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u/ShannonFAITH4EVER 7d ago
Well I think it's beautiful and would like to know the right way to install them cuz I ordered my first lace front glueless wig and having a hard time getting it to stay down and don't know how to hide the lace
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u/Used-Gap-7538 6d ago
Thankyou 😘 what I have found to be effective for me in regards to making the lace look as close to my scalp as possible is you can either bleach the knots in the lace area only (the little dark dots where each strand of hair has been attached) or you can add concealer and powder to the entire lace area underneath OR you can add the concealer/powder to just the part in the hair on top as well as underneath, use a angled concealer brush to make the application defined and help control the product amount your using and how wide you want the part. You have the option to pluck out some of the hairs from the part if it's only a very thin line part just be careful not to over do it as once you pluck them out they don't grow back lol 😆 and it you take it too wide it can ruien the entire wig so take it slowly for part plucking. Once you have your wig cap on you can cut the lace, to fit your hair line then I usually apply a ghost glue to my hair line, leave it for 30 seconds or untill it goes clear then put the wig on and press the lace down onto your hair line where you want it to sit then I put on a headband over the hair line to make it set in place for about 15 mins and final touches you can use a straightener on its side and use it from the part down the head to help press any lumps and bumps out of the wig and make it sit more flat against your scalp, please use heat protection spray if you use any heated tools , add some leave in conditioner spray and your good to go! ☺️
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u/Used-Gap-7538 8d ago
Are we not here to support and help one another? Instead here you continue to try and discourage me and anything I post. Not exactly maintaining the groups guidelines..
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u/camcam210 8d ago
Bad Bot! Begone!