How To Make Lace Wig Look Natural | No Glue | No Sew | Step By Step Tutorial

My channel this video is going to be a quick tutorial on how I make my full lace. Wigs, look more natural. You are interested to see or learn how I make my lace. Wigs, look a little bit better then go ahead and keep watching this video. The wig unit that I have is their brazilian deep way: full lace, wig and the length is in an 18 inch. The wig does come with three combs in the front and one column in the back with adjustable straps in the back as well. When it is a full lace wig, you should be able to part the hair anywhere on the unit. Okay. So the first thing that I do when I get my last wig is to try the wig on first now doing this will allow me to get a feel of the wig and see what things I need to do to change the way to make it look More natural, I look at the lace the front of the front of the wig, the lace just to see whether or not I need to tint or bleach the lace to make it look more realistic, realistic to my scalp color. The next thing that I do is also see the parting of the wig. Will I be able to actually part this wig anyway? I want to another thing that I do is try to see how much I need to customize the hairline to match my natural hairline. So the next step that I'm going to do is go ahead and take the lace because, as you can see in the previous clip, the lace does not match my scalp at all. So the product that I am using is a red tint dye and you can get this probably anywhere any craft store. So what you want to do is first bowl some water, and I did actually boil some water in a pot and then I poured it into this bowl and I'm going to take two cap full of the e10 die and pour it into the bowl. The next thing that I'm going to do is go ahead and dip my lace wig into the bowl and let it sit for I actually let it sit for about five minutes and after you let it sit for five minutes. You take it out and just dry. It off with a towel and, as you can see, the lace looks completely completely different from how it was looking before. The next step. That I'm going to do is sew in an elastic band to the back of my wig, and this will just allow my way to fit a little bit better as well as have the front of the wig lay flatter okay. So the first thing that I did was kind of outline, my hairline. I went ahead and put the wig on first and I kind of pushed it back. So I can kind of see my natural hairline and I don't know if you guys can see is I use like a white eye, pencil and kind of outline where my hairline kind of dips in and comes out. So this is like the sides, so my size is kind of the same and then it kind of dips in a little bit and it comes out and it dips ends to where the front is and then comes out. So I suggest the first thing that you want to do when customizing your hairline is making sure you kind of mimic what your natural hairline is. Of course, the reason why I outlined it because I can't remember how my natural hairline look. If I look at it in a mirror and then come back and try to customize my lace wait, so that's why I use the white pencil to do it. So the next thing that you want to do is kind of do it in sections. I would suggest parting your hair in three sections, so you, apart, like the left and you'll part the right and then your part, the middle. I kind of already started customizing my hairline towards the front because I felt like it was the easiest, because the front of my hairline is it doesn't dip in as much so. So you want to make sure that you have some really good tweezers. I have like two pairs of tweezers. I have this one and then I have this one and you want to make sure that you have a small tooth comb with well actually like a rat tail comb with the little tip at the end. So the first thing that you want to do is, of course, pull out the baby hairs, and you want to thank your pair of tweezers and kind of go in and just pull out random pieces. Because you want to make sure that you have like a gradient effect when it comes to your hairline, your hairline gives in and out all over, you are going to lose a good amount of hair, and you want to just keep in mind that this is a Tedious process it will take a while for you to get that natural hair line. Look so just take your time. Don'T try to rush through it, because if you do rush through it, you're going to eventually or possibility have like a really spotty hairline or with some type of like bald patches, that you definitely don't want that. So I'm taking another layer of hair and I'm just going in and pulling out you okay, so the next section I'm going to do is one of my sides and with the outline of my natural hair, I really don't have too much sparse areas when it comes To my sides, so my sides kind of line up about the same, but I am still going to pull out a little bit of hair because of course my hairline is not completely full, like the lace wig. So I'm going to go ahead and part so you're going to continue to plot the hairs from the hairline to make it look as realistic as possible. I would suggest that you try on the wig periodically just to make sure that you are not plucking too many hairs from your hairline. So this is the final look of my lace wig. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial. If you have any questions or comments, leave them down below, if you like this video, give it a thumbs up and share. 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