How I trim the lace on my wigs (if necessary), shown on SPADE by Belle Tress

In this video I demonstrate how I trim the lace on my wigs, if necessary, so that I can easily blend them with my bio hair. I'm showing you my method on SPADE in Rich Chocolate Brown-R by Belle Tress. SPADE is in their Lux Collection. This video is sponsored by ‪@ShirleysWigShoppe‬. Spade was sent to me so that I could review her for you. The full review for Spade is on my channel.
My head measurements are: Circumference 22” Ear to ear 12.25” Forehead to nape 14.5” Hairline to bottom of chin 7.25”
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[@alp6244]

Thanks for showing us how to solve that issue. I surely would have never thought of doing that.

[@micheleswigreviews]

You're very welcome!☺ I'm so glad to hear that you thought it was helpful.💖

[@jenniferphillips3561]

Thank you for this tip!!

[@micheleswigreviews]

You're very welcome, Jennifer!☺💖

[@Hailyswigcloset]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@micheleswigreviews]

Thanks Haily!💖💖💖

[@Hailyswigcloset]

@@micheleswigreviews your welcome ty I need to try this myself with a few lol

[@micheleswigreviews]

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[@ellievazquez253]

jo but how do you hide the lace on the forehead?

[@micheleswigreviews]

Hi Ellie! Normally all I need to do with my lace fronts is to keep them clean and they "melt"/disappear into my skin. Even though you might be able to see it if you look closely, other people rarely notice it. If the lace is visible against your skin, you could try using some face powder to help conceal it. If you still feel that it's too visible, you might want to trim the lace. I don't normally recommend trimming too much because if the lace ends up fraying over time, you want to be able to trim it to remove the fraying portions. Here's a link to my full video showing how I like to trim the lace that sits on the forehead as well, if necessary - ruclips.net/video/fSYbie-VjD0/видео.html. Hope this helps!💖

[@elizabethcurrie4920]

Why not just pull out your bio hair first, then put on the hadirband?

[@micheleswigreviews]

Thanks for your comment, Elizabeth! That would work near the ears but not where the lace meets my hairline, if that makes sense. There's a transition from the lace to my bio hair near the temples that's hard to hide without trimming the lace. I would need to cover that area with fibers. For me, it's easier to blend my bio hair with the wig if I trim the lace first. I do this with my Jon Renau ear-to-ear lace front styles too.💖