Easy Way To Install A Wig Without A Wig Cap Using Just Got2B Glue | South African Youtube

Hi guys today, I'm going to show you how I install my wig using go to glue um, applying the glue onto my um, the end of my hairline, without actually using a wig cap at all. So this is how I go about it. I apply like a a reasonable amount of glue like just just a thin layer enough just to hold my wig in place. As you can see, I mean I'm trying not to apply it on my hair at all, because I'm afraid it's just gon na stick and just gon na break the little hair that I have left on my hairline um yeah. So once I've applied it remember, you need to let it dry a little bit it's in a hurry, um just to use a hair dryer. I try to dry it a little bit and then um before I started applying. I thought you know what let me just apply a little bit of foundation on my closure. This is a frontal just washed. It is the second time I'm wearing it, and I did previously um bleach the glue. I mean bleach the closure so but because you've washed it, you know you want to apply that little bit of foundation just so that the closure can match your skin tone and then you can go ahead and apply it. I did do a whole video on how I wash and style my hair. I'M gon na link it up here. So please just click on it and have a look um and I'm just making sure that I've applied enough, especially on areas where I feel like um. There isn't really enough now that it's dried, I can see that there's some patches, so I'm quickly just filling up those patches and um. I think it's now ready to apply uh yeah, so I'm just going ahead and installing - and you know I just opened that line though I haven't really decided on the style um. I think the line is just great so that you can be able to position your wig well um. You know exactly where your Center is and so forth, so once you've, you've now put it on the glue. It'S very important that you work on the site. First, the center will take care of itself guys, but you need to make sure that your sides are placed very well where it's supposed to be. You know just slightly above your ear going to the side and then um before you can even work on your Center. Just go ahead and apply nicely on the other side as well. It is a little bit wet this frontal because I've just applied the mousse, because I wanted to put the hair in place. So it doesn't come in front as I'm trying to apply this and getting mixed up with glue, because that's what I sometimes struggle with, but yeah um. I just try to put it in place. This is uh by the way, a 24 inch and 14th grade and um the closure. I think it's a 14 inch yeah. It is absolutely beautiful this week I love it. I absolutely love it. So, as you can see, I mean I have not even started um. You know placing it properly or tying it, but already it's it. It'S got shape it's promising, it's definitely promising. I like it. I definitely like it. I'M gon na go in with um the go-to gray glue um, just so that the end of the the closure or the frontal um sit flat on on on my forehead, because again this is the second time I'm wearing it um and I've washed it. So you can imagine the end um sort of a bit loose, so you need to try and apply this, but I also feel like on the corners of the wig. It'S not really sitting flat flat, so I'm just going to reapply that dream just for reinforcement of reinforcement and what you do on the one side. You go ahead and reapply on the other side um, but I'm not worried about this. It will definitely sit um once I melt it. Yeah look at the sides are always tricky and it's the first place where your hair is gon na start coming off. So it's very normal that will give you a little bit of a trouble but yeah. Nothing to worry about, so I'm just going to go in then with the spray um and apply it nicely um all over my edges, yeah, like I'm also just I wanted to just melt the the frontal down and that's why I'm applying it like on top. I'M not really worried about that um a bit of um lightness, touching the um on the edges. I'Ll. Definitely I've got a plan to get rid of that once the wig is set. So I'm going to use this just to lay it and make sure it's tight. So that it can sit, you know and the glue can really stick um and flatten. Those edges, like you, want the edges to protect flat Flats. This thing needs to become one with your head. It needs to become one with your hairline like there should be no difference when you look at it, so yeah take your time um you tie it and once you've tied it and you're comfortable. Well, I don't know about Comfort, my teeth and it's. It looks like it's it's in place. You know, give up, give it about 20 to 30 minutes um before you can actually come back and check how it's doing but yeah. I, like I, like I'm, actually gon na, go and do my lashes and, in the meantime, while I'm letting this melt. Okay, I'm done with my lashes and now the moment of truth. Let'S just see how it comes out and how much work I need to put in to just get it to perfection all right, all right: okay, okay, okay, um, I'm not complaining, I'm all right! This is workable. This is definitely something I can work with. Let'S see huh, okay, okay, so now I see now that the the edges have definitely gone flat flat flat to an extent that um some of the hair is stuck on, but that's fine um, that's gon na actually help keep the edges in place. Um, I'm happy with that back like a complete sleep back or maybe open a line, I'm always a little bit confused about that, but hmm, I think, with the shape of my head. I should definitely maybe consider opening a line. Ah, look at how that side have sort of turned out and you don't want to be lotioning. I can't even iron this hair um I've seen worked on it after the wash remember to check out the link um of the video that I did when I was watching this beautiful hair so yeah. This is how it looks. I need to do something with this white patches, but I've got a plan. I definitely have a plan in place. Let'S see how it goes. Yeah, I'm just gon na open this. It'S going to open the line, I'm just gon na open the line and luckily because I had ironed it properly, I don't even have to even if I don't get to iron it now, I'm seeing that we don't have electricity low, shedding cheese. This is workable yeah! I'M actually comfortable and happy with this. I just need to work on those white patches. I think that's the only thing that's a little bit of a concern. Yes, okay. That was easy guys. That was very easy yeah. I'M not sure why I think just applying this will help, but I've seen that it does. You know it takes away the whiteness um, okay, so here's the plan right. What I've done is I've taken my foundation and I've mixed it with some mousse just so that I can have a mousse to the color of my skin and then that's what I've. What I'm applying now to try and fall for this white that I just white patches that I have on and yeah? That'S that's my heck just and I just thought of it in the moment. I'M like no man. What can I do to actually get rid of these white patches? I'Ve absala products been used on Tick, Tock um, but I don't know what those brands are, what those products are. Where do you find them, but it actually looks like a mousse right, but then you know with the tone in it like with with this kind of color and I'm like no man, I'm just gon na take my foundation and I'm gon na add the mousse and Then I'm just gon na use that so because I've reapplied the spray, let me put the the elastic again just to reinforce, especially with the new application yeah trying to flatten it so that it looks nice and sleek. I just love it. I just really love it. Honestly, so, thank you, okay. This is like 10 minutes later, and this is how my hair looks now. Oh my gosh, I love it. Isn'T it nice? Okay, so this hack worked the moose and my Foundation, of course, absolutely what guys look at it now. You know what this is actually my first time working with a like a frontal um. I'Ve done this on a closure, but a whole frontal nah. Like I really like look, I don't have time to do edges at the moment. I'Ll do them at another time. I have a trip to go to. I'Ve got a flight to Kitchen in the next few minutes, so I got ta go. I just got ta run bye, all right.