In modern hair enhancement techniques, attaining a natural hairstyle has become extremely easy and blends with the natural hairline. Frontal wig installation is a process that needs detailed preparations, special talents, and good products that can give it long-term life and a natural appearance. In the process of switching to protection styling or looking to make a major change, knowledge of the basics of the correct application will radically enhance the outcome and your general satisfaction with the hairpiece you have chosen.
How to Prep Your Natural Hair to Have it Installed
Make sure that your natural hair is well prepared before embarking on any application process to form a smooth base.
Begin by showering and cleansing your hair with clarifying shampoo to eliminate product buildup, oils, and residues that hinder adhesive bonding. After cleansing, apply a light leave-in conditioner, which will keep the hair moist without adding extra weight or greasiness.
Next, it’s critical to cornrow your natural hair flat against your scalp—aim for maximum smoothness to avoid bumps or raised areas under the wig. For added sleekness at the roots (especially if your hair is short), you can also secure a wig cap over the cornrows.
Creating the Lace to look Natural
The lace on the front needs to be carefully customized to match your skin colour and hairline. Start by putting the unit on your head without adhesive to figure out where the unit fits best, align the natural hairline with your hairline, and make sure that the unit is between one to two finger widths.
Trace the natural line of the hair using a white or nude eyeliner pencil with the unit correctly placed, which will leave a cutting guide on the lace material itself. Take out the unit and neatly cut along the line marked with sharp fabric scissors in tiny steps to cut without removing excessive material.
Most practitioners suggest keeping a small portion of additional lace at the beginning of frontal wig installations, where the person can be corrected further during the actual installation to make final decisions on trimming.
Coating with Adhesive and Fastening the Unit
The choice of the right adhesive product requires determination of how long you want to wear it and the level of sensitivity of your skin. Wig glue offers the best grip against long-term use for several weeks, whereas adhesive tapes are more convenient and easier to take off for those who need to change their styles frequently.
To apply glue, use a small brush to apply a thin layer of glue on the part of your hairline where the lace will be placed in a straight line, extending the glue at least one inch below your hairline. Wait three to five minutes, a period during which you will test the glue with your finger to make sure that it has tacked to the correct consistency to bond best.
The frontal lace will then be placed over the adhesive, beginning at the centre of the forehead and extending towards your temples, pressing the lace squarely against the adhesive using a silk scarf or stocking cap.
Hair Styling and Hair Dressing
After being fixed, the frontal wig installation needs a finishing touch just to attain photorealistic effects. With a rattail comb, carefully part and separate the hairline hair, which gives the hair a textured and dimensional appearance that resembles natural hair growth patterns. A little edge control gel and a soft brush can be used to twist the baby hairs in a perimeter to come up with irregular wispy patterns instead of overly smooth swoops that are unnatural.
Applying foundation or concealer that matches your skin tone perfectly creates the realistic illusion of invisible lace; plucking a few hairs along the hairline mimics the natural, slightly uneven growth pattern of real hair. Others also personalize the part by putting concealer or scalp-toned powder along the parting, and it gives the part more depth and realism.
Longevity and Maintenance Advice
Aftercare is critical in extending the life of your frontal wig installation and keeping it fresh. Wrap your curls with a silk/satin wrap or scarf every night to prevent friction damage and keep your curls styled. One must not use heavy oils or greasy products right on the lace or on the adhesive part, as it may dissolve bonding agents and lead to premature peeling.
During washing the unit, one must take care of the hairline and apply sulfate-free products to the human hair extensions. Re-do edge control when necessary to keep your baby's hair in place, and book touch-up sessions two to four times a month to deal with the lifting or maintenance.
Recommendation
To the individuals who have frontal wigs that they wish to have installed professionally and require the professional services of BEIXHAIR, we offer a total package of not only high-grade hair products, but also professionalized application methods to achieve the perfect look that we would be pleased with, as well as long-term use due to our professionalism and attention to detail.