Never Use Lace Glue On Your Lace Frontal Wig | 4 Glueless Natural Wig Styles/Looks | Omgherhair

Hey guys, so I know that over time, wicks can become very expensive. So in this video I'm going to show you guys how to get four different hairstyles while rocking the same wig. So if you're interested in how I did this, you already know what to do. Keep on watching the wig I am wearing in today's video is from oMG her hair. This is their 360 pre, plucked lace, frontal wig. The texture of this wig is Alice curly. It is 18 inches with a hundred and eighty percent density. Now this is a 360 lace, frontal wig, so you will get lace all around this wig meaning you can part this wig anywhere and you're gon na see nothing but lace. You also get four inches of parting space with this wig, so one thing that I've noticed a while. I am straightening out the roots on this wig is. This is not a loose curl texture. I am getting more so of like a loose wave texture. So just an FYI: this is more so on a loose wave. As mentioned previous, this wig hair line is pre plucked, so you necessarily don't have to do any plucking to this hair line. If you don't want to, I am gon na do a little bit of thinning out around the baby hairs just to get a more thinner look around the front, so this is totally optional. You don't have to do this. I am gon na be using. They got to be glue jail to lay down my baby hairs. Now I do prefer to just do baby hairs, as I've mentioned several times in previous videos, because it definitely helps hide the lace and it also helps with laying the lace down. So you don't have to worry about. You know the lace rolling up so having baby hairs is definitely a must for me on my frontals so yeah. Now, as far as the parting width on this wig, I don't like a skinny part, so I always have to go in most of the time and pluck my part on my wig so for this particular look, which would be look one, I'm just going for a Middle part look and, as you can see, this is a look number one very simple, very basic, but very beautiful as well. Moving on to look number two moving on to look number two is another instant transformation on a wig. So if you decided to go with the middle part, and you want to switch it up a little bit doing the flip over method, just take you a comb and comb through the hair to make sure you have covered up that middle part. I'M still going to take a hot comb just to kind of press out the roots and the edges again to give a more seamless flat look. So this would be look number two is super cute, another basic hairstyle that doesn't take much effort at all. To achieve this, look, but will definately transform your wig into something fabulous honey like this. Also with the flip over method, you can go to the lift. You can go to the right just play around with it to see which way you like the hair to fall. Moving on to look number three, you guys should already know what hairstyle this is gon na be I mean I freaking love this hairstyle, which will be the half up, half down, look and the reason why I wanted to do this style on this. Wig is because of the 4 inch parting space on this wig. When I tell you when I put this hair up in this ponytail, it's gon na look so much like hair like this is gon na be crazy. So I really do love that this way it comes with 4 inch of parting space and the simple fact that you can part it by your ears and you're still gon na get four inches of parting space. I know that I have tried wigs in the past where you get more parting space, if you part your hair in the middle and you get less parting space. If you part your hair, you know by your ears or past the middle of your hair. So that's just an FYI and by the way this week is not glued down only thing I use what it was the got to be glue gel and it's pretty much holding this frontal on my head. But do you see how gorgeous I just freaking love this? That, like this style, is super duper cute easy to achieve. It can fit anybody. You know just a cute fun hairstyle. So to cover up my black rubber bands. I'M gon na take a piece of the hair and just wrap it around the ponytail. So you guys should already be familiar with this next step. You guys know I use this technique on all of my wigs. I love adding foundation to my parts on my wigs and I love doing this because it just makes the parts pop out more. It definitely helps with concealing any little black dots that maybe didn't get. You know bleached or concealed. While you were trying to you, know bleach your nuts or whatever, so I just love to always add foundation to my parts. It just emphasizes the part and, as you can see, it stands out a lot more, so it gives it a lot more definition, if you will so I'm gon na be using some product, which is the John Frieda Frizz Ease spray for this hair because, like I Said it is on a loose wave side? I definitely don't see you know a curly hair texture like in the description, it's more so on a loose wave. So if you are okay with rocking loose waves, then honey, this is the wig. You definitely need to try out, because it has four inches of parting space like to me being a wig wearer like that is a big deal, the simple things that I can part my hair by my ears and I'm still gon na get four inches of parting Space, like that's major for me, so moving on to look number four really. We have five looks because you could easily just swung that ponytail honey over to the side and that what it gave you it looks this, but we're gon na finish off this look. What look number four we're just going to take that ponytail and we're going to wrap it around into a bun and come up with a look like this. So adding this product to the hair definitely helped with defining the waves in this wig. If you're interested in purchasing you already know, everything will be below in the description bar as well as a coupon code, make sure you guys try it out if you love this week, if you hate it definitely come back on this video, and let me know how You really feel bye, guys