, and you just want to thoroughly clean their hairline from left to right and now I'm going to use my bio silk, a hair, styling spray and just comb back her edges and blow-dry. All of that back now guys when you're doing this make sure you try to get every single hair like so no hair is left behind and that way when you apply the stocking cap, it's just much easier and everything like that so, like I mentioned, I am Using that buy your silk hair, styling spray and I'm just spraying that all over the hairline now I'm going to go ahead and take my stocking cap now, for today she will be doing a frontal in quick weave. So this is how I do it as far as I'm doing a quick weave frontal bond in so I just take the first cap and bring it like half of the head, because the whole front end is going to be the front too. So she don't have to worry about any bonding glue getting on that section there, and I know you guys, you know in different states, everybody has their different ways of doing things, but you guys told me about some little shield, black stuff molding stuff, which I've seen Before and I know it's popular in other states - but I've never like seen it where I can purchase it and give it a shot. So right now, I'm just gon na stick with what I know and where I'm from we usually do like the double stocking caps, or you know the one cap, the tissue paper underneath, like everybody, has their ways doing things. There is no right and wrong. It'S just pretty much your technique and your preference, so just do whatever works best for you as far as protecting your clients, hair or your real hair, and another thing I wanted to mention: I am NOT glue heavy, so she's not gon na, have to worry about Any of that glue hitting on her locks, because I do not soak the whole damn bottle of glue on the track. I just nearly squeeze a little bit and just drag it across and then that's why. I also use that pump it up and I spray it across the cap to help us stick even better. Now, to get back to this ball cap, I am using my bad head to spray down the stocking cap and if you notice, I did cut the suckers around the ears, and this will help with just laying down that cap as flat as possible and making sure The size is down now once after you blow dry that or you can see them underneath the dryer. I have a dry rocks in her underneath, but I just wanted to get straight to the point. So that's why I do not have her sit under it today, but you just want to go ahead and begin to cut off all that extra stocking cap around the front and once you complete that move, I will go in my um Ruby's kisses a foundation and If I'm not mistaken, I think I'll use level 9 or 10, but here it is okay. I did use level 10 and I use the lighter shade at first and then I just started like using both shades and just apply that all over the stocking cap and you will do the same method, no matter what skin tone a person is just make sure You have their skin tone foundation, color and that will be kisses foundation so yeah once you do that, I'm just I mean once I do that, I'm just pretty much want to get into showing you the frontal and everything like that. I did least a nice customize. It and I'm showing you how to tint your laces in the lace tent. Now this is the lace tent and the color tan, and I purchased this lace tent from True Match: lace for sale on Instagram or you can also hit up one of the stylists from musi, hair boutique and her name is lace of my legs. So that's where I got my legs came from and I absolutely love it and, like I said once again, I am using the tan shade and her color. So once you finish tinting and everything like that, you just want to have your client hold that frontal down. You want to lay it down in place one side by side and have them hold it firmly as you go ahead and sew down the back of the lace frontal and if they did hold it correctly than that mean it should be flying. Sometimes I do have situations where clients let the front to go, and then after I'm done sewing, I realize, by the frontal, is way behind the hairline or it's too far down, and then I have to take it off and resell it. So, just like expressing your client, you really need them to keep that firm and still - and this is pretty much what the frontal looks like before I even apply it. You can already tell it's going to give me very much Scout tees, and here just me parting. Her hair right there is definitely scalp like it's just no denying it like. I get any negative comments on this. Video like you just clearly got ta just be hating, because this video is too wrong. I'M just saying, but moving right along, we are using four bundles of deep waste care today and the inches are to 20s and 226 and it's a 20 inch lace frontal, and this is the deep wave pattern she got. This hair actually from a hair supply store down here in Miami, but I do have this same pattern from my brand and guys I'm still working on my website. I try to find time in between doing hair and doing YouTube and everything like that and plus being a mom. So just give me some time. I will get my website updated, but next week I will have hair and stock ready to ship. So I will be posting what I have so make sure you guys stay tuned for that now as far as bonding and the tracks, I started like really really right under like the cap, because she expressed to me how she really wanted to get all four of Her bongos in now I usually use three for her head. Her head is pretty small and you already know that frontals take up like a lot of space, but because we are getting ready to on a nice little trip all of us friends together. I just really wanted to make her happy and I actually got all four of those bundles in her head now. What I do and what you should do, if you want to get more hair, you should double your tracks. When I do my bond inside double the tracks, so pretty much, you see me putting glue on the first track and then the second track right on top and then I go ahead and place it down onto that stocking cap. Now, when you do this, like this, you actually get to put more bundles in versus me just opening up the weft completely and just going single by singles. So if you want to get more bundles in even with the sewing, is best that you double your tracks. But if you feel like you, don't have enough hair or you don't want it to be too twofold, and you can just go ahead and angle. Your tracks and like I always say you know it's pretty much your preference and whatever works best for you and whatever works best for your stylist. So I'm just going to continue here and just bond the tracks. All the way up - and I did put some more of that pump it up spritz on there - you do not have to use purse. If you don't want to, you, can use a holding spray or a lighter spritz. It'S up to you, but I just really prefer to know that my client tracks is going to stink, not saying it won't stick. If you use those alternatives, it will. But you know that comfortable is just like that extra-strength hold, but I'm just going to continue to bond all the way up to the top and then we're going to get into actually laying down this road. So now that I have done bonding all the trucks up to the lace point, so I'm gon na go ahead and begin to lay down her frontal. Now this hair is really really full and it's really long - and this is pretty much how the lips dry, but we are gon na what to stare before this video is finished. Now, like I said, we already cleaned the hairline way before during the ball cap method. So you do not have to reclaim that hairline and oh, it is already clean. Now I just want to give you guys a little bit more insight on far as using the boat hold, whether you are using the extreme cream or the active is the same. Rule applies even with that Ghost bond or any glue. That is why that dries clear. These are these same instructions. You want to make sure that when you apply that gloom, you really spread that glue out as smooth and as flat and like neat as possible, because you want it to be able to dry clear rapidly and not have like little white clumps and lumps in it. So you want to make sure like, even if you have to wipe some of that excess glue on the back of your hand or on a napkin or something you want to make sure you just spread it out as neatly as possible and as you can see From this clip here by the time I finish, applying and spreading out 1/2 and dry completely clear, and now I'm adding my second layer now for most glues, they say use between five three to five and some say even up to several layers. It'S just really a preference, but I used to do only three layers, but now I bump it up a notch and I'm doing four layers, but don't worry she would not lose her edges or anything like that, like it's just on on what you do and how You do it, but I just really wanted to tell you guys about that and show you this here and I'm showing in two layers, but I actually there four layers, but this is the I'm gon na give you the thumbs up when it's ready for you to Apply it and right here just give me the thumbs up now, because it was pretty much what it was clear, and that mean it is safe and ready for you to go ahead and lay down your lace. So with me, as far as putting the lace down, I really like to work from side to side. So I start by pulling a little bit of that middle down, and then I do one side and once I get that front to where I wanted to be, I have that client automatically go ahead and hold that side down, because this next step is very important. As forgetting that lace to melt down - and they look really good, what I like to do is just take like a comb, and I just kind of like gently comb that hair down into that lace glue. And I also use my blow-dryer on the warm to hot setting and that just helps them melt even better and even faster. Like I know, we all want to take our time. Get these laces laid get your own lace laid a client's lately, but in reality you don't want to take too too long want anyone's installs. So I try to find the very effective best, quick methods to laying down a lace, and these are my techniques, like I said, and if you said like my technique, works you then I'm happy I'm can help. But if you can just pick up a few things from me, I'm still happy. I was able to help you guys out so yeah. Just just give this out and I'll give this a try. Let me know that my techniques work for you and once I finish like combing in that lace, I'll just take my fingers and gently. You know just like we saw at least in, but do not do it too, too rough or too hard, because you don't want to like mash it. Mashing is very very like it's like a big no-no when it comes to doing the lace install you never want to mash that lace in you want to be gentle, even though sometimes on camera. It makes them like we're being rough, but we're actually being gentle. In reality, because of the world, you will see that glue mashing up turning black and everything like that. So just take your time, these videos are sped up, but we are being gentle trust me, but one side, something blow-drying and doing all of that there. I just began to cut off my extra lace. Now you can cut off your legs using scissors or an eyebrow razor. It'S up to you. I even have little cracky scissors. I just do whatever I feel like doing at that moment, and I just go with the flow. That'S why it's always good to be versatile with things, so you already know how to work with different things. If you run out of a product or if you missing something like you can always improvise on what to do now, once I cut that lace off in a zigzag motion going back to what I said previously before I like to work with one side at a Time so the side that I cut the lace off first, I just make sure that all the hair is tacked down and glued, and none of that lace is lifting, and I just go back in with that bone hold once again and just slide that glue underneath Those places that are still lifting using my teeth to put that listen to that glue using my blow-dryer still on that warm setting and just getting everything laid and melted. So what you do to one side, you know you already want to do to the other side and just to go back a little bit. Another thing that I wanted to stress to you guys about the placement and just hit my mind of that glue. Is you want to make sure that you lay the glue and the same like follow the same pattern as your clients, natural hairline, and if they do have a forehead, that's a little further back and then massage is low. You just want to make sure that you go back far enough in those areas to pluck more so if a lot of lace has to be cut off, it can still look natural because sometimes we plug and then everything that we plug end up having to be Cut off and maybe back with a thick hair line, now you're plucking on a person's scalp. So just like look at their hairline see like if you need to pluck some more in certain places that way you can do it beforehand and it's let's dress for you. Now, I'm just gon na continue to cut off their extra lace. One of those things that motion once again and as you can see honey, we are getting very much Scout very much laid very much militant and it's just a really simple process. If you just follow the steps and over time like I always mention, you will get better and better and better as you go along, so don't beat yourself up. If you don't get it right, the first time just try again try different methods, this other youtubers, that they have great methods as well. So you know shout out to Erika J shot out to slay by Jordan. I love Lorena Andreea like those right there on my favorite YouTube, my favorite three. If you have another YouTube, you think I should check out. You know, let me know and I'll subscribe to their channels see what they're all about, but those are definitely my top three faiths so shout out to y'all keep throwing out. Thank you Brian, and keep shining and yeah pretty much. That'S you know, that's it to you. In bit, but moving right along now, I'm just section off a thin layer, and I just like to plan it out the way the hair is that I'll be used for the baby hairs, and I just go ahead and section that out the way. So I already know like once I use my bed, has free and spread on top of that lace and tie it down. My milk belt, like they will already beat on section off and I'll, have to try to go back and pull the hair down, and everything like that, and I'm just taking a wax stick and just applying it everywhere that I'm going through hot combs. Now I mention this before in a previous video, I don't care if the hair is straight, curly wavy, loose deed, it does not matter kinky. I always hot comb the roots out and it makes a major difference in the outcome. I know we're not all professionals, and maybe you don't know how to use use of Marcel stove iron, but that's fine. They actually have plug-in hot combs. I'Ve never used one before, but I 1000 a few stylists that use the plug-in hot combs and they work just as grade they get just as hot and it's actually safer to use. Because you already know the temperature that the hot comb is going to be on versus you putting that hot comb in a stove and then you leave it on too long and the next thing you know you put it on your clients, hair and it burns it Completely off so you know just be very, very mindful when using these hot combs and make sure you are paying attention. You also don't want to burn your customers or yourself like you, don't want to burn your skin and scalp up. So just be very careful. I know we want to get close to those roots, but just go really slow and take your time, especially around somebody's face, so just press those roots out, no matter what no matter. What pattern is, as I mentioned before, and you will have better results at the end, so here we go with the bad head. I'Ve been raving and raving a raving about this product, and this is my last body y'all, I'm about to go restock. Ok, because I did I just a little technique, I taught myself. I was trying something out one day and it was just like everything so now I spray that there head across my hairline, and I tie it down my beautiful hustler, melt belt and baby as you can see when you remove that honey. This girl got a whole new scout baby. It'S just like a lace. One nice whole lace. We'Re like this is the bomb calm. I'M telling y'all like it's just all about technique and the products that you use and you'll get great results. I am currently sold out of out of my milk belt. I just got my last order for the last two and I will be restocking next week once I come back from vacation, so just bear with me guys. A customer last night ordered my last two and I am currently sold out, but I will have more, I'm also fixed on the little bugs and stuffs on. My website tried to book with me and try to order and it's glitching and doing weird things. I'M working on it just give me some time. Please be pension with me. If you do want to order something from me. Just you know, send me a text or anything like that, and I can tell you exactly what to do or what you need give you. Your paypal information invoice in case you're tracking everything like that. Like I'm, not a scam, it's completely safe trust me. I don't like nobody playing with my money and I'm not gon na play with nobody's money, and we all have kids. We all have other mouths to feed, so I don't know how that goes, but back to the tutorial. Now that I went ahead - and you know just melted everything on there using that biosilk friend, everything down using that bedhead most in the lace and elastic band, and everything like that - I just went ahead and comb those baby hairs out. Well, this area for the baby hairs and I'm just taking my scissors once again, and I just cut those hair down to about an inch or less, and I am going to be using my god, 2d gel. As far as doing the baby hairs. Now some people feel a lot of they rather use mousse for baby hair. Some people have other products to use for baby hairs and don't get me wrong, I'm very versatile. I can do baby hairs with the mousse or what they got to be jail, but I personally just love the guts video as far as doing baby hairs like I love the mousse. Don'T get me wrong because it can give you that really soft look once you sit on the dryer and you come out or you can leave your heart, it's up to you, but for my clients I know that they are not the best at keeping up with Hair, so I just try to give them what I know is going to last, like some stylist might not tell you, because they just want you to keep coming back and getting more and more their money. But honestly, I want to see my clients every other day. Talking about some baby hairs need to be fixing this and that, so what I do is I just go the best product that works and hold down those edges. But I just ordered me on some: she is bomb ass, licking slay, like hair gel and when I, when I did, she is bombs, hair, DD's, hair, like I use her slick and slay, and when I tell you it is do bomb calm, so y'all stay tuned For that, because I will be using that we just ship today and my newer tutorials so like I said, stay tuned, that stuff is the bomb and I tell y'all were to order it from, but for right now, I'm just going to continue to use my gut To detail and just shape her baby hairs - and I also mentioned before and a couple of my videos like blow dry, the baby hairs as you go along that way, you don't have any like lace, lifting issues and that's another thing with the mousse. The mousse sometimes tend to live, and people you know have a hard time with that. So, if you're not too good with the whole mousse method, then just go ahead and grab something got to be, and you should be fine, but will also plays a major role in. That is how much lace crew that you are using underneath your lace, installment, like you, have to make sure you are using a wide enough amount and enough layers to help that lace, not lift. Because now, honestly, since I added four layers and I think about the size of my glue application, I have had no listing issues as far as doing any baby hair stone that works too. So yeah I tried it out and I did wear her hair with water and conditioner. I know y'all see, go from puffy to like wet looking and I just use a regular Tresemme conditioner. But if you want your hair to still look wet, even though it's dry, I highly recommend that silicone mix and then I've got to her baby hairs. I just went ahead and concealed it apart, and this is pretty much the finishing look. Love, you guys love this tutorial and learn something today and if you have an already just go ahead and subscribe to you the TV, my voice is back, I am back and I would have motor tourists for y'all, so stay tuned.