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Home›How To›How to Apply a Lace Front Wig: 14 Steps

How to Apply a Lace Front Wig: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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A lace front wig is a popular choice for those who desire a natural-looking hairline. The delicate lace material gives the illusion that the hair is growing directly from your scalp, creating a seamless and flawless finish. In this article, we will guide you through the 14 steps to apply a lace front wig correctly.

Step 1: Prepare your hair

Before applying the wig, ensure that your hair is clean, dry, and free of tangles. If you have long or thick hair, secure it in a low ponytail or braids before applying the wig cap.

Step 2: Put on a wig cap

A wig cap helps to protect your natural hair and provides a smooth surface for the wig to sit on. Stretch the cap over your head, ensuring that it covers all of your hair.

Step 3: Trim the lace

Before wearing the lace front wig, you may need to trim any excess lace. Using scissors, carefully cut along the hairline, making sure not to cut too close to the hairs on the lace.

Step 4: Apply an adhesive

Choose an adhesive specifically designed for lace front wigs, such as double-sided tape or glue. Apply a thin layer along your hairline where the edge of the lace will be positioned.

Step 5: Position the lace front wig

Hold the wig by its sides and place it at your forehead’s mid-point. Gently slide it down over your head, ensuring it aligns with your natural hairline.

Step 6: Press down on the lace

Once you have positioned the wig correctly, press down on the edges of the lace with your fingers to secure it in place.

Step 7: Style baby hairs

To create a more natural look around the edges of your face, use a small brush to style any baby hairs from the wig in their desired position.

Step 8: Comb the wig

Use a wide-tooth comb to gently detangle your wig, avoiding any pulling or tugging that could damage the lace.

Step 9: Style your wig

Now is the time to style your wig as you desire. Curl, straighten, or braid your hair to achieve your favorite look.

Step 10: Apply makeup (optional)

To further enhance the natural appearance of your lace front wig, consider applying makeup along the part to match your scalp color.

Step 11: Secure the wig with bobby pins

For extra security, discreetly insert bobby pins at various points around the wig to hold it firmly in place.

Step 12: Wear a silk or satin headscarf overnight

Protect your wig at night by wearing a silk or satin headscarf while sleeping. This will help prevent friction and damage to the hair fibers and lace.

Step 13: Maintain your lace front wig

Regularly wash and condition your wig to keep it looking fresh and vibrant. Always follow the manufacturer’s care instructions for best results.

Step 14: Remove the wig properly

When it’s time to take off your lace front wig, gently pull it away from your scalp, starting at the back and working forward. Use an adhesive remover if necessary to help release any stubborn areas.

By following these 14 steps, you can confidently apply, wear, and maintain a lace front wig that looks natural and stylish. With proper care and attention, you can enjoy the versatility and beauty of a flawless hairline.

 

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