Sure,
1.
I spray 90% alcohol on my skin and on the lace.
2.
I then apply liquid Band-Aid. I prefer
this over the skin protectant just b/c it’s slightly thicker and I
never get glue burns.
3.
I apply one layer of UltraHold to my skin in
the shape of my hairline or the hairline I want to achieve.
4.
While waiting for the glue to dry I apply
thinly sliced tape to my lace. Thick tape is just too noticeable. I cut one
piece into 3 thin slices –except in the back where I cut them into 2 slices b/c
I perspire a lot in the back and need extra hold.
5.
Then I apply the lace to my skin (very
lightly) starting from the widows peak and then to the temples. An important
trick I use is to stretch the lace while applying it by pulling it apart while laying
it on my head at the same time. I hope this makes sense. By doing this you are
opening the lace pattern and it doesn’t look so lace-like when applied. Be
careful not to rip your lace.
6.
Then I use a comb to press the lace down
while combing the baby hair forward.
7.
Lastly, I’m old fashioned. I just apply a
really good press powder to areas that need it using a q-tip –dabbing very
little at a time.
8.
Then I comb the roots forward, brush the
ends back –and tie it down like this. This way the hair stands up from the root
and isn’t glued flat to the skin.
9.
The next day any baby hair that is glued
down I use the comb to comb out and stand it up so it looks like it’s coming
out of the scalp.
I usually flat iron all the
roots except for the perimeter and my parts. That way it’s not too thick all
around.
That’s pretty much it. I hope
this helps. Feel free to ask more questions.