How To Make A Lace Frontal Wig/No Glue!

Hey youtube: it's me Claire MO, and I am back with another tutorial - and this is my first time doing a full lace, frontal hair tutorial on my channel, and I really really hope you guys enjoyed it. This took me two days to record and make an edit and no kind of stuff so make sure that you thumbs up this video comment and subscribe, so I can make you guys more of my hair tutorials. This is a full lace fronts away. This hair is from Lola's hair. You already know. I love me some lotus hair. This is up removing wavy hair that I straighten and i love it so much it has so much body I prefer to get like wavy hair then straighten it, because I feel like it gives more like a fuller bouncy. Look when you straighten wavy, hair versus straight hair is just sometimes content to look flat. Many ways, that's a different story, so I have a cold guys if you guys can hear it, but I'm still going to an event today in Atlanta. I don't know what is gon na be about. I got invited, I'm a girl, I'm trying to get my face out in Atlanta, so you guys know any events and go on the Atlanta leave a comment down below. Let me know, because i want to start going out at at last: ok, alright, anyways! So back to this tutorial. I hope you enjoy it. I hope you find it helpful, make sure you share it. If you do because thank you so much for staying tuned guys. So we are going to bleach, are late frontal and i'm using the bw2 bleaching powder mixing a vide 30 developer. See the thing to this is is that you don't want to apply too much developer, because you want your cream to be very creamy and thick if it's too thin. It'S going to seep through the lace front side is going to bleach the hair and you only want to bleach the nuts and the frontal lace. Ok, so keep that in mind make your creamy bleach very, very thick. So it looks like this. You see how thick that is, looks like whipped, cream and you're going to apply this all over the late guys make sure that you take the day off. So you can focus one day on your lace: front, wig, making, process, okay and then you're going to cover it. Some for for about five to ten minutes, make sure that you check it while you're covering it. Okay, guys, because you can wait too long and now it's too bleached and then you're going to wash it all off its some water and then you're going to soap. It down make sure you use lots of shampoo, so you get all the bleach product out of your lace, frontal and the hair and the share pool that i'm using it's called a miele legend, and i got this from family dollar guys from the brand optimum. And I got it from family dollar and it smells amazing and then you're going to just wash out all the products out of the hair. Once I wash out all of the product out of my lace, frontal all of the bleach out, I'm then going to condition it and I'm actually going to let the conditioner sit in the hair for about 20 to 30 minutes, and then I'm going to wash it Out, let it air dry and once it is finished air drying. I am going to begin the plucking process, which takes forever youtube OMG. It takes such a long time so, like I said, make sure you have the whole day off, because this is going to take a while and then I'm just going to plug plug plug plug plug. I mean I've never plucked so much hair in my life guys and even after spending all of that time plucking. I really only plug about this much all there plugging this all. Is it so yeah take your time. What I like to do is take a picture of my hairline sit it in my phone and just look at that picture as I am plucking, so I can kind of mimic my natural hair line now make sure you don't go to plug crazy, because now you Two made a frontal with no edge is okay and you want to have edges so just thin out your frontal Lola's hair frontals aren't super thick. So I really appreciate that, because I don't have to plug too much and honestly, you don't really have to plug her hair if you don't want to because it already mimics a natural hairline, but I still like to pluck it a little bit just so. It makes my natural hairline a lot more, so I have to speed this up because we would have been here all day, okay and then the wig cap that I like to you. It'S just the regular whip way cap, the one that stretches a stocking cap one - and I like to use this one because it stretches and for some reason whenever I use the other way caps and I starts ooh, so they tend to get smaller. So that's why i like to use this one because it stretches and nothing happens to it. Doesn'T it doesn't get holes after a while? If you take good care of your ways, you can have them for a lifetime lifetime guarantee well as long as you have really really good hair. So make sure you check out Lola's hair because she got da bomb com hair okay anyway. So I'm going to sew the lace frontal down and then I'm going to sew in the Peruvian, oh baby, hair from Lola's hair guys, and I only sold the lace frontal on the sides and the back. And I left the front of the lace frontal without at me, so because I'm going to cut that part out when i'm finish and i'm just going to sew in the hair wherever there is no links. That'S what i'm going to sew down my beautiful bundles and i like to use black thread with a curved needle that you can probably get at any beauty supply store once you get to this and i like to so super super neat guys and close together, and I like to connect my legs frontal to my last bundle, so it just really looks a lot better and they're connected and there's no space between my frontal, the bundles, which I love. It feels good and it looks a lot better too, and this is what you want it to look like nice and flat and connect it to your lace pencil it blends in a lot better when you do this as well. So this is what this beautiful hair. It looks like it's gorgeous, I'm going to wet it again because I actually end up straightening in and it looks gorgeous either way straight or curly. So bleaching the not really helps your lace. Fronts will look a lot natural, as you can tell, and then I'm not done yet guys, I'm gon na actually plug some more. So I'm just going to separate a little bit of edges, make some man-made edges hair because, like I said before, Lola's frontals at least the ones i receive do not come with edges. So you have to create your own. But then again it doesn't even look bad without it so, but I prefer so I'm have a little bit of edges and then I'm just going to plug plug plug plug plug okay, so i think i'm tired of plucking. So this is what the hair looks like unless just excuses bump they like to show up every time I record: okay, look how beautiful this lace! Frontal is guys - and this is why I love bleaching - the knots because it really matches my sculpt and my skin perfectly and even though the middle part looks really really good. I decided to go my side part because I'm just a side, part kind of girl. You can do the elastic band method or you can just keep the wig on like this. However, I like to sew my wigs on because they just put a little bit more comfy to me. It feels less polar offer, that's not a sentence, but I just feel more secure. It feels like, if you know somebody is giving me a hug, it won't slide off or if I get too slick in them off at someone, they can't pull my wig off because it's so 1. So that is why i like to sew my wig on and i pull the front of my work for closer down and then I saw it and I do have a little bit of baby hair. So of my natural baby hair out, which I prefer natural. But I learned a different technique after making this wake up, how I can prevent that from happening. So i will be doing another video to show you guys step step. So i just pulled out a little bit more of the edges and i'm going to cut them using a razor comb that you can also get at a local beauty supply store and i'm just going to cut them. So they blend in with my natural hair and then to make them stay and make them blend. In even more of my natural hair to train my man made edits, i'm going to slick them down using a little bit of edge, control and moose, and i'm not going to leave them like this. I'M just doing this right now so that way they stay in this direction, so i don't have to constantly do this once i do this one time, it's pretty much stays and i'm going to just I'm going to do the same. To the other side, I we'll be using the same technique. I just did okay, so i'm making some forehead edges and some side edges and then i'm going to raise your cut them using my razor call and i'm doing the same thing. I am laying them down using some edge control, as well as some mousse just get any edge control and a moose. That'S not going to make your hair hard, but it's just going to wrap your hair, like most that says, or wrapping moose in the front, and i'm also going to apply that some of them wrapping moves not the edge control to my hair as well. And then i'm going to overnight tie my hair with a scarf and yes, those edges look on sleep, but i'm not going to stay like that. Now this is to find a log. I love it guys and if you haven't noticed, I did switch my part because I just like my part on that side versus the other side, and I was so tired when i was doing my hair that i forgot, and this is the hair guys and it's I straighten it look how beautiful it looks. It'S such a gorgeous hair. Oh my goodness, i love this hair anyways. Thank you so much for staying soon. I hope you enjoyed this video. I will be making another tutorial. Show you guys another technique that i recently learned. So make sure you thumbs up this video comment and subscribe and i will see you guys soon. Bye,