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Preparation before installing the wig— Pre-Plucked & Bleached Knots

Preparation before installing the wig— Pre-Plucked & Bleached Knots

by molly famwat

As an essential unit of beauty, wigs are loved by girls. But the expensive  hairdresser fees put girls off, so buying real human hair wigs nonline is the best  choice. Many girls are unhappy with the look after trying on a new wig on their  own because it doesn’t look natural. But what they don’t know is that it takes  some work to make the wig more realistic before install it.

Bleaching knots and plucking on lace wigs can be an effective way to  improve the appearance of your hairline. But it’s a technique that takes  practice, but anyone can do it. Today, Ashimary Hair will tell you in detail  what to do before installing a lace wig, so you can show off your wig with  confidence.

1.Bleach the Knots

The bleach knot is applying bleach to your lace closure/front. This  method makes the knots on the lace invisible for a more natural look.

Firstly, get these things thay might need

∙ Bleach (Kaleidocolors in Violet for beginner)

∙ Developer

∙ Aluminum Foil

∙ Mixing bowl

∙ brush

∙ Blow dryer

Step 1: Take out the prepared bleach and pour it into a mixing bowl, then mix  the developer guide with the bleach. Make sure the mixture is thick so it  doesn’t seep into the lace when applied

Step 2: Lay your prepared foil flat and place the Closure/Frontal on it. Use clips to secure baby hair or other hair before applying to avoid over-bleached.

Step 3: Then we can use the blending brush to lightly apply the bleach to the  lace. After painting, cover the lace button with aluminum foil to wrap the wig.

Step 4: Open the foil every 5 minutes to check if there is a color change and if  the knots on the lace have become invisible. The criterion for judging is that  the knots on the lace wig turn into honey gold and can be rinsed off. It usually  takes about 20-30 minutes to complete.

Step 5: Use Neutralizing Shampoo or Shimmer Lights Shampoo. Wash the  lace. This will reduce the damage to the wig caused by bleach.

2.Pluck your Wig

When we’re socializing, what people see when they see you is your  hairline. The hairline of an untreated wig is thick and straight. After  pre-plucking, the Lace wig will appear to have grown from the scalp, and  the density of the front of the wig will be similar to natural hair.

Get these things thay might need:

∙ wig head model or towel

∙ rat tail comb

∙ wide-toothed or hot comb

∙ tweezers

∙ clip

∙ eyebrow shaver (for baby hair)

∙ Styling mousse (for baby hair)

Step 1: Secure the lace wig to the head mold or towel. Use a wide-toothed or  hot comb to lightly comb the wig from the ends to reduce tangles. Use the  styling mousse and rat tail brush to smooth the roots back until the hairline is  easily visible, then secure the ends with clips.

Step 2: Take a photo of your actual hairline for reference.You can imitate your  natural hairline according to the photo, so pluck will be the most natural  hairline

Step 3: Begin pre-plucking. For wigs with a low and neat hairline, it is  necessary to pluck the excess hair. Use a rat-tail comb to separate a small  section of the wig that resembles your natural hairline, then clip the rest of the  hair. Use tweezers to hold the part that needs to be removed, turn and pull

firmly. Caution when forecasting hair: use the tweezers gently, grab the hair  near the root without tearing the lace.

Step 4: Layer by layer plucking out the natural hairline

Firstly, the first layer. Use a rat-tail comb to separate a section of hair about  2mm wide from the hairline and use a clip to secure the rest of the hair. Use  tweezers to remove 3-4 hairs from the middle to the ear. After completing the  first layer of hair removal, repeat the above steps 3 to 4 times. Until the  hairline is partially thinned to look more like naturally grown hair.

Step 5: Baby hair can help us hide the lace. If you like flawess baby hairs then  we can do it. Start by combing the hairline back using a mousse and a hot  comb and securing with a butterfly clip. Use a rat-tail comb in your preferred  position to separate about 1mm of hair from the hairline, here is the amount of  baby hair. Then use scissors to cut the baby hair down to ½ inch.

After all the work, you get a very natural edged look.If you are a  beginner in wigs, then pre-plucking and bleaching knots is difficult for you,  which requires repeated practice with the right guidance. But don’t  worry,Ashimary Hair will do all the work for you, buy the Ashimary Wig and  you can skip the complicated process entirely and go straight to fitting and  rocking your new look.

Pre Plucked 360 Lace Frontal Wig with  Baby Hair

Body Wave Lace Front Wig 13*4  Pre-plucked Lace Human Hair Wig

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