Seamless Lace Front Wig Application: The Perfect Hair Accessory With Kiyah Wright & Julissa Bermudez

Hey guys, I'm doing my friend julissa Bermudez TV host personality cute as you can see, she's live or check. I need a change. It says right here with you now. The first step is to create a solid foundation for your hair accessory here. We'Ve given jalisa to french braids, weave crisscross them in the back and bobby, pin them into place. So now that you have the perfect foundation now you apply your wig cap now in this case, because Julie's skin. So sometimes you have this little bit of extra piece. You can take a little hair, pin, take a little hole and pin it over and that just makes it nice and flat, and the braids really help your hair. Keep the lace from shifting and moving around, because you're gon na pin it all throughout the lace. Using really small French pins so now that we have our weight cap on, we think the perfect color. Now now I call it be this area right here, the ears and the ears. Let you know that you had your lace even on both sides, so fill right around here right before your ears, a little air sheesh, you hope, and that time you can see. This tighten up, pull it down a little bit brightening your hairline, perfect, perfect, and you want to make sure your ears are coated right here, because this is normally going to go right along your hairline, and this case are going to be something different. We'Re going to use your hairline just to make you feel is natural, it's nice. Now. The next step is to trim away the extra lace at the front page of your hair accessory now remember to cut it in a zigzag pattern. The order to achieve the most natural look so now that we have everything on basically what I want to do: we've cut the lace. What I like to do is use your hair, so if you notice I'm just taking the right toe column and I'm using your hair line just so, you can really feel natural. I'Ve taken out about half an inch around your hairline all the way around. Now we already got a little bit of tightness from the straps along the back, the strap along the middle, and now that a little bit of the wig cap that you have underneath. If you pull on this in right here, it makes it look really tight and seamless, and then you just take your hair and put it right on top, and so it almost looks like this coming out of your scalp. If you notice again, it's a little tuck and roll just to the end, take a hair! Pin you just hair, pin it right along the wall and pin tuck and roll and pin now that I've secured the lace I put French pins along the whole entire airline. So the last tip I want to share you is you want to make sure that the part looks really natural so sometimes because it's so dark, like I said, fresh off the show, you want to just make sure that the lace matches your skin tones. So what I like to do is get a small tip brush and I put a little bit of my foundation on there. I started my own hairline and I go just over the lace right over the scalp. You can take that part back as far as you like wallah you get that sort of natural look. If there's any little areas that you still see a little bit of lace on her hairline is a little bit thin, then the key to that is just go in with a little bit of hair, fibers or mascara. If you want to take it all the way back in the day or you want to do a little bit of dark hair spray now they have all these great color sprays that you can use that are the same color of your hair, alright, so the little Bit of hair that you left out around the hairline, what you do is you take a wand, that's the size of about a pinky, and you want to just go along your hairline and just give it that sort of textured look to match right into the lace And wallah your blond, lady, I love it you're ready to feel like Beyonce. You know, laughs, yeah, that's all right!