How To Glueless 13*6 Lace Frontal 150% Density Body Wave Wig !!! Unice Hair

So first I want to get into some details about this way. This is from unis. Hair unis did sponsored this video. So thank you so much to them for sponsoring this video and sending me this wig. It is a 28 inch, Brazilian, a body wave wig. This is the natural state of the hair. Once I got it, it came in natural black and I believe it is a hundred and fifty percent density. So as far as construction of the cap, it is just a lace, frontal wig, so the back has the adjustable straps that you can adjust to fit more tight or more loosely and then, of course it has the clips in the back. It also has a clip on both sides of the wig, and then it also has a clip at the very top of the wig that I'm going to show you the parting space on this particular wig is 6 by 13. So there's about 13 inches, going from ear to ear and then 6 inches down the middle for like a middle part of parting space. This wig was also pre plucked, as you can see, and then it has a little bit of baby hair. But of course I like my hair line to be a little bit more thin so that it has a more natural look, and so I did do some customizing of my own. So this is before I customize and then this is after. I just did quite a bit of plucking to make the hair line look more natural and then of course I bleached the knots as well. So, as you can see right now, the wig is very beautiful, but even still then with me having the straps adjusted to the tightest capacity, the wig still does not fit snug enough to wear it. For me, it can be considered glueless, where I need no adhesive at all to keep it down. So let's go ahead and get into how I make that happen. So first thing that I like to do is cut away the excess lace that is around the ear and the sideburn area. So what I do for this is just take my fingers or a comb and trace around the outline of my ear, to where I feel the lace needs to stop or be cooked. And then I just sectioned that part of the hair off once I section that part of the hair off I'll go ahead and use my scissors and begin to make the cut, and then I typically take the wig off to finish the process. Just so, I can see exactly where I'm cutting and I can be more precise and I don't cut off any hair that doesn't need to be cut off or any lace that doesn't need to be cut off. You want to take your time with this particular part of the process unless, as always more because you can always cut away more lace, but you can never put it back after you've cut it off. So take your time trim a little bit at a time and then just continue to measure. So once you finish with that, you just want to go ahead and put the wig back on and kind of make sure that you have trimmed off on nothing. It'S exactly how you want to look, you want to Center the wig, and then you want to go on and you want to do the exact same thing to the opposite side. The next thing I'm going to put focus on is the placement of the band. This part is very important. I place my fingers inside of the wig and I'm going to pull on it, so that I can see exactly where I need to place the band so that the wig lays down perfectly without the help of any adhesive. And so once I figured that out, which, for this particular wig, was kind of like right behind the ear area which is typically going to be, then you want to place the band exactly where it's going to be, laying and the nape and around the ears and Measure out exactly how much band you will need. I, like my bands to be pretty tight, but this part is also personal preference. You just want to make sure that you do have a tight enough band so that the wig is secure and doesn't come off and lays flat against your head without the help of any adhesive. So the next step and the single most important piece of this method is sewing on the stick ban. The direction you saw the elastic band on is very important because it's going to determine how your wig is going to lay. I have found that if you sew it at an angle, then the wig is gon na lay more natural and more flat opposed to. If you sew it going straight across where that usually causes bunches in the lace, it kind of pulls at the sideburn area, and you just want the wig to look as naturally as possible. So so at an angle, and that will kind of provide you with a better lay for a glueless wig and then just keep in mind how your fingers replaced. When you were pulling on the wig to kind of determine the best place to put the elastic band. And typically just sew the band on in my lap, but you can use whatever method works better for you. I just used the mannequin head for the purposes of this video. So then, you're gon na do the same thing to the other side and then once you're finished, you want to try on the wig to see how it fits, because this is your opportunity to literally start over with the band. If it's not fitting right and as you can see, it fits perfect, I still have the sideburn area to work with and it's laying flat against my head. So I don't like to do the ball cap method anymore, because it's too irritating to my skin and my hairline plus. If this is a glueless wig, I just take it right off once I'm finished with that the end of the day, so here's the wig after I have put some layers in it, and then I have added some curls to it with my flat iron. I have also cooked the excess lace off in the front and what I did is I went ahead and trimmed more lace off around the sideburn area, just because I like to use some of my natural hair on that area, to make it look more realistic. In my opinion, but you can cut how much ever you want, so that leads me into the next step, which is just perfecting your hairline on your wig, so for this wig in particular, I am going to kind of create some sideburn areas, since I cut off That extra lace so that it looks a little bit more natural, but for you this could mean adding baby hair. It could mean thinning the hairline out a little bit more. It'S personal preference at this point so for the sideburns I'm going to section off a small piece of hair, then I'm going to use a razor comb to kind of cut to the length of my natural sideburns. Then I'm going to take a little bit of edge control to kind of lay down and smooth out that sideburn area. You can just take your time with this part. There is no rush after I kind of get it to the length I want it to be. Then I'm going to take some tweezers and I'm just going to pluck it, so it's just a little bit more thin and then I'm just going to continue to kind of smooth it out until it looks exactly the way. I want it to look so once I'm finished with that, then I'm just going to take some styling foam or mousse and just continue to work with my hairline so that it's exactly the way that I want it to look, I'm a tweeze a little bit more. I may do some baby hairs, whatever the case may be, and of course you don't want to forget to shape your sideburns on the other side of the wig as well. So I've already done that and then once I finish getting my hairline kind of the way I want to I'm going to take one last layer of mousse and I'm going to just put it all around my hairline and then I'm going to lay it down with Either a silk tie or a headband so that it lays flat adding the foam and tying it down. It'S gon na help the lace look more realistic and lay more with my skin, so I never skip this part even with a glueless, wig and so I'll. Leave that on law do my makeup and then I'll show you how it looks after I've done my makeup and, as you can see it has that really laid down slick. Look like edge control. Look you can brush it out. If you want to that's personal preference, I love this like lay down slick. Look, so I'm gon na leave it that way and, as you can see, it turned out beautifully of doing glueless, wigs and installs. I hope to continue to perfect this method, because I am done with the glues and the tapes. I need my forehead and I need my edges and I'm done with the bald caps. So let me know what you guys think. Let me know if you have any tips or tricks, of course, I'll leave all the information about this wig and the hair and all that good stuff down below