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how to put on a lace frontal wigs natural

by AdminMy Store 05 Jul 2024 0 Comments

Putting on a lace frontal wig can be a straightforward process if you follow these steps carefully.

Here’s a detailed guide to help you achieve a secure and natural look:

Materials Needed

Lace frontal wig

Wig cap

Scissors

Wig adhesive (glue or tape)

Edge control gel or pomade

Hairpins or clips

Makeup (foundation or powder)

Wig brush or wide-tooth comb

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Prepare Your Natural Hair

Clean and Dry: Start with clean, dry hair and scalp. Wash and condition your hair if necessary.

Braid or Wrap: Braid your hair into cornrows or wrap it flat to ensure a smooth surface. The flatter your hair, the more natural the wig will look.

Edge Control: Use edge control gel or pomade to smooth down your baby hairs and edges.

  1. Put on a Wig Cap

Cap Placement: Place the wig cap over your head, making sure it covers all of your hair. Tuck in any loose strands.

Secure Cap: Ensure the cap is snug but not too tight. This will help keep your hair in place and provide a base for the wig.

  1. Prepare the Wig

Adjust Straps: If your wig has adjustable straps, adjust them for a snug fit.

Trim Lace: Place the wig on your head and mark where you need to trim the lace. Carefully trim the excess lace along your natural hairline, leaving about 1/8 inch of lace.

Pre-Style: Style the wig (e.g., parting, curls) before applying it to make the process easier.

  1. Apply Adhesive

  • If Using Wig Glue:

 Test Patch: Conduct a patch test to ensure you are not allergic to the glue.

Apply Glue: Apply a thin layer of wig glue along your hairline. Wait for the glue to become tacky (about 30 seconds).

Secure Wig: Carefully place the wig on your head, starting from the front. Press the lace into the adhesive, using a comb or your fingers to smooth it down.

  • If Using Wig Tape:

Cut Tape: Cut the wig tape into strips.

Apply Tape: Apply the tape strips along your hairline.

Secure Wig: Remove the backing from the tape and carefully place the wig on your head, pressing the lace into the tape.

  1. Secure the Wig

Press Down: Press down on the lace with your fingers or the back of a comb to ensure it adheres well.

Check Fit: Make sure the wig is secure and adjust if necessary.

  1. Blend the Lace

Conceal Lace: Use foundation or powder that matches your skin tone to blend the lace with your natural skin. Apply it along the hairline to make the lace less visible.

Edge Touch-Up: Use a small amount of edge control gel to lay down any flyaways and baby hairs.

  1. Style the Wig

Final Styling: Style your wig as desired. You can use heat styling tools if the wig is human hair or heat-safe synthetic.

Brush and Comb: Use a wig brush or wide-tooth comb to ensure the wig looks smooth and natural.

Tips for a Natural Look

Pluck the Hairline: If the wig's hairline looks too dense, pluck a few hairs to create a more natural look.

Baby Hairs: Create baby hairs along the hairline to blend the wig seamlessly with your natural hairline.

Secure with Hairpins: If needed, use hairpins to further secure the wig, especially at the sides and back.

Maintenance

Regular Cleaning: Clean the lace and remove any adhesive residue after each wear.

Store Properly: Store your wig on a wig stand to maintain its shape.

Protect Edges: Be gentle when removing the wig to protect your natural edges and avoid damage.

Following these steps will help you achieve a secure and natural-looking lace frontal wig application. If you have any specific concerns or need further assistance, feel free to ask! 

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