13x4 Lace Wig is a natural virgin human Hair Lace Wig. Tangle-free, Shedding-free, Healthy, and Shiny Hair is used. The entire wig can cover the forehead and ears. So that no one realizes that hair does not grow on the head. So every time you wear this wig, no one will be able to guess that you are wearing a wig. Thus, it will make your 13x4 Lace Frontal look natural. So you can get a realistic look.
A simpler method – known as the Bandaid Method – is a way to achieve a more realistic looking part and will hide the knots, grids or holes on your 13x4 Lace Front Wig quite well.
Step 1
Place your lace wig on the Styrofoam mannequin head and select where you want to place your part. Using the lifting comb or pick, tidy up your part by separating the hair.
Step 2
Use a tweezers to pluck out hair strands going down your part. Pluck out just a few at a time to make a clear defined parting. If you remove 2-4 hair strands at a time as you go back it should be just enough to make a clear definition and will not tear the lace. It doesn’t hurt to use caution here. Avoid using unnecessary force.
Step 3
Wigs have certainly evolved over time. 13x4 Lace Frontal Wig, in particular, offers a very natural looking option, as the hair appears to be growing from your own scalp. Not that the wonderful wigmakers aren’t already doing a fabulous job, but we actually discovered quite a few ways you can tweak your lace fronts and make them look even more like your own hair.
Step 4
Once it is on, turn your mslynn wig over the right way up and using a toothbrush, brush the hair away from the part to tidy it up.
Step 5
Use your concealer to touch things up and blend your part to match your complexion. Going backwards and forwards along the part, simply dab concealer on the part a little at a time until you’re satisfied that it’s quite well blended.
Once you’re done, your part should now look something like this. The grids and or holes should now be quite well hidden.
I hope you have found this guide useful. If you need any more help just let us know either by visit www.mslynnhair.com
A simpler method – known as the Bandaid Method – is a way to achieve a more realistic looking part and will hide the knots, grids or holes on your 13x4 Lace Front Wig quite well.
Step 1
Place your lace wig on the Styrofoam mannequin head and select where you want to place your part. Using the lifting comb or pick, tidy up your part by separating the hair.
Step 2
Use a tweezers to pluck out hair strands going down your part. Pluck out just a few at a time to make a clear defined parting. If you remove 2-4 hair strands at a time as you go back it should be just enough to make a clear definition and will not tear the lace. It doesn’t hurt to use caution here. Avoid using unnecessary force.
Step 3
Wigs have certainly evolved over time. 13x4 Lace Frontal Wig, in particular, offers a very natural looking option, as the hair appears to be growing from your own scalp. Not that the wonderful wigmakers aren’t already doing a fabulous job, but we actually discovered quite a few ways you can tweak your lace fronts and make them look even more like your own hair.
Step 4
Once it is on, turn your mslynn wig over the right way up and using a toothbrush, brush the hair away from the part to tidy it up.
Step 5
Use your concealer to touch things up and blend your part to match your complexion. Going backwards and forwards along the part, simply dab concealer on the part a little at a time until you’re satisfied that it’s quite well blended.
Once you’re done, your part should now look something like this. The grids and or holes should now be quite well hidden.
I hope you have found this guide useful. If you need any more help just let us know either by visit www.mslynnhair.com
