How To Fix Balding Frontal2020-07-23
Is your frontal ripped? Is your frontal balding? Is your frontal receding? No matter how much money you invest on your wig, whether it’s human hair or synthetic fiber, it is unavoidable that the lace wig will become thinner and thinner after long time of wear. No one wants a balding and spotty lace wig. Before you go throwing out your lace frontal because it's balding at the edges, consider trying out the methods mentioned below first! There is something you can do to repair bald frontals or closures.
How to fix smaller bald patches?
First you need
to get a pencil, any pencil that is dark brown. Just use it to color the lace
and fill in the sparse areas of the lace. After you are done, combing the
product into the hair so that it doesn’t look like you just drew on your hair. Make
it blend in nicely. Then use an eyeliner brush to draw a very thin line with
concealer. Avoid a wide line as it will look fake. A thin line will look very
contrasted and very sharp like you part it with a rat tail comb. Be careful not
to draw concealer all the way to the front. Leave that part blank so you can
match your skin and hairline perfectly. Do not use an iron on the wax because
it’ll melt the eyebrow pencil formula.
How to repair larger bald spots?
The dark eyeliner or eyebrow pencil method may work well for smaller spots or wide parting. However, for larger balding patches, you have to turn to some other method. That is to sew hair wefts onto your closure or frontal to cover up bald spots. Go and find some of your old hair tracks from making your wig to replace the bare areas. Use the invisible thread to sew the hair track onto your frontal or closure. It’s crucial you knot your stitch at the beginning and end to ensure it stays in place and doesn’t loosen. And make sure you have enough hair on your closure to hide the wefts. And also be gentle and careful not to tear the lace.
How to fix ripped frontal?
For this
issue, you have to do a blanket stitch. You will be surprised by how amazing
this technique is. The stitching just become invisible after you put the wig on
your head. So this is a very good method if you are fighting something happened
to your frontal and it’s ripped. It can be fixed. This is a budget friendly way
on making your frontal long lasting. No more spending money and no more filling
spots. You can still save the lace frontal or closure that you were about to literally
fling out of the window cause it was balding.