Applying A Lace Front Wig
Holding the wig, or using a model head, gather up the hair, including the baby hair, and clip
it all away from
the edges to keep it out of the way. Then carefully trim the lace
around the hairline. If this is the first time, and it feels
uncomfortable, a little of the lace can be left out to avoid cutting the
lace too close to the hairline of the wig. Be careful not to
cut the baby hairs of the wig. After you have removed all the extra lace from the
wig or hair piece, put a little no-fray on the edges of the wig, being
extra careful to not use
too much.
The hair being covered should be washed, and completely dried. It is
best to then wrap the hair, or braid it in small cornrows. The skin
around the hairline needs to be clean and free from oil.
After washing the face, clean around the hairline using cotton balls
soaked in alcohol to clean and remove excess oil.
Tip: If you have a full head of hair, a skin tone wig cap can be used to
give the illusion of your scalp under the wig. Make sure the cap is
pulled tight, and then loosely stitched in place in effort to prevent slipping.
Using a small brush, apply a thin coat of glue to the hairline, being
careful not to use too much. If you are using a soft bond glue, wait
for the glue to get tacky before applying the wig or it will not set
correctly. Ultra-hold and Invisi-bond glues are examples of soft hold
adhesives. If you make a mistake, lightly rub a Q-tip dipped in alcohol between
the lace and skin to release the glue, and and then reapply.
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