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Home›How To›How to Melt the Lace on a Wig: 13 Steps

How to Melt the Lace on a Wig: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 11, 2023
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A well-melted lace wig can make a significant difference in creating a natural appearance. This process seamlessly blends the lace with your hairline, ensuring that your wig looks as if it’s growing directly from your scalp. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to melt the lace on a wig effectively.

1. Prepare your hair: Before putting on the wig, make sure your natural hair is flat underneath, either by braiding or wrapping it around your head. This will create a smooth foundation for the wig to sit upon and prevent any visible bulges.

2. Prepare your skin: Cleanse your forehead and hairline with a gentle cleanser and pat dry. This will remove oils and dirt that may interfere with the lace adhesive.

3. Apply a wig cap: A flesh-toned wig cap helps protect your natural hair and creates an even surface for the lace. Position it properly, covering most of your edges but still behind the hairline.

4. Trim the lace: Lay the wig over your head and trim any excess lace following the natural shape of your hairline. Use sharp scissors or razor for the best result.

5. Apply adhesive: Choose between tape, glue, or gel to adhere to the lace to your skin. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper application.

6. Position the wig: Carefully align the front of the wig with your hairline, ensuring it fits comfortably and securely.

7. Press down on the lace: Gently press down on the lace around your hairline so it adheres to your skin.

8. Tie a scarf or band: To help melt the lace into your skin, wrap a silk or satin scarf, elastic band or even stocking around your hairline—covering the edges of the lace.

9. Allow time to set: Wait for at least 15 minutes (or longer, depending on the adhesive used) for the lace to melt into your skin, creating a natural look.

10. Remove the scarf: Gently take off the scarf or band, and check the edges to ensure they are melted correctly. If there are any lifted areas, carefully press them down with a tail comb or your finger wrapped with a tissue.

11. Style your baby hairs: Use a small amount of edge control gel and a soft-bristle brush to style the baby hairs in front of the wig as desired, blending seamlessly with the wig itself.

12. Set baby hairs: To keep the baby hairs in place, apply a light-hold hairspray or mousse and smooth it down with your fingers or brush.

13. Final touches: Finish styling your wig as desired, using heat tools if necessary or adding accessories to complete your desired look.

By following these 13 steps diligently, you can melt the lace on a wig with ease and achieve that flawless, natural hairline appearance that is undetectable even up close. Always remember to maintain your wig regularly to prolong its lifespan and keep it looking gorgeous.

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