Quick Weave Frontal Wig *No Needle No Thread* Very Detailed

What'S up guys, it's your girl tomorrow, GI and I'm back with another video, so today's video is going to be how I got this look this hairstyle. So this is a frontal another quickly parcel week, so I could take this off I want to, and I did it on my head. This is a very, very easy style. This is going to be a very detailed video when I tell you guys some be very, very detailed. I really really really took my time with this video to show you guys how to get this look. It is very, very easy, so you can really learn from this tutorial. You guys, so, let's get right to it. Okay, so when you are doing your hair and you have a fun tool, if it's not already bleached, you want to go ahead and bleach. Not so I'm getting my bw2 bleaching powder and my 50 volume developer, I like using 50 volume developer because it just takes faster, so I'm going ahead and putting 3 little spoonfuls of the powder into my bowl. Okay. So now I'm pouring the 50 bottom developer into my bowl. So once when you're pouring it, you want to eyeball it don't pour a lot at once, because you want your powder, your bleach, to be a like big consistency to the point where it does not drip. So you think I'm eyeballing it, so it took me about three times to get the mixture that was perfect for me. So after you see to make sure that it's good you just wan na go ahead and mix it until everything is smooth and you have that thick consistency. Okay, so now we have our frontal. I just like to lay aluminum foil down when I do this, because when I flip it over, I like to sit it on the aluminum foil. So I am using a butter knife because, like that's what I use so I'm just going ahead and I'm petting not padding but like gently putting the bleach on and then, as you can see, when I get more into it. I get bigger spoon like bigger globs of the bleach and I'm going ahead and I'm just getting the whole front tool. So you will see me doing that, so I am done with my crunches, so I'm gon na head I'm going to flip over the front row and put it on the aluminum foil, okay, yeah. So the footage that I have with my laced in it kind of got lost, but now we're gon na get into the actual install. So I'm getting my cap and my cap is kind of like kind of my skin tone like a neutral color and I'm getting using my god to be glued spray to spray the wig cap, so that it was thick to my skin and I am blow drying. It belt drying and then after I do that, I will cut the ears and then go in with another layer. I'Ve got to be glue and blow-dry that as well. Okay, so now that everything is dry, I'm just going ahead and cut in my cap. You want to cut your cap kind of like your hairline, so, as you can see, I will be mimicking kind of mimicking my hairline, because the purpose of your cap is to cover your hair so that your hair won't come in contact with the glue. So I'm just going ahead and customizing my little cap. The way I will want it to be when it's time for me to put the lace go on all right. So now I'm using my powder that is kind of lighter than my skin and I'm going ahead and I'm putting on my cap because that cap is not my skin zone, so we're gon na try to get it as close to my skin tone as I can So I am just going ahead and patent that the rule you want to make sure you pet it all the way through. So now, I'm using my dome cap make sure that you don't be too harsh around your edges, so that does the ball cap. You want lid back, so you want to go ahead and just put that dome cap on and kind of position it to where you can still see like a little bit of your cap, so that you can know where your frontally is supposed to go. Okay. So now what I'm doing is I'm just positioning my frontal just to see where I have to make my market, so I can know where to put the front so it so. You will see me use a white little pencil eyebrow, I mean eyeliner white eyeliner and I'm just marking the spot where that frontal was so. I can know where. To put it once, I put my glue on my frontal, I'm using the 32nd glue and you're just gon na put it along the ban of your frontal and it will stick y'all. I thought it wasn't gon na stick when I first first every first date this before, but it do stick just one soldier. This is a very, very easy install. It'S no needle no thread you just placing the items items where you just placing the stuff on your head. So I'm asking you positioning that and then I'm a go ahead and just blow dry that glue. Now I'm taking my first bundle and just trying to see where I stopped at so you're gon na see a pause in a couple seconds. That'S where I made my spot it. I'M gon na go ahead and cut that so now I know that it is equal and I can go ahead and put it on my head, so I'm just putting it on and then after I put on each each track, I'm gon na go ahead and blow-dry. It and I do do track by track and I didn't double any and I did use all three bundles, so we're just going ahead and doing that and once I turn around you would see so I'm coming back after I finished the first and second bundle. So I'm just showing you guys how I do it cuz once you get to this top, you want to do a smiley face one more time and then, after that, they're gon na start getting straight. So this is really crucial, because this can mix up your look. If you just keep doing this smiley, look just keep doing this smiley. It'S not gon na work. So actually do it two times like really do it it's up to you life, but really because you want to make it straight so when it gets to your frontal. So now I'm doing these straight tacks, so I'm gluing the straight tracks on and I'm blow-drying each of those, but I just cut out the blow drying on the video just so I could really show you guys what I'm doing, because of course you know I'm a Blow dryer you so I'm just positioning it and I did do my cut method, so everything is measured the right way, so I'm just gluing it. So it's like straight but kind of smiley, but straight kind of like I'm trying to fight it with John see what I'm talking about yeah. So we are getting to the top, and I am just going ahead and positioning that all right so y'all see how I did this. I kind of made space you want to make space when you go close to the top, because you don't want it to be too bulky so that when you are laying your front end, everything everything will look flat. So you guys see me just laying it down. If it's hop and you're gon na lay a track right under the frontal to let everything come Flint, so I'm adding one little small track and then it's one space at the side, so I'm gon na use that little small track. So that is all of my bundles. That is all three in there in there, so I actually did not blow dry between that project. So now I'm taking my time and I'm going ahead and blow drying everything, so I can make sure that everything is secure before I start doing my front tool: alright y'all! So now you wan na bend your frontal back and cut that cap off so like. If you were making a wig on a weak head, this is what you do after you're done, making your weight you cut the cap off, so that you can use your broad cap when you are doing the frontal and it would just a little piece for my Front so that kind of came up, so I'm just putting that back down and blow-drying neck all right. Now I'm just picking some heat protectant spray and I'm spraying the back and then I'm gon na take my Tristram a mousse and put that on the back as well, and I'm gon na go over it with a hot comb. Just so I can get that black before I really start blending the frontal with the bundles and get started alright. So what I'm doing now is I'm just going over my front, so it's a hot comb before I glued it down just so it can be flat and y'all. I love doing this job. It'S so satisfying. Something like this is my favorite part every time I do. My hair, I always love the hot comb part I don't know we're wrong yeah, I'm just going over and I do it as many times as I would like. I wouldn't suggest any amount of times just as much of times as you feel. As long as you don't burn the hair okay, so now I'm just going by my ear area and I'm cutting off that excess piece that you see just so it won't be in a way because that is going to irritate my ear. So I'm going ahead and cutting that off and I'm doing that for the other side as well. Okay, so what I like to do is I like to cut my frontal before I actually glue it. So I am just turning a lot of mine. I'M cutting kind of zigzag because you don't ever want to cut straight because there's not gon na give you that hairline. Look that you want, so you want to kind of cut. Since you have your Bobcat kind of cut along where your ball cap is - and that's really going to help you all right so now, I'm using my both hold active lace glue and I'm putting that kind of above, like one little inch above your wig cap and Then I'm going ahead and layering that and I'm going to use a total of three layers and you want to make your whip kind of on the cap as well, so that you can really get that hold that you really need. So now I am blow-drying that until it's clear, if you see that it's not that clear, that is perfectly fine, you could just go ahead and start your next layer. I write y'all. So now we are putting our lace on our head, so you want to kind of put it over the cap and make sure that you're pinning it on there don't try to touch it as much. You could touch it a little bit, but don't touch it as much like you're gon na see me use my comb, I'm using I'm gon na use my comb to really get through there and if you see any parts, that's kind of look like like I kind Of put the glue kind of a little bit over, so you would see the glue a little bit but um I'm gon na show you guys how to fix it. So if this happens to you, don't panic you guys, you can still have a bomb. Look, don't panic, you can still fix it. Alright. So now I'm just going over pieces that didn't get enough glue and I'm just gon na go ahead and put a little bit of glue on there and we're gon na light it down and blow dry. So now I can spray my guts to be glued space to me. Spreading the gospel spray really helps the laying process. So after I spray my got to be glued spray on my hair, I'm gon na go ahead and wrap it down and blow-dry it alright y'all. So I am taking this off and, as I said before, I kind of put the glue kind of a little bit too far. So you're gon na see the glue that's kind of on there, but, like I said you guys can't fix it in the laying process between my hot comb and I'm gon na. Do my god to be glute spray one more time. That'S really really gon na help, but before I do that, I'm just going ahead and getting my part together and then I'm going to plug my part. So I'm using my mousse my Tresemme moves. You can really use any mousse that you want to use, but I like this news because it smells really good, so I'm using that mousse and I'm putting it on my hair, so it will be easier for me to get my part also. The mousse does help with your laying process as well. When you see me in my videos like when I start really really posting my hair videos, even in this video, I always used a lot a lot of mousse, because the nice just helps me between mousse got some glue in my hot comb, honey that really really Gets it so I'm still trying to get my part together and then I'm gon na go ahead with my hot comb. Now the hot comb does help your laying process as well. So I'm just going over those areas with my hot comb. Before I put my part, like I said, I'm going in with some more Moose Jaw, the Moose is my best friend. The Moose is going to be your best friend when you're doing this, so for the moat, but more control. Moose is not gon na hurt your hair so use as much juice as you want. Just don't mess up your lace. So now I'm just plucking, because I kind of want it to look really natural. I don't want it to look too, like I don't want my line in my part to look too small, so I'm just plugging it all right. So now our we are getting to the baby hairs guys. So what I like to do is I like to hop. I like to like take out the parts that I'm using put a little bit of mousse on the part that I'm not using it in a hot comb match that just helps me. I slice the part, so it can look a little better and, as you see, we are melting in the process. So I use a eyebrow razor to cut my cut my baby here. You want to kind of do it along your face that really helped me, because I didn't really know how to cut my baby hairs when I first first started doing them, but doing them along your face will be helped. So I am taking my mousse and I'm just positioning my baby hairs. You'Re, not gon na get your baby hair. It'S perfect! Every time you kind of really have to play with it to really um kind of get the look that you're going for, because I like the baby here to like compliment my face, so you want to do something. I really come from into you. So my baby hairs where I'm doing it might not look good on you, but you know you just do what's best for you all right now for a hold. I get my gorillas not just a little bit and I put my finger over it and I go over it with my toothbrush just to keep the edges in place so that they stay honey all right. So now we are going to our other side of our edges and I'm going to get my mousse and put my mousse on there and you know brush that through before I start doing my edges on the other side. So I am putting those cousin those towards my face, and I did have to go back and cut a little bit more. I'Ve noticed that the shorter your edges are the better that they look, because I used to do long edges and those don't need to look. They look good but like it was just a hassle, so, like the smaller you doing, the better is going to come out so y'all see me playing with it. Y'All see me playing with my edges until I finally got the look that I want it for that side. So not I'm going over there area with my gorilla snot and I'm just molding my edges into place, alright y'all, so we are going in with some more moose Bob. We gone back with the moose and I am just brushing my area the way I wanted it to be, because when I put some more moose on it and I wrap it, I want like each side to like scoop a certain way. So I am going back over like I said I used a lot of Hoops. I use mousse like the Moose, really helps me so the more moose I use the more my lid comes out better, like the Moose is just my favor y'all all right. So now I am putting my hair in a ponytail just so I can get the hair out the way and then I'm gon na spray. My got to be doing spray all over, so this is going to help in your final laying practice. So I'm using my gossipy glue spray and I'm spraying that on my hair and then I'm gon na go over with some mousse and put the mousse on my part and then I'm going to wrap my hair with the wrap the hair wraps. I forgot what these were called. I call them stretchy wraps cuz they're stretchy, but I just go over there, so I blow-dry my hair and now I'm coming back and I'm cutting that off. Yes, girl, edges on a league yup, so I'm just adding just a teeny teeny bit of makeup. Just so um everything can really really blend, and then I am brushing my hair. We are done yeah we're doing. It was like two three o'clock in the morning y'all when I got done so I don't want to straighten it until I will good so I'm just braiding some holding spray on my hair and then, when I do go to sleep, I wrap my hair. Put a wrap over my edges, put my hair ponytail and I put it in a bunny, so we are done this hair from Angie supply store. It was about 180 or 170. My frontal was $ 69 and my bundles were pretty good sheet. So I'm going to do a hair, reduce video for this hair. So I didn't want to do it all of my videos. I make that long, but I would do it for my next video, so don't forget to Like comment and subscribe and I'll be back with more content.