Lace Frontal Wig | Styles By Fash

So it's been a while, since I've done a wig video on my channel and this is long overdue, and that is how to make a frontal wig. I'M sure we've all seen a millions of videos like this, but I would be fast if I didn't do one assistants. So I'm going to start by bleaching the knife on my front row. This is going to make it look more realistic and a little bit more natural and it's going to hide those little black dots on the lace I'm going to allow this to process for about 20 to 25 minutes checking periodically. Now it's time to customize the hairline. You will always have to do this if you want a more natural look, so I'm just taking the tears tweezers and just thinning out that hairline as much as possible. So, moving on to the wig, I'm using a mesh dome cap and I'm going to start by sewing my front two on first, when you position your frontal, always make sure you bring it a few inches above the cat, never line it up right along the cap, Because it will not fit it trust me. I'Ve made this mistake plenty of times. The best way to get a perfect fit is just to take your time and stop and try on the wig as you go, so I'm just going all around the back of the frontal and I'm going to cut the excess lace. So now I am sewing on my bundles, I'm using Indian wavy from lace our collection. I will leave the link below and I'm just using the back and forth fold-over method really really simple. I think frontal wigs are like the easy to make really really simple. Now that I've reached the top, I'm just going to continue until I feel in that horseshoe and that's it. So I did take that excess band that I cut off from the front of the cap and I just sold that in the back. I got depth it's from tiara Monet and I thought that was pretty cool trick because you don't have to go out and buy a last fan. So now I'm just cutting the excess lace off the front. I'M not going in a straight line. I'M kind of like zigzagging it, so it's going to look a little bit more natural. So now, I'm just using the gossipy glue method. We'Ve seen this a million times. I personally don't care for it. If you use too much, it can get really messy, really flaky and yeah. You just have to be really minimal with this product, and that is pretty much it. This is a great protective style if you want to give your leave out a break or if you want to have a cute little workout, when you don't want to split your hair out, I straighten it out, and this is the final look hope you guys enjoyed This video and I will chat with you in the next one.