Lace Wig Install W/ Bald Cap Method (On Bald Head)| Beginner Tips + Do'S & Don'Ts!!

Say: hi hi? What'S your name, you guys say it louder? Oh, my goodness. How old are you three? Can you show me three fingers one two three say: watch mommy's video, that's not words! All right. Let'S get started so with this wig. I swear. I'Ve had it in my closet for at least six seven months, for whatever reason i never got around to doing it. So this is what it looks like originally a loose wave. I love the color. I just wasn't thrilled with the density i felt like it could be a lot thicker, so i wanted to see what i could do with it. So with this method, honestly, i've done it on a couple of people before, but it was the first time on myself. I was really just curious if it would make any kind of difference for me because of course, i'm ready, bald, so bobcat method seems a little extra. You know, but i figured hey why not? Let'S try it see if it makes any noticeable difference to me in the actual result. Now this process, honestly, you guys was not a huge fan of it's kind of complicated. It feels funny. I mean yeah but again wanted to try something new um. I know most recommend using a blow dryer while doing this to get it glued down. I honestly couldn't get the side pieces to stay as much as i tried, even with the cutter cutting out of the ears. So let me know if this is a method that you've done before or perhaps even perfected, and why you like it, because i honestly don't think i would ever do it again, not only because i have so much new growth. I'M scared of you know tearing it out, but it's also just very time consuming to me. I think, in the time i spent putting on the bond cap, i could have just installed the wig, so i don't know to each its own figured. It was worth its shot, though, so now this is where i feel like i messed up. I tried to go in and blend with a liquid foundation on top of the powder, and i think that created an extra texture that still showed through the install. Since i was gon na use a lace wig glue, i definitely think i could have done without that step. I think the powder would have been enough, but hopefully that'll be a helpful tip for someone else. Don'T mix the liquid with powder just keep it powder. Yeah yeah see my peanut butter jelly cause. I know she like to stay at home and she probably gon na shoot me dead before the devil. Try to take my soul yeah. I call that love tko. This thing here way too cold you're gon na sound, like a pot uh make that move please one day they gon na know all my songs. I got a better question now. I'M not gon na lie, i'm very rusty when it comes to glue application, but you pretty much just want to shoot for the thinnest layer as possible. More is not better. Actually, if you have too much or it's too gooey you'll have a crazy, clean up on your hands when it comes to the lace like you'll, just ooze through it'll, be on the hair. It'S a mess, so you basically want to shoot for it to be clear. Honestly, at this point i was very impatient, so i didn't wait as long as i could have, but definitely if your primary application is with glue, wait till it's clear before you try to set it down now for this step, i was really missing. My rat tail comb for some reason it took legs and disappeared, but that definitely helps give you just an easier tool to lay the lace down without having to get your fingers all in it. At this point i was just having an issue with getting the the lace where i put the glue this happens sometimes, so i wasn't too worried about it. I just stuck down what was right at the border and then went back in later to tie up any loose ends, because you can always add more. I just would hate to have more glue than i need and then have to clean up. So if it's less to begin with totally fine, just add what you need after, i think about you all the time, babe. 24. 7.. I wish that you could say the same, but it's not even allow myself to give. What i deserve is wish. I could tell how you feel instead of feeling, if you don't appreciate me now tell me what am i staying for. I now this part's totally up to you how long you want to keep it. I find sometimes too long. You get a pretty deep line, so maybe 10 15 minutes max now, i'm just gon na go in and set my side part and don't forget that heat protecting spray. It is an absolute must before using any heat on your hair. What am i saying so? My is is tell me now: this definitely comes down to preference, but for me it was a little thick when it came to a parting section, so i just went in slightly to separate the parting area. This just helps it look a little more natural as well as make it pop out more when you go in with the concealer, if you choose to just to kind of blur out the grids but um still not super comfortable with plucking. So i definitely take my time. The key is just to keep it moving, don't stay in one spot, so you don't create. You know a bob patch. You just want to kind of open it up a little and although it looks like i didn't, grab too much hair, it definitely was working as you can see when i walk outside. No, i ain't got two now this part. I regret it a little bit to be honest. Now. I'Ve used concealer before just to brighten up apart, conceal the grid, blah blah blah, but i'm not sure what it was about this concealer. If it was the texture, it was the fact that it was a matte. More heavy coverage um, i don't know, i really don't know what it was, but i do think that it actually blended better with out than with. I mean i didn't hate it in the parting, but i think you'll see what i mean in a second, oh regardless. I was pretty happy with the results, starting from what the wig looked like in the beginning, the loose wave just looked very thin and just had zero life. I think after curling it and pin setting it gave it the volume it gave it life. So i loved it like i said: i'm definitely gon na cut it to this length permanently and just add this one into my collection. But again i appreciate you all sticking with me. Let me know down below what you think of the bobcat method. It was a yay or nay, because for me i don't know, but i don't think i'll be doing it anytime soon. I think i'm just fine without but um either way. I love doing these videos because it's always a learning process. The more things i try out. Um, it's not always going to be perfect and i'm definitely not ashamed to say when i messed up, because i feel like i made a lot of mistakes in this one, but uh either way, i'm pretty happy with it and just wanted to share with you guys. This look so please, let me know what you think and don't forget to subscribe. See you next time bye. You