*Must Watch* Hd Lace Front Wig Install Tutorial Ft.@Mscoco Hair

Hey guys welcome back to another video. I hope everyone is doing fabulous today. Be good, be good, big up today, i'll be installing this unit from miss coca here so i'll be doing an install of there 24 inches straight here, guys it's a 13 by 4 hd lace, wig, and it is 180 density before we get into the install. Remember to thumbs up the video if you're not subscribed to the channel, please go ahead and hit that subscribe button, guys and the bell. So every time i post a new video you're, the first to know, so i'm just checking out the lace guys and, as i said, this is their hd lace on this wig. So i'm just checking it out and matching it up with my skin. In terms of the construction of the cap on the inside, it has the combs as usual, so two to the side, one at the front, one at the extreme back and then it has the hooks. So you can secure your wig. No, the hair is volumous. It'S very full 180 density, which is perfect for me. You can see the front how full it is. It'S not sparse at all so really like that for the installation i'll be using my ebbin or ebin spray. No, i did go ahead and use this spray before cutting the lace and as i worked with it, i realized that i should have cut the lace and then used this spray as a glue. So if you're going to use this guys, it's not a glue less spray, it is literally a glue that you would use like any other lace bond okay, but i decided to go ahead with it, so i sprayed it on and i use my blow dryer on It to cool that down, so i can secure my lace. So i like to work in sections, so you notice, i do one side first the center and then i do the other side notice, how i'm kind of combing the glue into the hair. Once this dries down. It did get a bit flaky, the hair itself and white, so i had to go in and kind of wipe that away. So just take my whining cut your lace first and use that spray as a glue. All right. I learned the hard way, but now that i've secured the lace guys i tied that down and i like to especially with my straight hair, i like to part the front part it out and use my work, stick to kind of tame any fly aways and to Get the front of my hair very laid, and i use my hot comb to do this. I use my hot comb on 450 degrees, so the hat is set in. You have to be very careful if you are using that setting, though i recommend, if you have like a wig stand, a wig head go ahead and use that, because you don't want to, you, do not want to feel 450 degrees of heat all right now. This is what the hair looks like after i went in, and i combed it through so silky and smooth guys, i'm so late already i'll, be leaving all the details for this here in the description of the video, so go ahead and check the description if you're Interested in this unit by miss coco here, i'm just going in and cutting off all that excess lace and i did leave out a section of the hairs on the front just because i didn't want to cover my forehead too too much. Yes, it big, but let's show i want to show at least some of the bigness, because if you kind of cover up your your forehead too much, it looks very very cap like, and i don't want that look. So i kind of cut off some of that excess hair guys. I know i'm figuring out. Where am i going to put the baby here on this unit? So i decide to do just one swoop where the parting is and, of course, i'm leaving out the sideburns. So now this is a step i do not miss. I do not skip. It works every single time girl. So if you do not want your lace, where you cut to look flaky, crusty, white crispy and just very in your face yes list, just got cut, use your gut to be freeze spray, i'm just using the tip of my fingers, applying the spray to it and Just applying that on top of the lace and it works like magic, the lace just dissolves every single time and i just feel like the party needed a little bit more plucking. So i'm going in and i am plucking that part plucking is my least favorite thing to do on my wigs. It'S it's just very time consuming, so i'm using my work stick again on the top just to get that a little bit more flat. Once i apply my wax, stick i'll then go in with my hot comb and go over it immediately to lay that bad boy down. I should i say that bad girl don't delay that bad girl, don't all right so truth be told. This is a step that i usually skip. I have no incorporated a heat protector in my routine to protect my wigs, so i'm just applying my heat protector and i like to apply it to my hand. So i spray it directly on my hand, and then i apply it evenly throughout the hair, as opposed to just spraying it on the hair, because i don't like i don't like a lot of it on the hair at all, and then i did go and flat Iron, my hair. No, the next thing i like to do once my hair is flat iron. Is i like to make my baby here, so i am cutting down the areas that i separated and i'll be using my foaming lotion to take care of these baby hairs and to lay them down and the final step in this routine. I'M just using my concealer from la colors and this isn't the color. I think i use a font today to kind of brighten that part a bit more to let it look a bit sculpt-like, then i'll, be using this oil sheen spray on the top, and going back in with my hot comb to comb that down and lay everything And then my got to be freeze free to the edges, to kind of slick it back off my face a bit and guys this is the finished. Look very cute. I'Ve been rocking this here now for almost two weeks, and i'm obsessed, i love it. Thank you. Miss coco for sponsoring this here today. All the details will be in the description guys for this unit and yeah regarding shedding minimal shedding. I love the density easy to work with, as i said, watch my last few videos. This is the year. I'Ve been rocking all right guys so remember like the video share, the video and, if you're not subscribed, go ahead and hit that subscribe button love you guys and i'll see you in the next one bye guys you