How To Make Your Lace Front Hairline Look Natural W/ Side Part
- Posted on 26 March, 2017
- Lace Front Wig
- By Anonymous
Hi FRIENDS!!!
Here is a tutorial showing you guys how I make my lace front wig look natural! A lot of you have been asking me for this so here it is!
I hope you like it, and it helps!
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Cyd
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HAIR DETAILS
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Brazilian Body Wave 26”
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Maybe I should start with it off. Oh hi, friends. Welcome back to my channel! Thank you so much for clicking cause in this video. Today, I'm going to be showing you guys how I make my lace front, wig, look natural and I'm going to be doing it for the live part. So I'm going to be focusing showing you guys how to make your leg front wig with natural. If you want to do in my part, I probably will do another video showing you guys how to make a middle part, look nice or like, if you will all of your hair back, but for this one in particular, I'm gon na be showing you guys this Side, the hair that I'm wearing is from amazing hair. I have in a frontal, that's 18 inches and then four bundles of 26 inches that are the body wave texture. I will put more information down in the description box with his hair. This is my second week from them. The first one I made and that's one I've been wearing for a little over a month. Now this is the second one. I do have a video where I'm showing you guys how I made this wig that I will link down below and today's my first day actually putting it on and styling it. So this is how I came out. It'S really nice, so I like to pair a lot supersoft alright, so I'm going to be showing you guys today how I make my hair line. Look natural for a side part on this wig. I am still learning so be easy on me. If I'm not doing everything completely right, but this is the way that I've been doing it, I've only been wearing like now for maybe like a month or two. Maybe it's been like two months because I'm still learning and I wanted to share my process of learning with you guys and if you have any suggestions for ways that I can do it differently or ways that I can do it better. Please comment those down below because I'd love to read them and learn more, and if you want to watch how I actually constructed this unit. I will put that down in the scription box as well as a link if you'd like to purchase and try to share out for yourself. I think that's all, I have to say make sure you have the notification bell turned on. If you don't already have that turn on and if you want to see how I get my hairline to look like this through just keep on watching alright, so you want to start with a wake up on and underneath my hair is just braided and braided it Into pin braids just so, it lays its flat possible under the cap, and then I like, using this, like it's kind of like a flesh tone cap, because you'll see underneath when you part the lace. It looks like more like a scalp. If you wear a blackout health, if you wear a black cap, it's going to look darker underneath and you'll have to like add more concealer. So if you wear like a lighter colored cap, it'll, look more like your scalp and your scalp is always a lot lighter than your faces, because it just doesn't get enough Sun, like my actual scalp, is this color, so it does look more natural when you have Them, okay, so I just put this guy on to put it on, and I kind of leave my edges out. I have a lot of baby hairs and you can see like I just have a ton. They kind of will always come out from the star of the leaf as you'll see when I put it on. But if you don't have a kind of baby here, then you won't have a problem hiding all of your hair. You just want to flick your hair back and just tie it down. So all my hair underneath is sweetly covered. I also have a ton of fibers in a lot of patience with your kitchen. Okay, now you just want to put on your leg, and then this is a weight that I made. I will put the link to the video mystery box. If you want to see how I made it, but basically I just put two clips on the side of it. This is the frontal leaf, and then I put a band on and the band is really really important for ensuring that your wig won't come off. If you're trying to like, I don't know, dance or something you want to have a band because it wraps around the back of your head and make sure your wig doesn't come off at you, for whatever reason swing your head forward. I don't know what you do in your free time. You just want to put it on so ensures the link will always yeah, so you just want to show this. I'Ve never done it sitting down before for you. Ah, you put this on first and tie this to the back of your head. Like this, you wan na make sure the band is like flat on the back of your head and then you'll take oh, I also put a clip on the back right here. You'Ll, take the back of that and then you'll press that left clip right underneath band and you'll see you look crazy initially, but this isn't sure that you can like move your head all over the place and your wig will never come off okay. So now I didn't do much to the hairline. I tweeze it a little bit on the sides, but for the most part I left it, as is I cut it a little bit like towards the front and around my ears when I start just by obviously pulling it back in the front, because no one can Learn is that well I mean I watch your hairline. Is that low? I'M really sorry normally eyes. Aren'T that low. So I just pull mine back a little bit and then, as you can see, my baby hairs naturally just kind of come out which helps because it makes it look a little bit more natural. But I'm going to show you how to make baby hairs on your actually, I'm going to start just by lining that up the way that I want it and then I'm going to pin this hair back it's out of the way we could just see the hairline And then I'm going to take my got to be ultra glued styling gel. This is not glue. If you watched hair line awake videos before then you've probably seen a ton of people use this, it's not glue, but it does work like glue. The only difference is when you wet this. It immediately dissolve so like. If, for whatever reason you get your wig wet or like you're sweating allowing your heroine, it will dissolve in such a move, but I like it because if it's dry, it literally will last like three days. So I just take a little bit of this and apply it all around the hair lines like where I want the lace to stay so definitely like right along here, and I like to start out one in and work my way up. That way, I'm not like constantly pulling it back up. Then you want to take a blow dryer. Why did I feel, like I didn't know what this was? You want to take a blow dryer and on cool, make sure it's cool, whoa, giant down just work in little sections on time, and that will help it works better. So now I'm just going to do here. Okay, so you're just going to do that all the way across the hairline until you laid down all the way. Okay, so once you've done that you just want to let the lace in the glue dry a little bit. Some people like to go in and just like, tie it down. I didn't bring my head wrap because I'm an amateur but I'm if you just let it dry for a little bit and it won't get like sticky and then you can move on to the next step. Weird, it doesn't move so now it should be dry. Obviously, the longer you wait, the more dry it'll be when I'm doing it at home. I like to put it on and then wait at least like 30 minutes to an hour is just to make sure it's for sure dry. You don't feel any more wetness, and that means it's pretty dry, but let's take this video we're going to move on, I'm just going to be fragile. You should be fragile about anyway, because you rip your way. That'S like the worst thing ever so now that it's on you can see, it looks still looks pretty unnatural. I know that I want to wear this particular wig like in more of a side part and a fitting like this, but you don't have to make sure the rest of it looks nice in case the wind blows or something kind of lifting a little bit over. Here I'm going to add so now I'm going to take a comb and I'm going to create some fake baby hairs. So I'm just going to like lightly comb down on the very edge of the way where the shorter hairs would naturally be. Then I'm just going to set to pull those out. You want to make sure when you're pulling you're pulling down so you're, not lifting the leaf and also go in with tweezers and find like specific hair that you want to pull. So you want to be really careful with tweezers, so you don't rip the actual lace just want to pull parents out, and I know that I'm going to make this a size part. So I'm focusing more on mrs.. Let'S do a milder like on your natural hair line. The front of it is usually more full than the sides are, so you want to make sure you're really kind of going in where you're like the sides right here, because that's usually where most people grow left. Hair, that's what I like to pluck from the most and then I leave the front of it still pretty full. But if you look at a natural hair line, it's not as for like a wig normally is, if you want to make sure, when you're, creating your hair line, that you're kind of mocking away your natural hair line books or that, like a hair line that you, Like like the way you want your hair, I'm going to look there's no one here line just goes for head and then a full head of hair. It'S always like gradual, a lot of people like to pluck prior to putting it on their head, but I found that when I do that and then I put the actual lid on my head, the hairline doesn't match up with my normal one. So I like to put it on my head first and then lightly plug it. So now we have some luggage to make it look a little bit natural and some new be here alright. So now I'm going to create my part part I want is to be like right here. As you can see, this is where my cap starts right here, but it does make it look more like a scalp, whereas like my natural hair right here, but this is where we can add concealer to blend it out, and then you just want to go into Where the part is and plug out some of the hair, so it looks more natural for where you want your part to be. You don't want to do too much of this, because you don't want it to be too wide. You want it to still look pretty natural. You also don't want to put too much in case you ever want to change your part. You want to be able to still hide this part, and then you just want to take your concealer. Whatever concealer you normally highlight with, I use the NARS radiant creamy concealer in caramel and your concealer brush, and you just want to lightly run that concealer along the lash line, so that you can hide the stop and then it also matches with your cap. That'S okay! If you get a little bit of the concealer on the actual hair, because you can go in with like I shout out and blend that up, take this all the way up into my scalp, and you can take a little bit of that concealer and just add It to anywhere where you feel like the lace is showing and I'll make it look more like skin, okay. So next we're just going to lay our baby hair. So you get those out of the way and to do that, you're just going to want to use a baby hair brush. This is just a toothbrush that we call baby hair brush and you just want to first lay your baby hose the way you want them to lay. So I like to pull a little bit of these just kind of like smooth them, like I, like my natural baby hairs to go just kind of swoop in mix it in rims going to use. If you want to make your baby hair shorter, you can go in with, like I like to use a little razor like this guy, and it's just will like shorten it, but not make it so blunt baby hairs are essential for making the wave look as natural As possible and then I'm going to take the lowest bit of that glue and just like tap it from the top take all the hair around and move it around till you get it into style that you like. So I'm not going to worry about any other part of the hairline. If you want, you can just kind of pull some of the baby hairs down. So it looks natural on the other side. But since we're doing a size are just going to make sure that this guy looked as best it could and then after that, you're pretty much done alright guys. So this is the finished. Look I just added some curls to the wig and then to make it lay flatter and take a wand and just kind of run it along the parts, and this just makes the part more prominent. It makes it lay flatter if you really want it to lay super flat. You can wet the actual lace and then straighten it to that direction, and it really won't move at all. But if you're doing it, when it's dry, just putting e on the actual part will help it lay flat. So this is the finished. Look for the side part put a little bit too much gel. So it's a little bit white, most parts, fun, I'm still new to this guy's desicion. This is only the second week that I've ever made and like put on so I'm learning as I go. If you have any tips or suggestions for me, please leave them down in the comments bar, because I will read them and I will apply them. I'M still learning. Alright, you guys, that's it for this video. I hope that was helpful. If it was, please give it a big thumbs up, it will definitely be doing more hair videos with wigs now that I'm obsessed with them, like I don't know how is living my life for so long without it, if you'd like to get the hair that I'm Wearing all of that, information will be down in the description bar with a link to where you can go and purchase it. I really do like this hair loss. It'S the second leg that I have from them and it's my first one is still amazing, so you can keep them for a long time. It'S an investment. I mean I'm not even that expensive, like I feel, like it's still really moderately priced and they last a long time. You can wash them and condition them and reuse them, and the hair lasts a really long time and I'm always like messing with it. As long as I'm like looking at it, I'm going to just keep messing with it and trying to make it even more perfect the key to learning this is just to keep trying and finessing it and playing with it and then eventually, you'll get it to the Way that you like it are you guys thank you so so much for watching I'll, see you in my next video you're
Comments
Michelle Dena: I just recently got diagnosed with cancer and had to start wearing wigs but I didn’t like the way my hairline looked so this video was really helpful! Thank you so much❤️
NaturallyNellzy: You did a fantastic job. Thanks for sharing :)
pelin: announcement: SHE’S NOT WEARING CONTACTS! Those are her real eyes. :)
Ty L.: Here's a little tip: Everyone applies the concealer in the parting on top of the lace. I on the other hand, apply my concealer UNDER the lace before applying the wig! I liberally wet my brush first, then I PAINT the underside of the lace. Doing this process keeps the concealer from bleeding into the hair or leaving dust on the hairs of the wig! The last step is to seal the concealer in with a holding spray so that even if the hair gets wet, the concealer will not bleed through!!! Just be sure to use a concealer that matches your stocking/wig cap! ☺️
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Melanie Salas: As a patient recovering from cancer and wears wigs this is extremely helpful! Thank you!
I’mAlwaysGaby: That was AMAZING!! I've never worn a wig (accept for when being onstage or just for fun costume wise) but this makes me want to actually go out and try to wear a natural looking wig!! This was awesome! Thank you for this video!!
WhatTheChell: this is perfect for beginners like me. i bought like 4 wigs and i dont even know how to wear them properly xD
The Aja White: This was such a simple tutorial, so much easier than other ones I've watched! I've recently gotten a suit and wanted to try to make it look more natural!
Jayde Mohammadi: “I don’t know what you do on your free time” That part made me LOL Great video and so informative. I just bought my first wig ever and this was soooo helpful!
kawaiipetal: Omg! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’m going to be making my very first wig, and am looking for tips! This helped me so much, with figuring out how to make it more natural! I think you did a great job!
SolelyVanessa: You did a great job with making this wig! This tutorial is so helpful!
jasmine everistic: You're the first YouTuber to have a simple tutorial for my fast paced life. It's very helpful! Thank you it's been a struggle to find one for begginers to make it look natural
Donesha Ceasar: I just got my first wig for graduation and I've been watching several videos to know how to lay down my wig and your video helped me the most !! ❤️
Linda Tannock: Great tips! Thank you! I've just bought my 1st one Your hair looks stunning btw!
K JN: You did a good job!!! Wig making is a process. I'm still learning to make mine look natural. I found when the density is over done it begins to look "un-be-weavable" so I'm learning lighter density is as important as a well concealed hairline. Keep the videos coming!
brie: Making and styling a wig should be an Olympic event. There's soooo much that goes into it and you're killing it! I wish I had this talent.
Xiomara Videz: This is the best and easiest wig tutorial I've seen. Thank you Cydnee!
Ba S: This is exactly exactly what I needed. Thank you.
TAPPED: Thank you so much for keeping this very simple for beginners. I’ve watched other several videos and was feeling a little overwhelmed. So this is perfect, thank you.
Artificial Amateur: Honestly looks beautiful. I'm still trying to make mine look natural it's my first and I'm so scared of ruining it but this gave me a good idea of what to do. Thank you!!!!!
Never Filtered Always Fabulous: Great tutorial! To the point and clear! Thank you!
Shakira Davis: For one, you are so beautiful! & 2) you literally just saved my life !!!!! I love this video & definitely will be applying everything I learned here tomorrow!!!! Thank you girl ❤️
TrueBlueVelvet: Nice job Cydnee! I just got my first wig yesterday and this gives me hope for the next one
Sharda Orr: This was a life saver. I had no idea how to part mine but now I’m good! Thank you
Robin O'Bannon: "Amateur" you are doing a beautiful job. I am 48, losing my hair and have just been introduced to the wig option. My greatest concern is it looking as natural as possible. I don't want it to be a distraction. Thank you for the video and keep sharing what you are learning with us!
Shawna: I absolutely loved this video especially with me just beginning to wear wigs. You did great girl
Mallie Rha: I was spending so much on keeping my roots at bay, I finally became really allergic to Hairdye and just can't risk carrying on with dye but don't want to embrace my greys yet! Thank you so much for this video. I don't know anyone who uses wigs and I'm nervous about trying my first one and looking like a tool. Your tips made it so much more natural looking!
Kaley Stotts: Thank you SO MUCH for this video. You are delightful and talented and this helped me so much!! I lost so much hair from my stress and illness, and so much confidence with it. This has made me so excited to play with wigs and I am so grateful for your help! ❤️
Sacha A: I love the tutorial. Very simple and great for beginners. I subscribed. Keep doing your thing.
kiemarian Edwards: Great job!!!! Love the way u were so detailed for beginners! It looks beautiful.
mush_n: That was super helpful and very easy to follow. Thanks!
Miles Keesler: Great tutorial my dear concise and easy to follow, thank you!
Lia Hough: love love love, you have absolutely helped me I'm constantly looking for great ways to make my lace front look natural and amazing. Your video has really helped!!!!!
Christina Hamil: Made my first wig today and you don't even understand how happy I am that you've made this tutorial! Right on time!!
The Styled Beauty Box: Thanks for making this video! Super helpful for plucking my first lace
T Lee H: Thank you soooo much for actually bringing attention to the got to be glued, not actually being GLUE!
Che: This is by far the best natural hairline or lace front install video I've seen. And I've seen dozens! Detailed, clear, concise and complete! Thank you <3
Phoenix Grimm: I just got my first wig and this helped me sooo mcuh. Thank you! Also I wouldn't have ever known you were wearing a hair piece. It looks so good and so natural on you.
Salvatore Beauty: This is probably the most useful wig video I've watched! Id REALLY like to see you do the same type of video for the parting in the middle of the hair :)
Amanda JB: This is such a good video. I remembered all the steps from only watching this once! Very easy to follow.
Layne Scott: Thank you soooo much for this video!!! It's just what I needed
Corian: Thank you so much!! This was so helpful, you did an awesome job!!!❤ and you're so beautiful
Christina Winters: I just bought my first wig and this was SO helpful!
Ny'Ana Hart: I don't think you need to learn anything else. That is the most natural looking wig I have ever seen on YouTube. Your baby hairs look so natural that I wouldn't have known it was a wig if you didn't tell me. You did and awesome job for being a newbie and I've been wearing wigs for 36 years and I'm super impressed. I will be watching more of your tutorials. Awesome job girl.
Simply Rubí: Than you so much for this tut!!! I have several human hair blend wigs that come without a part and very full in the beginning of the hairline! I love this so much and I’m going to do this for my wig I have! Much love xoxo
Annie Matthew: Gorgeous & beautiful hair! Thanks for the tips.
Faith Joy: Thank you for this tutorial. I recently bought a lace front wig and I realize that I've been wearing it ALL wrong. This video helps TREMENDOUSLY.
jaclynlovesemos: Thank you! I got my first wig and really need to do this to it!
Asya M.: I have watched so many wig videos, because I want to start wearing wigs. This one video taught me more than the 20+ I've watched before it. Great job girl!
Audra WARLAS: Love this! Thank you so much! That is totally awesome!
Lisa P: You may be a novice, but you seem very professional to me! I LOVE that you do the tweezing while the wig is ON the head!!! That makes SUCH sense to me. That way, you don't over pluck and you're tweezing along YOUR actual hairline and not a styrofoam head. Let's face it - YOU'LL be wearing the wig, the styrofoam head will not. Great video! Thank you!
Cilla Figueroa: When you will probably never wear a wig but you love Cydnee's videos
Cynthianne Neighbors: Impressive!! I am looking to make my own wig so will be coming back to this video. :-)
Hannah Cooper: Thanks for the informative video. I have my first wig in the mail! And am so excited to try this.
Rosina Torres-Chand: hair looks great and i can completely relate. i fell in live with wearing wigs. havent made one yet but i have been looking into it lately. p.s. alcohol pads help with extra glue errors and before also cleaning the hairline before
Lydia Tuakli-Munro: I'm new to all this and I love your clip. It was really easy to follow and has made the prospect of customising my first place wig not so scary
Silly X Smiles: Ive been wearing wigs like this for almost a year and your still way better than me so BE PROUD GIRL YOU GOOD
playdoh: as someone with adhd and autism this was very easy to follow! It was also straight to the point and didn’t get boring, just my cup of tea :) Good job!!
rakin: This honestly has been the best “how to” video. Thank you so much!
Michaela C: GIRL! those baby hairs are a GAME CHANGER! i've had my wig since August and hated it because it looked so unnatural! like wow this is amazing
Emma: this was soo helpful but i’m so scared to do it on my wig i don’t wanna mess it up
Chaela B.: You really just helped me. So I just got my first wig and the struggle was very real, you tubers make putting on a wig very easy so yeah. Thanks very helpful.
Chris Abitz: BEAUTIFUL job thank you. Well explained.
LB Abstract Art: You made a HUGE difference!! Thank you so much
Colleen Ahrendsen: i am a white elderly woman and first time wig owner and this video was very helpful! you did a great job keeping it to the point and humble, yet fun. Thumbs up from me!!!
Jaimie Polsz: You did that, girl!! Gorgeous wig
CuteGem3: I really love how your honest about just starting out with wigs! I've never worn them but I love watching vids like this and one day wanna start wearing them and I will take the advice you gave and apply it when I do start!
Tulital7: Thank you very much this is exactly what I was looking for❤️
Hadassah Levi: Thanks! I've been looking for a video that shows how to "troubleshoot" your lacefront when you cut the lace too short. :) YOU SLAYED!
Woouderhause: I need to take a lace front and to pretty much this exact style, except in a massively grown out sidecut. This is perfect!!!
Chanea Danielle: Yes. I love a deep side part with baby hairs!
Layemi M: I love the no makeup look, you're soooo pretty ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Mitzie Cordle: I just bought my first wig and this is best video I’ve found! You’re amazing!
Rickii Lowinskii: Very helpful! Thank you
Tvi: BTW, I love how you naturally swoop out the hairline looks wonderful
Shawne Patterson: Beautiful!! Thank you! ❤️
S. Brown: GREAT job!! I, too, am a beginner at wearing wigs. I love the versatility when I am wearing them.
Eva Foxxx: This helped me so much thank you! ❤️
Allyssa Arnold: This video was easily explained and can be done with whatever you have in your home already, I love it!! Your personality is the cutest!
Patricia Kelley: Okay, so this video is amazing. Thank you for the tips on baby hair and how to flatten the part!! I'm definitely a fan now! #Subscribe
Tyiesha Zhane: So I just made my first wig and I was over here upset because of how low my hairline was but this video gave me hope how did I miss this one ! You make it more simple for us amateurs
Cynthia Monterroza: So scared to pluck or mess with my first wig but this definitely gave me some ideas to make it look more natural. And much closer to actually working on it
Chantal Renee Hayles: This wig is absolutely gorgeous!!! I need to invest in hair like this and a wig like this too
scraggledy: Such a huge help! Thank you! How do you keep the lace from feeling itchy or irritating your skin?
London: OMG I’m so happy I found this I have a lot of edges almost connecting to my eyebrows like you and all the girls who have videos posted do not. So I’ve been so lost as to how to go about doing all this cause I don’t want my edges gone lol
ondreamonique: Love your video! Trying these tips on my new wig
stephanie pacheco: fantastic video! very helpful, I just purchased my first wig and will be applying these tips. thanks so much! new subbie here :)
Krianna Perry: Amazing tutorial, you're so pretty!!
Maila Droe: This is great for a beginner like me! Thanks!
Zhane Reid: This was soo perfect for beginners!
Mrs. Stovall: You did an amazing job
sanders3057: I have to say...you’re the first video I find is perfect! You make the wig look so natural. I’m not a fan of the baby hair plasters, but yours is perfect.
Zahra: Very helpful! Thank you so much
Paris Gueye: Sis, you are so cute and your personality is so bubbly! Thanks for posting I need this wing. You did a great job it is gorgeous!
Moira: Love this! You did amazing, thank you! Subscribed!
Dorian Meyette: Stunning! Great tips and you are gorgeous!
magda santiago: Hi, I am a beginner ...this has been super helpful!!! Thanks for sharing!
Danea Lybrook: Thank you so much for this! You are very detailed on everything.Thank you so much! I have a question: Did the wig you had on where you made your part, already exist, and you were just making it a bit more of a longer part and cover with the concealer to look more real? Or did you make the part for the lace front wig from scratch? Thank you so much for your informative video!!!!!
Lynette Miller: You did really good. I love it. This is the first time I've been watching wig videos and how to make them look real and yours is the fifth video that I watch tonight and you were by far the best.