How I Lay My Lace Front Wigs Flat Using Elastic Band Method | Tondie Phophi

Hi guys, I'm back with a new video in today's video, I'm going to be showing you how I lay my wigs flat and this time, I'm using a short straight bob. So first thing: first, I'm starting by taking my measuring tape, measuring where my plastic band is gon na sit, and I got about 11 inches and the elastic band that I used. I got them from Aliexpress. I will link them in the description box below, so I'm just measuring the 11 inch that I got and I also four inches out of it, so that it fits my head perfectly. So now I'm starting to stitch it on my lace front week. So, where I'm stitching it now is exactly where the we cap was gon na be so you should make sure that she's teaching is tight enough, but make sure you don't pull it too much, because you might end up tearing your lace. So I'm doing the same stitching on the other side of the lace. We make sure it's on the same level and it matches the other one and then, as for my hair, I did some African threading. I will link the video in the description box below on how I do this and what I'm doing now, I'm just putting on my wig cap, I like the mesh ones because they are breathable and it's easy to access your skull. If you itchy and then now I'm taking my face power and I'm just applying a little bit in front where the lace is gon na sit just so that it looks more natural. So I went ahead and cut out the excess lace on the week and I added a clip at the back just to make it more secure. And I was attempt to put on the wig first thing that I'm putting on is the elastic band making sure it's sitting properly and then I'm also securing that leaves that I showed you guys making sure it sits properly. And it's like Glade flat and as you can see it's now, you fled there are no bumps and lumps you can put it wherever you want and now moving to my sides, I'm going to cut out that access lace on the sides of my week. So first I like to separate and make sure I have a clean line. You want to make sure you're not cutting out the hair and also do not cut your ear and once I'm done, I'm doing the same thing on the opposite side and that's it. You can actually leave it like that, but I like to do the baby, Hey and now I'm taking my Revlon gel first, I'm going to apply it on my side, so take them down and then once I'm done with my sides, I'm moving to my baby, hey! So first I like to separate the head just a little bit of hair, not too much and then to cut them out. I am using a razor blade and also I switch in between a razor blade and scissors and then once I'm done trimming before I move to another section, I go ahead and apply my gel to lay them down and then take my toothbrush, which I have for My hair and just swoop them nicely and then I'm just gon na continue doing the same thing for my entire Hill. I and then now I'm taking my blow dryer and I'm drying my entire hair line and I'm also going to blow-dry my whole week and I'm taking my straightener, I'm just going to run through my hair and mostly just bumping the ends. I'M not really doing much and now, as for the patching, I'm just sectioning the hair that I'm going to pull out and for this putt you can use tweezers, but I find that pulling them by hand is much quicker and easier. So I'm just pulling out the hair on the part that I don't want to widen it up and then once I'm done pulling out the hair, I'm taking my concealer this an elegant, concealer and I'm just taking an eyeshadow brush and I'm applying the concealer on the Path just to make it more feasible and that's it for this video guys. I hope you enjoyed it and if you did don't forget to thumbs up subscribe to my channel, if you haven't already and I'll see you guys on the next one bye