How To | Lace Front Wig Start To Finish + Customize Frontal Hairline | Part 1 | Ft Amour Wigs

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. This is your girlish 8a more and I am back with another video. This will be a three to four part series. I will be taking you guys throughout the entire process of me, creating my belong to silver gray, lace, front wig. This will be part 1 and in part 1. I will be showing you how I customize my platinum blonde frontal in constructing my lace: front, wig, okay, so the first thing I'm going to start with is customizing my frontal, and this frontal is from my mavin store. It is the 613 Indian blonde straight hair and I got it in an 18-inch, so I wanted to show you guys exactly how it looks so I'm going to be going in with my tweezer and kind of customizing the hairline, because, as you guys can see, this Is not a realistic hair line and I wanted to show you exactly how you can take a frontal that is not pre plucked at all and you can just customize it to your liking. So I'm going to be using some water because you know the best way to customize. Our frontal is when it's wet, so I'm just basically taking my spray bottle and wetting the hairline, and then I'm gon na go in with my tweezers and just kind of tweeze out the demarcation line and then going in and then just basically making the frontal look. Natural and if you guys, are interested to see a full out class on how I fully customized my closures and my french holes from bleaching, the nods tweezing, the hairline everything that class will be up in November. And if you guys want to sign up, you could definitely sign up on my website, but anyways. I do not actually have to bleach the nuts for this frontal because it's blonde hair, the only time that you need to customize a I mean bleach. The knots on a frontal is if t hair is like in the natural black color or brown color, so because this is a blond color, as you guys can see, there's no black knots. The only thing I would have to do is take the lace which I will be showing you guys and there's like no right or wrong way to customize a frontal and there's like no step-by-step process on how to do it. You just kind of have to eyeball it and, as you guys can see with this front, it has a very distinctive demarcation line, and so that's basically what I'm trying to go in and take out, because no one's hair line looks like this so yeah. So that's what I'm doing with my tweezers and I will be throughout the process just going in and out of the front so starting at the front and then working my way back. So this is how my friend, who is looking out after I went in and took out the demarcation line as well as go in with my tweezers. So the next thing I'm going to do is go ahead and create some baby hairs, and I will be using my scissors and my razor to create some baby hairs for my friend zone you. So this is how my friend Joe is looking after I customized the hairline as well as when and with creating some baby hairs. I'M, hopefully you guys can see this. I kind of turned down the lighting, so you guys can kind of see how it looks. I know it's kind of off because the hair is so blind and then, like the light, is flashing on it as well, but you guys will see like a better view of it once I go in and color the hair. The next thing I'm gon na go ahead and do is construct my lace front, wig and I will be starting with sewing down my lace front toe and then I will go in and sew and my bundles. So the first thing I'm gon na do is of course, is position. The frontal on my wig cap and the cap that I am using is a mesh dome cap and then I will be making my lace front wig on a canvas, wig block that matches my head circumference size. So I'm using my t pins to hold down the frontal and then I'm gon na go in with my needle and thread and sew down the front. So, as you guys always know, with the way that I saw, my French is I've sewed the size down first and then I sold the back last and I kind of switch back and forth with sewing down the back from left to right. Until it's closed up all the way, this is like to ensure that your frontal will lay down flat as possible, but if you guys want to see like a more in-depth lesson on how to create a lace front or from start to finish, if you guys do Not know I have an online weight class, that's available right now, so if you want to sign up, you can always sign up on my website you so now it is time to install my bundles and the hair that I will be using is from my more Luxury blonde hair collection, which is on my website, more wigs calm. I will be using three bundles of my Indian blonde straight hair and the lens that I have is 22. 22. 24. So basically, what I'm doing is just sewing in my first bundle, which is the longest limb, the 24 inch, and I'm just sewing back and forth to create my lace, front wig and that's what I'll be doing and the rest of this video is basically just sewing In my 3 bundles of hair - and I will come back and show you guys the final look, you okay guys. So this is the final look of my lace front. Wig. I did install all three bundles. I think I had like a small piece left, but that was about it. I made sure that I stuffed all three bundles, because I wanted my weight to be really really full. So the next thing I'm going to do is show you guys how I cut like the excess wig cap from underneath the frontal and also we'll be showing you guys how I can you know. Where am I wake up in a ponytail with all my lace front, wigs or actually all my custom, wigs for myself as well as my clients, I make sure that I make the wig in a way that they would be able to wear it in a ponytail. So yeah you guys, so this is the video part. One make sure you guys stay tuned for part. Two part two. I will be showing you how I dye my lace frontal. I wanted to actually create, like some black roots, for on my front tool, so I will be showing you guys how you can dye your lace frontal without staining the actual lace on it, and that will be an in-depth tutorial in part two and then I also Will be showing you guys how I tent the lace on my friend so as well, so make sure you guys check out parts who just want to say. Thank you so much for watching part 1. If you haven't subscribed to my channel definitely subscribe, so you can get updates straight to your email and let you guys know when I upload part 2 and part 3 and part 4 of this lace front. Wig series, like I said, I'm going to be showing you guys from start to finish on this entire process. So part three will be showing you how I dyed my lace front, wig from blonde to silver gray. So the look that I'm going for is black roots with like a silver gray, balayage or ombre. So I will be showing you guys all the colors that I will be using to create that look and then part three will be showing you guys. I mean. I'M sorry part four will be showing you the final look of the wig and meet installing the wig. So yeah you guys um, I'm gon na go ahead and get out of here make sure you guys follow me on Instagram. I will give you guys my Instagram down below and I will see you guys in part two bye