Removing And Re Installing My Lace Frontal Wig!

Hey guys, so I decided to record me taking off this crusty crusty frontal. Okay, it needs Jesus. I don't know where I was going with this, but it was time for it to come off. So first things. First, I'm going to spray my hairline, with B & B lace, glue remover, it has this citrus smell, it doesn't sting, it doesn't burn. So I just spray it all on my edges. Well, the edge of the frontal where I applied the glue, and this is going to loosen it up so that I can take it off while not taking off my edges. Okay, do not - and I repeat, do not just try and tug off your edges off the frontal if you have own glue or guts to be or anything always use a remover or if you put it down with guts, to be used water. So right now, I'm just rubbing it in making sure that I saturate, but this bad boy was coming off anyway. It was. It was wrong. It was about that time. This lasted about six days and I was in Trinidad, so the heat was hot. He was hot. You know I was sweating, but I got six days out of this with the glue and it wasn't bad and it was late hunty. I reapply it during my trip, though, so I got six days out of each where so, I'm just going to take my finger. You see how that bad boy is coming off. Okay, smooth, smooth, Oh child, look at the cross, look at the crust, so, as you can see, it came off flawlessly effortlessly and the cap is still attached to my head. I use guts to be glue for that and, as you can see, I have a whole bunch of glue still on the lace frontal. We will take that off later right now, let's focus on getting this crusty old cap off of my head now. This cap has been on my head for six days and it is with gots to be glue and, as you can see, it's still attached - and I use the black one for this so yeah. All I'm gon na need to do to take this off safely is to wet it. So, let's get on to washing this bad boy off and washing my edges with shampoo and get in this in order. Okay, now it's time to get the excess glue or the leftover glue off of the front. Oh and I'm just going to spray that same lace, remover glue, well lace, glue, remover and I'm going to take my q-tip and just kind of like peel it off, because it'll just flake right off. As you can see in chunks, you don't want to kind of like force it off with your finger or anything like that, because the lace is very, very, very, very, very, very delicate. So just let the lace, glue, remover, do its magic and take a q-tip and push it off and then, when you're done wash the frontal itself or the entire wig. So now I kind of skipped I'm using a stocking that you use for your legs and I put it on my head because, as you can see, it matches better and your girl right here don't got the time to be playing makeup all over a beige stocking. So I'm just using my guts to be glue and a wooden stick to apply this. I don't like using my fingers because I don't want the gel to turn white or whatever color and I'm just making sure I put a good amount. So that's the cap stays okay. I don't go too far back, but I go back enough so that I know that the cap is secure and when I'm done doing this, I'm just going to let the entire cap air dry and again I use the black guts to be glue and I'm going To cut off the top and all of that good stuff, the excess cap in the front and I'm just going to fine tune it as you can see, I'm removing as much cap as I possibly can, and now I'm going to take alcohol and clean my hairline And that's so that the glue can last longer and it's not you know, sticking to dirt and oil or whatever, not that my face is dirty, but this is just a good step and I'm just going to make sure that I'm definitely clean as best as possible. All right, so I'm using this glue and I'm just going to apply it section by section and then use a fresh wooden stick as I'm calling it to kind of lay the little piece of edge of the cap down and kind of just smooth the glue on Some, like my forehead area, if you're very, very careful, I try not to get my edges too much, but you'll get a little bit but again, that's why I removed it with the remover. I wait till it's loose and it comes right off on its own and, as you saw on my front tool, my edges were not on the frontal they were still on my head. So it's all good in the hood and I'm going to apply two layers of this. But now it's time for me to put on the wig and just make sure that I am lining it up as best as possible. I'M not going to lay it down! Yet I'm going to add another layer of julu, but at this point I just want to make sure I'm good with the placement, and I am also going to clip these sides back and get them out of my way because you don't want the hair to start Getting stuck in the glue all willy-nilly, so I'm just tucking those bad boys back with my duck clips and I'm adding more glue. This is my last layer and now it's time to place and I'm going to start at the top okay and I'm gon na use. My comb and stick it I'm sorry that I'm not looking forward into the camera my bad now I am and, as you can see, I'm using everything but my fingers, I'm using that comb and making sure that I don't stick the baby hairs. If I can help it, because sometimes you're gon na stick them okay, so I'm going from using the back of the tail comb and using the actual comb itself to lay that lace down and try and melt it into my skin. Okay, because you don't want everybody up in your business, if they got to know that it's a lace frontal, they got to come real close and nobody should be that close to you unless they're based, okay, okay, so my frontal is pretty much dry, I'm just you Know at extra security ain't nothing wrong with a little extra security, because next now that I know it's dry, we're going to finesse these baby hairs. Okay, it looks pretty natural as it stands, but we're just gon na slow this down. Okay and I'm gon na show you how I start finessing these baby hairs with a what is this a toothbrush? And this adds to the look, because this hair is curly hair and I'm going to like go wash it in the shower and all that stuff. So, for me um the way that I plucked it. It actually mimics my baby hair. How I would do it with my normal hair and the reason why I'm using mousse first is to get it where I want it to be just to be able to manipulate a little bit better. And then I'm going to go back and put guts to be glue gel on them. It'S not glue it's gel and that's going to be for, like the final placement of keeping it intact for a few days. Okay, so now this is the guts to be we're. Gon na go over this make sure and as the days go pass like maybe two three days it starts looking better because it loosens up a bit. It looks even more natural okay, but we got ta hide that lace and actually looks like stuff, and I didn't use any makeup. So that's a trick for you. If you can't find a cap in the screen supply store, that's your color go, buy some stockings put that bad boy on your head. If it match it and you're good to go baby, pretty much done.