• A breathable wig cap for lace front wigs (to hide natural hair and keep the wig secure).

• Wig adhesive: Choose waterproof wig glue for long-wear lace front wigs (ideal for all-day use) or wig tape for sensitive scalp lace front wigs (gentler for beginners).

• Small scissors (to trim excess lace), tweezers (for plucking a natural hairline), and alcohol wipes (to clean your forehead).

• A wide-tooth comb (to detangle the wig).

• Clean your forehead with an alcohol wipe to remove oil—this helps adhesive stick better.

• Pull your natural hair back tightly (use bobby pins if needed) and wear the wig cap, tucking in any loose strands.

• For the wig: Gently detangle the lace front wig with a wide-tooth comb (start from the ends to avoid damage). If the wig has excess lace along the hairline (usually 1–2 inches), trim it with scissors—leave a small 0.5-inch border to attach the wig, creating natural hairline lace front wigs.

• For wig tape: Cut small strips of tape and apply them along your hairline (from ear to ear), pressing firmly to stick to your skin. Avoid overlapping strips to prevent bulk.

• For wig glue: Apply a thin, even layer of glue along your hairline (use a small brush for precision). Let the glue sit for 30–60 seconds until it turns tacky—this ensures it doesn’t slide once the wig is on.

• Hold the lace front wig by the sides (near the ears) and align the lace edge with the adhesive on your forehead. Start from the center (between your brows) and press the lace down firmly, working your way to the ears.

• Once the front is secure, pull the wig back over your head and fasten the adjustable straps at the nape (most lace front wigs have these for a snug fit). Use the combs inside the wig cap (if included) to clip into your natural hair (or wig cap) for extra hold.

• Press the lace front again gently with your fingers—hold for 1–2 minutes to ensure the adhesive bonds fully.

• Use tweezers to pluck 2–3 small strands of hair from the lace edge (near the hairline)—this creates a “baby hair” effect, making realistic hairline lace front wigs. Don’t over-pluck—too few strands will look fake.

• Style the wig based on your preference: For curled lace front wigs for special occasions, use a low-heat curling iron (safe for human hair wigs from www.wigsvana.com). For a sleek look, use a flat iron on straight lace front wigs.

• If your natural hair has baby hairs, gently pull them out from under the wig cap to blend with the wig’s baby hairs—this adds an extra layer of realism.

• Avoid touching the lace front frequently (oil from your fingers can loosen adhesive).

• When sleeping, wrap your wig in a silk scarf or use a silk pillowcase to prevent tangles—this preserves daily-wear lace front wigs for weeks.

• To remove the wig: Use wig adhesive remover (from www.wigsvana.com) to gently loosen the lace, then peel it off slowly—never pull hard, as this can damage the lace or your scalp.

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