How to Make a Frontal Wig Look Like It’s Growing from Your Scalp

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Getting your frontal wig to appear as though it's emerging from your scalp depends on proper customization and installation.

Prior to using the lace wig, bleach the knots using bleach and developer solution around the lace grid to remove any dark dots and make the hairline look much more natural. Use tweezers to pluck around the hairline, simulating a natural look. Make sure not to overpluck. Pluck the hairline gradient so it shouldn't be a line.

Next, match lace color to your skin color by using lace tint spray or liquid foundation with a brush or sponge on the underside of the lace. Use of a scalp cap underneath your wig will further blend your base.

Lay down the melt. Using a lightweight lace adhesive or melting spray, lay the hairline, pressing it down firmly with a rat tail comb. Wrap your hairline down with an elastic melt band for 10-15 minutes to melt the melt and remove any harsh brow. Finally, clean the hairline by laying down minimal baby hairs or slick back into the hairline.