How I Customize My Lace Frontal Wigs Hairline | Step By Step | Natural Frontal Hairline | Hairspells

Hey guys, today's video is a highly requested video on how to customize your legs, frontal, wig, step by step. I often get questions on. How do you customize the front tool for beginners or often here? Well, I don't know how to customize a frontal. I'M new to this whole wig game. So I got you sis. I got you. We bout to slay this wig, ok, so the wig that I'm using today is from hair spells, and this is pretty much what the frontal looks like before doing any type of plucking. Now I did go ahead in tint the lace I do have a full tutorial below on how I do that. So, as you can see, this unit comes with dips on the frontal, which is a really good thing. It helps with making the front to look natural and it's also an easy guide on the plucking as well, and that did wet the hair. Because to me it just helps with seeing the hairline better and I honestly think the hair comes out of the frontal. A lot better when the hair is wet, so you want to make sure you have a good pair of tweezers. I got mines from Sally's and I think I paid around 18 bucks. You can definitely find something: that's a little bit more cheaper than that, but the better your front, your tweezers, are the easier is going to be when it comes to plucking out the hairs on your frontal. So the first thing we're going to do is just work. Our way in sections, so I'm starting out with what I would call like the sideburn area. So I'm just taking my tweezers and I'm going behind the hairline and it's so important to make sure you tweeze behind the hairline, to avoid plucking too much and causing the hair to look bald. So when you're doing this guys, it is a process. It'S gon na seem like no hair is coming out, but actually hair is coming out if you're removing the hair properly. Also, when you are doing this, try to be gentle because you definitely can rip the lace and you don't want to do that - it's going horrible. If you do that, and then one thing that I do like about this particular wig is the density around the hairline is not too thick. So it's easy to pluck the hairline cuz, it's not a whole lot of hair to be plugging just to make sure I don't over plug. I like to part my hair on the side and then start plucking behind that section that I parted out. So I'm just going to continue this method with parting, the hair down the side and then plucking behind the hairline, making sure that I move around the hairline just to avoid possibly over plucking. So I will just continue doing this parting and then plucking behind the hairline method. Until I get to the front of the frontal, as you can see, the front of this frontal is like, I would say, sectioned off, so you can really identify that it's the front of the hairline and the front of this hairline is already kind of thin. So I don't want to over pluck the front of this wig, so I'm going to start off by sectioning the baby hairs out first before doing any plucking. So I can see exactly how the hairline is looking just because the front of the frontals are more dense than the sides of the frontal. So I'm using that same method going behind the hairline and just plucking. Until I get that look that I'm going for after plucking the hairline, it is possible to lose some baby hairs. If you like baby hairs, you can just you know recreate your own. Only thing you do is section off the hair, use the razor comb and cut the baby hair. It'S going down at an angle, use some hair gel or some mousse use a little bit and just swoop the hair, and you can also do this by just using water as well, and this is also how I check my work just to make sure I did That over pluck and as you can see, it looks pretty good. The baby hairs are laying really nice and it's not too thin in that to fall behind the hairline. So this is what the hairline is looking like without any baby hairs. Now, let's put the wig on, I did cut the lace. Off-Camera only thing I did was follow the outline of the frontal those little dips. I was telling you guys about just follow that and cut out the lace. A hot comb is a major key to a natural-looking frontal. It is way better than using a curling iron or curling wand to press out the hair simply because that hot comb will get every strand of your roots. I did not bleach this front so only thing. I did was use these Sally Hansen leg makeup. If you want to see a full tutorial on how I did that I'll have that video linked below next I'm going to do my baby hairs on my head, everybody should know by now. I love me some baby hair, so if you don't like it, oh well, um so doing baby hairs on a mannequin here is super duper easy, but doing it on yourself can be very challenging. So with that being said, take your razor comb section off the hair. As we did before and start to play around with the baby hair, it's take you a little bit of gel mousse or water, not a whole lot, just a little bit and just start playing with the hairs. Even though I have done baby hairs like over. A thousand times I still can never get it right. The first time it takes me like five or six tries for me to get my baby hair still look the way I want it to look. So just keep that in mind. Guys just keep practicing and you know not using a whole lot of gel because it was stepping up the baby hairs. So this is what the side of my friends who is looking like when the jail is completely dry and I want to add a little bit of foundation to the hair line behind the baby hair. It'S just to hide a little bit of my stocking cap. That'S showing on the side as well as just to make it look more like scalp to the side, so just take your finger and kind of smooth it out and I'm just showing you guys, it's not glued down so yeah. This is pretty much how the frontal should look like if you decide to do baby hairs, even if you don't do baby hairs, your frontal should still look good. If you follow these simple basic steps that I have provided in this video hope. You guys learn something in this video. If you want to purchase this wig, definitely check out the link below bye, guys,