How To: Bald Cap Method Frontal Wigs | Beginner Friendly | Tips & Tricks For Low Hairline Brown Skin

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, as you can tell by the title of today's video y'all, already know we're getting into so um. I just had this idea to do this video just because I have actually changed up a little bit. How I do my WIC cap method so when I'm laying my hair down to do my wig caps as y'all, see, I just do the two braids so I'll, probably like wash and deep condition my hair and then I put two braids in my hair, making sure The head is really flat. I had a just really big y'all and then um, I just tucked the braids up in the back put the braids up at this point. I used any colorway cap just because I know I'm gon na put my own Foundation into it and doing the braids at the bottom in the back is kind of like it kind of makes like an anchor for the wig like, if that makes sense so like When I hook the wig on in the back kind of comes together and then for the front, I'm not worried about the front because, like I said, I um pull my edges back. So I use the the Eben New York. Wonder: lace! One I like the red: can it's actually almost out because I've been using it yeah. I love this one. As far as like laying down your edges or laying down your wigs, this is my new go-to. It used to be got to be spray, but this one is the bomb. This is better in my opinion, but yeah. I push all my edges back they're actually already hard, because I sprayed it with that and if you all know, if you used it before, you know that it really lays it down. So have all my edges pulled back and then something else that I like to do just to make sure I'm putting the wig where I want it to be foreign. It. I take um a white pencil, a white pencil and I kind of Mark where my edges are because I have low baby hairs so yeah like I want it to really like match, like my natural hairline. So let's see here make like a little more great there. Yeah, so if you see - and I kind of make it like a little light Mark - I don't want to do it too heavy, but that's just so. I can see where I want the wig to stop like that's where my hairline really stops, because you do not want to be putting any kind of glue on your hair. So then, when you pull the wig down, you can still kind of see where you drew. The line - I don't know how well it's coming up on camera, but I can really see it like right here using my mirror. So that's what I use to kind of guide, where I put my glue and the glue that I'm using is also, by even same Wonder, lace Bond glue. But I use like this liquid glue and this really really really really really really really really secures your um. Your wig cap, sorry, I was thinking the word I was buffering and it is very sticky, so you do want to be careful how you use it, and I only use this to lay my wig caps down instead of using the spray, so I'm actually before I Do that I'm going to cut my ear tabs out and when you do your ear tabs, try not to cut too much out just because I always like make my ear tabs like bigger than I wanted to be, at least on the front side like I really Don'T care about back here like on the front, I really want it like as close to my ears possible, so it's covering all of that hair and then, let's see here, do the same thing on here and I kind of cut like, like the top of my Ears right here, I cut like a little lower. That'S how you keep it really close to the ear. So don't like try to cut around the ear, because it'll spread up cut like down here and then just put your ear over it. Then I'm sure I don't want to mess up my lashes though, but just because I didn't want to mess up my lashes, not really trying to mess up my makeup, pull it down. I, like I'm, getting some kind of plastic surgery um, but yeah then you'll have your hair, like that. Your wig cap, like that be gentle with your wig cap. Don'T pull it too hard because you know it will split like you like stockings, you see how splitting and then I take this. I like using this over the spray, because I feel like when the spray is wet like sometimes the wig cap still rides up when you lay this on it baby, it ain't going nowhere, and I lay it right where I laid the white lime like the little White outline it's where I lay it so yeah um, usually one line is pretty good. I just want to make sure that I have like everything covered my ear tabs, make sure that's Gucci a little bit more in the front and, like I said I do this. First and then I spray with that, and that really keeps my wig cap in place. My wig cap doesn't go anywhere so keeps my wig yeah. Really it's already dry, like this stuff, dries really fast. So now, I'm just about to go over a little bit more. Okay and espresso wet, but, like I said, the glue is dry, so um, and then you already know, don't even cut it off, don't even bother cutting it off. Put that thing on put in my back make sure your hair is up child really just leave that I don't know why. I'M not cutting this kind of keeps it secure in the back like it keeps it up in the back. I feel like, if you cut this, then it'll be loose. You can always, you know, tie it up in the back. I'Ve done that before, but now I'm just I just pull it up. Yeah I'll just take a little bit of spray on into my comb on the tail of my phone of my phone and I just kind of go in and lay it down just a little bit and Pull It Forward so that it'll smooth down you pull it Back it'll start rolling up so put a little pull it down a little bit, make it really flat. I don't like putting it on the actual wig cap because, like I said, I don't like getting it wet and then it starts to roll even more. This is just for like a little excess to make everything real flat, okay and now the last thing all we got to do now is pretty much legs going with your powder, which I'm about to do right now, I've been seeing the girls use like liquid and, Like concealer, like liquid foundation and liquid concealer, to like do their wig cap to each his own, I've tried it. I don't like it, I don't like it. So I like going in with like a powder and a brush and just to be on the safe side. You'Ll be better off going with, like a darker color, a darker shade than a lighter shade. I don't like how lighter Shades look on me um. I just I don't like how they look. I don't like it and I know sometimes like I do my shade a foundation or concealer and then, when I put it on the wig cap, it's like lighter, so it like makes the wig look really bright. Like I just don't like it. I'D rather go dark. Then go light so I'm using actually a little darker Foundation than the one that I would put on my face and you got ta be quick and then just spread it out. So now I'm bought and, like I said this looks better. I know like I said it looks a little darker on here when I actually put the wig on and do The Parting and stuff it's going to look perfect. So that's just my little advice. I'D rather go darker than go lighter with the foundation shade, so yeah. This is pretty much how I do the Bob cap, like I could put any wig on my head now and just be boom ready to go and I'm actually doing red hair and the red wig is actually in the bathroom um. I just washed it and conditioned it and I need to like blow dry it and style it and I'll come in with the in store, so yeah I'll show you guys the finished. Look when something thank you.