Lay It Flat !! | Creating A Flat Foundation On Your Lace Front Wig

So a lot of times when you get your piece, you get a little bit of puffiness at the root right here, and people get so panicky like. Why is this so funny? Wasn'T top of my hair not laying down, but one of the tips that I want to give you is it's a super simple thing: you can either wet it with a spray bottle right here at the top, and you want us just section it. However, you want to section in this case I think I'm gon na go with the middle and you want to do your parting. Get a nice deep part or, however, you like and some people don't like parts at all, but you just want to get it in some sort of direction and if you notice as soon as you comb it, it instantly goes flat. So you just wet it at the roots, saturate it nice and wet. I'M gon na make sure it's super super super wet at the top. I'M molding it I'm molding it and molding, and it just gets flatter and flatter and flatter too you can almost get a ponytail. You can get those baby hairs and you want omission, you're combing in all the directions - and this is really the part, because I see a lot of women with this flat in the front and this hump here at the top and a lot of times. That'S because you have not braided your hair down thoroughly, you want to make sure that you braid the hair down. Sometimes, even if you do a straight back, you still get these lumps at the top. If you want a more flatter style, I like to braid my hair with a part down the center or part on the side. However, I'm used to wearing my hair and a lot of times. I do middle parts, and sometimes I do sides too. I just make sure that my hair is braided down away from the part alright. So if your middle part, you're gon na braid it down and back and if you're on the side, you're gon na do a side part and then you're gon na bring it down and down and around your head. Alright, so that's first things: first, is you don't get the hump enos at the top? That'S the number one. The foundation is absolutely key.