How To Create/Customize A Widow'S Peak Hairline On Your Frontal!! | Wig Install | Ft Uamazing H

One time now for the gala m'appelle applies system to get a sunspace get down get down. Sorry, sir, hey guys welcome back to my channel, so today's video, i thought i would do a tutorial to show you how you can create or customize a widow's peak hairline on your lace, wigs. I sort of have a widow's peak when it comes to my natural hairline, so I thought what better way to show you guys how to create that type of hairline. If you do have a widow's peak just like me, so if you guys aren't interested to see exactly how to do this as well as the install then definitely keep watching this video, so the wig that I will be demonstrating on, I am using hair from you. Amazing here, if you guys have been following my channel, you would know that I posted a video, an initial video on this hair about a few months ago. So if you haven't watched that video definitely check it out so right now, the unit that I have, I made it using their Peruvian body wave here. So this is how my wig unit looks as of right now. Right now I do have like a circular hairline, because in the first video I actually award with the circular hairline. So now I'm going to go ahead and create a widow's peak hairline. So the first thing that you want to do is you want to start parting? The hair on the sides do not part in the middle, because the middle is where your widow's peak will be at so you can start either on the left or the right side, and you want to part out the baby hairs first. So once you part out the baby hairs, you want to go in with your pair of tweezers and you want to start plucking away that hairline behind the baby hairs. So basically you're just doing the same thing that you would do when you customize a regular hairline. You want to go in and thin out and create a natural-looking hairline with your tweezers, but in this case with the widow's peak, you do not want to plug any hairs where the middle of the hairline is. So what I'm doing is basically thinning out the hairline on the sides and the reason why I'm doing is because I do not want a bulky Caroline, you want to make sure that your hairline looks natural as possible. It'S pretty simple when creating a widow's peak, like I stated before, the only thing that you have to do is pretty much customize the size of the hairline and not the middle of the hair. So this is pretty much the final result of me creating my widow's peak hair line. So what I'm gon na do right now is actually show you guys how I install this wig unit on my head with a widow's peak. So before I install the wig unit on my head, I actually did want to show you guys my actual hair line. As you guys can see. I have a protruding hair line, pretty much like on the sides where my temple is my hair, protrudes out more and then right in the middle. I do slightly have a widow's peak as well, so you guys sit back and watch the install and then I will come back with the update on this hair one time enough for the gal, I'm up in the place system to get some space. You don't get down girl nobody tonight and let the child sorry son, good! I got ta tell you sometime. I just have to get that off my chest. So what I'm gon na do right now is actually in an update on this here. I actually have this here for a few months. The first video that I posted about this here was back in April, and I showed you guys how I install an elastic band and my lace front wigs to make you fit more snug. So if you guys haven't checked out that video definitely check out that video to see step by step on how I install an elastic band but anyways you guys, I am really really loving this widow's peak her line um. I think I might start doing this. For my future wig because pretty much, I did notice that there is a complete there when you have like a circle hairline, instead of a widow's peak. Hairline really do feel that this looks really natural. On me I mean the circle. Hairline looks natural, but I feel like with the widow's peak hairline. It looks even more natural. Let me know what you guys think so anyways right now I have in you amazing, Peruvian body wave here. I believe I had three bundles as well as a lace frontal. The lamps were 14 inches long, so pretty much from April. Until now I have been I've had this here so right now, as you guys can see this hair, it's it's really really nice! You guys. I love Peruvian body wave here and you amazing hair is no exception. The curls definitely does last in this here. I think I've only had to maybe curl this hair, maybe like two three times within the matter of a couple of months and that's about it. I believe, like their lace, frontal was really nice to work with. I didn't have any issues customizing it. It definitely has like a lot of body to it. As you guys can see. The only thing that I did to create these curls was, I used a curling wand, which was like the biggest barrel, I'm not for sure like what size it was, but it was like the biggest barrel in my chrome one set, and I just went ahead and Curl it to here - and I think I like pended with some duck clips and just let the hair stay put and then I let the curls loose and then I use this comb to comb out the curls. The curls are looser, as of when I first crouded, because, of course the curls drop, but I still think it looks really amazing you guys so as far as like tangling and shedding, I do experience a little bit of tangling, but I really don't experience shedding at All with this hair, which is pretty good because, like I said, I've had this hair for a few months now heat as you guys can see, the hair applies very well to heat. I didn't have any issues with that, so you guys this is basically the tutorial as well as update on this hair. If you guys are interested - and you amazing here, I will leave all the information down below in the description section. I just want to say thank you so much for watching my videos make sure you guys subscribe. So you can see more videos like this and other tutorials from me and then also follow me on instagram @ IM underscore shade more and as always, you guys, i will see you in the next one.