QuoteReplyTopic: Tuesday Crack Pictures Posted: March 18 2008 at 7:02am
This is my first new full lace wig that I applied myself.. I would like to thank the ladies of BMH and HairBoutique that answered my questions that I had.
Looks great!! You can see the grids on one of the pictures but your application is on point. I love the unit. What are the specs and who is the vendor?
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I bought it from one of the ladies on BHM for $220 which included shipping. She no longer wore them and wanted to sell it. I do have a custom one on order, hopefully it will be here at the end of the month.. Will post pictures of that one also. The adhesive I used is from Hair Direct, called White bonding adhesive. The hair is kinky straight. It was 22 inches, but I had it cut down to 14-16 inches. I don't know who the vendor is. But I will tell you about kinky straight..you have to tame it..LOL.. I didn’t have a wig cap on. I had a hard time with the wig cap, so I gave up. That is probably why you can see the grids.
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That looks very pretty and natural. The only hint that it might not be yours is the grid that shows on top of your natural hair.
Girl my wig caps used to give me a run for my money too. Next time you apply just tape your cap down to your skin (on top of the skin protector) at each temple and in the back. 4 small pieces of tape should do it. If your lace is transparent and the color difference between the wig cap and the lace is visible you can either: 1) use make-up that matches your face around the front of the wig cap so that the color transition is more gradual or 2) use Breh's & Sexi's tape method.
Once you do that no one will EVER suspect that's not all your hair. Looks very good on you.
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You can see the grids on one of the pictures but your application is on point. I love the unit. What are the specs and who is the vendor?
Unless someone is on top of your head no one will be able to tell. Great job!!
