Glue-Less Lace Frontal Wig Sew In | Very Detailed

Hey guys welcome back to my Channel today, I'm going to show you guys how I basically do my clients hair start to finish. She'S, getting a lace, frontal install slowed down the frontal she's getting sewn down was made by me. This is her second or third time. Installing this front row so today I'm going to start off by just braiding her hair down really neatly and not too tight, just write it down to the back. So this hairstyle is very ideal for those people who don't like to come home each day and take off their wig me. Personally, I like coming home and yanking that wig off my head. I just feel free, but some people just like that security, especially people who are not really into doing hair, that much so, as you can see here, I'm gon na like take the braids and like stick it into the braid that I'm braid in I'm gon na. Do this throughout her hair or braiding just wanted to, let you guys know that, but yes, this is ideal for those people who are not about to come home and take your wig off life. So, as you can see here, I have I'm basically done with everything I have my last braid and, like I said you braid each braid, you take it like this and you attach it to the braid you're braiding. This gives you a really flat and just nice and neat look, and it's also very important that you guys do those that little braid at the bottom that I have going on there. That'S gon na be your base. That'S where you're gon na sew your wig to so that one is very important. Yes, I use a crochet needle and I you know crochet the little braids into her brains or into her hair they're, already pretty it up. Christ. Like I don't know, I have like a really bad addiction to like really neat braids. My braids have to be neat and put together. So once I looked at three I by the way, the very end of this hair is extensions. So that's why I'm tying it up and I'm gon na cut it off, because it's Ascension, that's not her girl, hair. So look how pretty and neat those braids are. I love meat right and try to slick all the hair to the back, like all the hair. In the front slip it to the back, because we're gon na use the frontal hair as baby here, because we, this is a protective style, so we want to make sure that our natural hair under the wig is secured and slicked back. So here I'm just. I took the wig I'll put it on her head and I'm gon na line it up or her life with her hair line to see where she wants it, or so that it can sit where she wants it here, I'm just putting out the hair. This is where I'm going to sew it. You want to part the hair right on top of the braid you're, going to sew it on top of that's where you want to pot it. So I'm gon na part the other side as well and once again, I'm parting it based on where the braid is not where her hairline is because that's what I'm going to sew it to is that little braids in the front. So once I pod it, I'm gon na put the little sections in ponytail and just to get it out of the way and yeah. So here we're gon na. Take the hair and we're gon na pull it back in a ponytail and make sure that when you're pulling it back, the wig does not shift back. We still want the braid and the part we made to align. As you can see here and guys. Please excuse my ashy Ness, like I didn't even know that was there like that's so embarrassing, but yeah. So the part we made initially needs to literally aligns with the braid right on there and when you're sewing please sew very lightly and try not to dig under the might try not to dig under the braid with the needle. Because when you do that, you're really harming your bit you're like your edges, you just want to sew lightly on top and also when you're so really tight. That causes your your lace to rip so in order to avoid breaking your hair off and making your edges your arm, your lace rip just so very lightly, on top of the lace and on top of your braid on the perimeter. So we're going to take this and we're going to take it all the way around and, as you can see here, I use a crochet cap to make my wigs because from to me personally, the proshape caps a lot like breathable and it's a lot easier to Sew through, as you can see here, it's literally like I'm just sewing tracks onto the wig, because the cap makes it seem that way so yeah just keep going through all the way to the back, and this style I feel like is really is a really good Style for those people who don't want to deal with their hair, do it taking their wig off and on. This is a really good protective style. Typically, my client here leaves this in for about a month. I would recommend I mean for about a month and a half. I will recommend leaving this in between two weeks and maximum a month and a half because after a while, because I don't so it super tight, you know around the perimeter, it gets loose and it starts to shift back. But that's literally like after much you said after a month is she said it last her a good month before it starts shifting back and like I said for me, I usually leave this in for three weeks when I do for myself, because that's when I feel Like okay, it's starting to loosen up and all that stuff. So once again we're going to keep sewing to the back, so the track or the wig onto the back of the braid that we took around the back once you're done sewing. You will just find the other needle because I didn't cut the other needle and you will like tie it together and cut it, and here's where you tie it together tie a knot like through two four times and just snip it off. So, as you can see, the wig is laid honey. It is laid. This wig is not going anywhere, like literally, is not the only problem that I can definitely be honest. What about this is that the front kind of lifts a little bit, because it's obviously not not like glued down, but that's not a problem. The baby hair would solve this issue. If you do your baby here and like tie it down, I think she said that her baby hair lost her about a week before she has to redo it herself. So just take some eco styler. Well, first we're gon na like blow dry, the hair, because when she came it was a little damp because she washed it and already did the part off camera and also, as I said, this wig. This is her second and third time when it's wigs, so she already had a part in it. I just made the part a little bit more straight and clean, and here I'm using the brush to like ship through the hair with the blow-dryer. This really makes the hair silky and makes the front to lay even more flat. I think this sometimes works better than flat, irons, honestly, so yeah we're gon na just do that throughout the hair and the frontal. So here I'm just gon na lay the baby hair down and once again like I said, there's no jail, no got to be glue, jail, no got to be glue spray and no ghost bond glue, no tapes in this process. All we use the only product we're using is this eco styler gel to select the baby hair down and that's it and, like I said this last a week this front, this baby hair process lasts a week which is not bad until you have to reapply it. So we slicked it down and the key to doing your baby hair and making it look a bit more natural is by brushing the hair back. I like coming the hair back, as you swoop the baby hair pieces like just want. You want to just calm them straight back after sweeping the baby hair, say yeah, I'm gon na do that to the other side and on this side I'm not really like gon na do too much, because she typically does not do much when her hair. She just usually wears it down with the part on the side and that's it here. We just want to make sure it's down for when the wind blows and stuff, but as far as they're looking like beat we're not really concerned with that. We just wanted to be down in case the wind blows, see I'm gon na tie down with this little strip and you can find a strip at your local beauty supply store for about a dollar. It'S like 40 for a dollar. So here I'm gon na, like flat on the hair with the comb I mean with the brush and the flat iron I'm gon na, do it throughout the whole hair, and this using a brush really make sure like every piece of hair is like straightened out really Well - and it makes the hair just looks really silky as well, so yeah we're gon na keep doing that guys. I love this method. I cannot wait to do my hair like this in the next two weeks. I will be doing my own hair like this, and I'm gon na show you guys how I do it on myself. So here I'm gon na take the hot comb and just comb through the hair, really nice to get everything really sleek get the flyaways down and just get it really nice, and also what you can do here to make it even more flight. Is you can spray a little bit of spritz or got to be glue spray? If you want that's optional, but I don't do that. But if you want, you can spread it on top and it will really get the flyaways down, but I think you know, and for this hair I don't need to some hairs - are really stubborn. So you have to like put a little bit of spray or something to get the hair down. So I'm going to use the back of the hot comb to like really press down on the lace to make sure every single hair is laying full out honey. You like flat and sleek and nice okay, so once you're done with that, I'm gon na take a q-tip and I'm gon na get a little bit of my concealer and put it on the lace just so it can look a bit more realistic and also so. We can match her skin color and I feel, like the q-tip, really makes it like it blurs the lace, so it doesn't make it look like I don't know. Sometimes, when people put on like foundation in their part, it looks a little yucky. So here's the final look guys this looks snatch. You cannot tell me this does not look like she glued it down with about three layers of glue and she came straight out of the salon like come on guys. This is beautiful. I love this style. You can take the hot comb again and just run through it run through little pieces that you may have missed while the strip was on, and that is it guys. Is that simple? I guess but yeah. Thank you guys. So much