How To Slay A Synthetic Lace Front Wig And Make It Look Natural With No Glue

Hey guys, it's your girl, Becca thanks for checking back into my channel, so I'm gon na show you guys how I literally took my hair from this to looking how it looks in the intro, but first you're gon na need a few things and here's the list. So make sure if you need to pause the video and write them down go ahead and do that so I'm gon na start off by putting my lace frontal on the mannequin head and putting it down with two pins just to secure it and keep it in Place then I'm gon na go ahead and I'm going to just part and section off my hair a bit and I want to go ahead and I want to start parting that part. So I can go ahead and just pluck a little bit because the hair is really full right now, so I want to make sure that I'm kind of thinning it out, but not too much as you can see, you see a lot of white space. So don't get too confused if you're not too comfortable when it comes to plucking, go a little bit at a time, because this hair does not grow back. So when I move on to my hairline of the lace frontal, I'm gon na go ahead and I'm gon na start plucking it little by little, but I'm leaving a space in between every plucks. As you see, I kind of start using my hands, but I definitely leave a space and then I just kind of rip it out with my hands and then leave a space, and I rip it out so in between every part where I take it out or Pluck I'm leaving a space, I'm moving on to another section and I kind of worked out a lot there, but I'm leaving a space again. I just wanna keep showing you guys so you're literally gon na rip out like four or five hairs, I'm taking my tweezers and just kind of plucking out a little bit whatever I didn't get. But overall you want to make sure you leave a space and then you're gon na pluck it out, as you can see, about four to three to five hairs and then I'm just gon na have a space again and then, let's get out, I'm using my tweezers To really help me kind of part off where I want to pluck, because it makes it so much easier, so you're, just gon na move on with the rest of the hair and you're just gon na part and pluck part and plucks. But, like I said, the point of plucking is to kind of not the hair because of this synthetic wig, this synthetic lace frontal its kind of thick and really full at the hairline, so I'm gon na use my guy to be glue. Of course, this is not glue. It is just a really strong gel, as you guys can see, I'm using a really thin layer to hold down my lace panel, because you actually don't need a lot. I'M just gon na go ahead and span it out, because I want it to be tacky the more glue you put the longer you have to wait for it to dry up and you want it to be tacky. You don't want it to be wet well to way you want to kind of feel it out. So I'm gon na go ahead and put my lace frontal. On top of the got to be glue, fan it out just a little bit more and then I'm gon na start parting off. Where I want my baby hairs to be. I'M gon na go ahead and put the side part up and don't worry about cutting or or trimming your baby hairs. Yet we're gon na get to that. Just worry about kind of parting off where you want your baby hairs to be because you kind of need to see what you're doing and kind of see where you want to put your baby here. So I'm just sectioning them off and just kind of taking off a little bit, so I'm gon na go ahead and use this rage that I literally got for my beauty. Supply store so helpful and just trim off a little bit. If you are not comfortable with baby hairs, please try to cut off a little bit at a time. Then I'm literally gon na take my got to be glue and just put it all over. My baby hair, so that it doesn't stick up and it can kind of like stay down. Cuz it's got to be glue, is very strong, but because it's wet you know sometimes it can still kind of stick up. So I just wanted to make sure that my baby here stays down and I'm gon na just comb them into my hair. As you can see, I didn't make my baby hair it's too long, but I put enough got to be glue that will hold it down and it will comb in swiftly. I use my hands as well to kind of direct it in the path that I want. It to go kind of holding it down and just like pushing it in that motion just to kind of make those baby hairs work just like that, this one's a little stubborn, but you know you know it's getting there, it's getting there. So now I'm gon na go ahead and I'm going to start with my middle part, because this is so important for your lace, frontal and making it look natural. So I'm gon na literally start pulling at my friends'll after I part it off, I'm literally pulling at it, because this is a hard lace, so I can get away with that, because hard lace is not as fragile as soft laces on natural hair. This is a synthetic lace frontals, so I don't have to worry about that and you want to start pulling off a little bit at a time. You'Re. Definitely gon na go ahead and section it off in the part where you want it so that you know where you're plucking at or where you gon na pull your hair. So, as you see, I'm taking my tweezers to kind of part it off and decide where my middle part should be and where I should be plucking at so I've part of that section off and I know that's the hair that is going to be my middle Part, so I'm taking that middle part away and then I'm just tightening it up just a little bit on the side, and that is it beauties. This is how I got this look. So that's the end of the video I'm really hoping that you guys enjoyed it. 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