How To Remove Your Frontal Properly

Hi guys, I'm going to show you how to remove your lace frontal that you glued on using got to be ultra glued. So the first thing you're going to need is alcohol and the stronger the better. So I use 99.9 percent alcohol and what you want to do is have a container to pour it into and a spray bottle you'll see why you need this a little later. You need a toothbrush that you're, obviously not using rag, that you don't mind getting dirty and also a spray bottle with water and conditioner. So the first thing that you'll want to do is spray, your entire frontal, with the alcohol. What this will do is it will loosen up the bonds from the glue in your frontal, and then you want to gently in a circular motion. Just rub your frontal and your scalp so that you help release the bonds and it becomes easier for you to lift it. So I always love using alcohol first, because it helps clean the area and it also helps just releasing the sticky tacky this that you get when you're removing the glue it could become really really messy. So I just like using alcohol first to help with that. Now you can see, obviously I'm spraying the hairline with the water and the conditioner that I have in the spray bottle, and I am just basically gently rubbing the hairline in a circular motion using my fingers. I don't like using my cloth just because it's easier for me to sort of see how gentle or how rough I need to go using my fingers, it's harder to tell using the cloth, and I don't want to risk ruining the frontal or rubbing too hard that It messes up my hairline and I end up ripping out some of my hair, so yeah, that's what I use my that's. Why I use my finger so you'll see here that I am gently loosening with my fingers, my hair and the frontal. Sometimes it gets stuck, so you want to just use a little bit extra force to separate the hairs, go back into it with the water and conditioner solution as much as you need. But I remind you guys to be really really gentle, because you could damage both your hairline and your frontal if it's not removed properly. So now you see I'm using a toothbrush to sort of help separate the two. You can use your finger if you really want, but I find the toothbrush a little bit more effective and I just dipped it back into the alcohol solution just to help remove the tackiness that I was talking about from before umm the tackiness will. It will stick to your hair and your frontal so by removing it and breaking down the bonds, it's sort of easier for you to lift it, and you see me now just cleaning my hairline with a cloth just wiping off the excess, some tackiness and the solution. Please be mindful to wear a t-shirt that you don't mind getting dirty, because obviously it's a little bit messy and a lot of stuff will drip onto your shirt. So if you can see now my frontal is loose. I have some extra hairs that are stuck on. So I'm just separating it with my fingers, but for the most part you can see that it has loosened up and my hairline and my frontal is still intact. So yeah after you do this. You just want to you know, Pat it some more with the cloth. Just so you can get the excess residue off and you will need to do this a couple times, because the glue is really messy and for some reason, once you spray it with a water and conditioner. It becomes like a white colored solution, even though it dries clear, so yeah you'll want to go back into it with a cloth just to get off all that excess. Some residue that you have on your hairline and again you want to be gentle so that you're not ripping out any of your hair and yeah. That'S it. You can see. My frontal is fully off and my hairline is intact. Take you guys so much for watching hope. This helps bye.