How to Hide Knots on Highlight Lace Wig?

 Hi everyone, thank you so much for joining Meetu Hair's blog. The fall is here. Do you want to have a beautiful fall-friendly color wig but don't know how to deal with it to make it looks realistic? We are here to give you some options if you want to switch up your hair color.

How to Hide Knots on Highlight Lace Wig?| Meetu Hair

    Blench knots on a colored hair wig are not the same as the natural black human hair wig. On lots of colored wigs, we can not bleach the knots because the hair has been colored. Here is something new to know about how to hide those knots without bleaching.
    The highlights lace wig is the most fall-friendly and hot selling colored wig in the autumn. So today, we want to demonstrate for you all how to fake bleached knots to get a highlights lace wig to looks better.
    If you know anything about human hair wigs, you will know that the knots on the wig are very vivid when you are very close to the wig. There is no way to avoid this when doing a wig because the hair must be tied to the cap, and this is the knot we see.
    We will show you how to use the Ebin tinted lace spray to hide those knots without bleaching on a highlights hair wig. We cannot bleach colored wigs properly, so it is difficult to cover them for the hair is already dyed. Therefore, we recommend doing a reverse bleach.
    What is a reverse bleach? When we spray it on the side of the cap and where the hair is, it will evaporate as it dries. So when we spritz it on the first time, we will notice it looks intense, but then as it starts to dry, it will begin to soften up, and sometimes you can still see the knots.
    When we do it on the top of the hair instead of under the cap, we can better hide those knots and see what happens. We will get it into the hair some, but we suggested using a holding spray and spray it over the top to make sure that the product sticks.
    Wait for the Ebin tinted lace spray to dry a bit before spritz that holding spray. Then take a hot comb and go through the hair. A hot comb helps to remove excess product from the hair, so we don't have to worry about going back and wiping it down with a cloth.
    If you still can see some of those knots on your highlights wig, go back and spray over it again. In between these sprays, we need to wait for a moment to let it dry. We can spritz a little more the second time as it dries, it will evaporate some, and that product will disappear.
    If you do not plan to pull the hairline with tweezers on your highlights wig, but you only want to make sure it looks natural, then even colored lace will give the hairline a softer effect because it will cover the hairline around the knot.
    If you have no idea how to deal with the knots on your colored hair wig, you can have a try at this easy method. We hope you all found this guide helpful. If you are new to my channel, go ahead and click that subscribe button. Once you subscribe, you can enjoy $16 off for over $159 hair on Meetu Hair. We offer lots of cheap colored human hair wigs, including highlights wigs, ginger color wigs, burgundy color wigs, etc. We believe you can get your favorite colored hair wig for the fall on Meetu Hair.

Do we have to bleach knots on the HD lace wig?

     Hey everyone! This is Meetu Hair. We have found that some wig wearers are wondering whether we have to bleach knots on the HD lace wig or not? Our advice is if you're looking for a more natural look, then without a doubt that you would better blench it. 

    Meetu Hair will share with you all the methods of removing the obvious black dots in HD lace frontals and closures. Nobody wants to put makeup on their part every day, so read this article to find out how we can confidently say, "What lace !?"

Do we have to bleach knots on the HD lace wig| Meetu Hair

How to bleach knots on the HD lace wig?

    Things we need: Bleaching powder, a cream developer, a mixing bowl, an applicator brush, shampoo and conditioner, a spray bottle, gloves, and t-pins are optional, depending on if we're going to use a mannequin head. 

    Step1:The first thing we're going to do is put a couple of scoops of the bleaching powder into the bowl. Next, we're going to mix in the cream developer and stir it all together, and what we are looking for is a consistency that will match that of yogurt. Use more or less depending on how big or small the area we're working.

    Step2: Spray water along the hairline, which can help get rid of any flyaways. In that way, when we are bleaching the lace, none of the bleach accidentally gets on the hair.

    Step3: If it is a wig and not just a closure, it would be pretty hard to lay it flat down to bleach the lace. Turning it inside out and pin it to the mannequin head is a good choice. We can adequately see what we are doing when we begin bleaching the lace.

    Step4: We can apply the bleach to the lace when we have a clear view of the area working. Just use the applicator brush to gently applying the blench to the lace area. Please be careful do not to press roughly on the lace. It would end up when pressing through and getting on the hair, and then the roots of the hair get bleached. 

    In addition, the HD lace is super thin. We should clarify that we do not need to leave the bleach on for as long. We would probably do about 30 minutes for the normal lace, but as for the HD lace, 10-15 minutes for bleach to process is enough.

    Step 5: We need to wash the lace wig after bleaching, and we will see how it's the natural look when we wash it out. When we rinse the blench out with water, maybe it has a bit of a brassy orange tint to it, so that's where the purple shampoo comes in. That's just going to take away some of that orange tint, so let's get that sorted.

    Step 6: Let the hair air dry after washing, and when it's bone dry, we will be pretty happy with the natural look with the HD lace wig. The HD lace is thin and transparent, so once those black dots are taken care of, it will be a seamless finish.

    That's all for this guide. We hope you will find this helpful. Visit www.meetuhair.com to get more information and order high-quality HD lace wigs.

Tips on installing the T part wig

   As the T part wig is new to the hair market, maybe someone is still not familiar with installing the T part wig. Meetu Hair will share you with some tips on installing the T part wig.

Tips on installing the T part wig| Meetu Hair

Foundation color

  When putting the foundation on the lace, we always use the same foundation color as our face complexion, so Meetu Hair recommends using the same product that we use on our face. We don't want to go too dark because if we go too dark, the lace will sit on top of your head, and if we go to the light, the lace will show super bright. Tap the foundation above the hairline, and keep in mind to get your right complexion color because if you do have the wrong complexion color, it will be a little weird.

Cutting the lace

  In front of the T part lace wig, a piece of lace covers the entire forehead. We recommend using the scissors to cut the extra lace off but not using the whole scissor method. Cut the lace as close as possible to the hairline to create an irregular curved line, do not cut it straight across your forehead, which will make you look a little bit funny because nobody's natural hairline is straight across. 

Wet installing

  The lace blend better when the lace is wet, but if you are already put your makeup on and then put on the T part lace, it may ruin your makeup, so a quick tip is to cut the lace a bit shorter that won't mess up your face. 

Applying glue

  If you want to glue the T part wig down, applying two layers of glue will make it more secure. Do the middle center part first and then the two sides. When it's still a little bit wet, put down the lace. Please don't touch the glue with your fingers when placing the glue adhesive. That will cause it to leave a trace on your hairline, which makes it look unnatural. 

  So there are all the tips on installing the T part wig. We hope this blog can help you lay down a T part lace wig well. Thanks for your reading. Buy affordable human hair T part wigs in Meetu Hair, contact us to get a surprise coupon. 

How To Create A Natural Hairline On T Part Wig?

     If you think that a T part wig does not look natural, this blog will change your perspective on the T part wig. Meetu Hair will introduce T part wig customization in this blog.

    We all know the lace part on the T part lace wig is a tiny piece. Some people want to see if we can customize it to give it a more natural look. Although it has less lace, the T part wig will also look natural when we've finished the customization. Meetu Hair will show you how to customize the T part wig. 

How To Create A Natural Hairline On T Part Wig|Meetu Hair

T part wig customization

    Usually, when it comes to human hair wig customization, the first thing we need to do is bleach the knots. Although there is only a tiny lace area in the T part wig, we can bleach the knots on the T part wig. We need to bleach the areas around the lace that have the single strand hair on there. The rest of the cap is just weft hair, so we don't need to worry about that. This process will take about 20 minutes, and then the knots will turn a brownish color.

    The next step is to tweeze around the hairline. Just pluck a little bit of hair because the T part wig doesn't have a lot of space at the front. So please don't take out too much hair because we only need to thin it out a little, very lightly, without being heavy-handed that can help us create a natural hairline appearance. But if you have a T part wig that comes with a pretty decent pre-plucked hairline, you don't need to tweeze anymore. And then we can do the hairstyling as we want, adding curls or straighten the hair. 

    If you want to apply this T part wig without glue, there are combs on each side of the wig; you place them into your hair, and then just cut off the extra lace, then the lace will melt into your skin. If the lace color does not match your skin tone, we recommend taking a bit of the foundation and bronzer to apply around the hairline and the parting to blend with the skin tone. When we have finished the T part lace wig's customization, it will look like a full lace wig or a 13x6 lace front wig since it gives you the entire hairline to customize. 

    We can wear the T part wig with the middle part that it comes with, or wear it without the parting, just by pushing the hair back; that's the second style. And if you're feeling very creative, you can take the wig and shift it to the side and create a side parting, but this wig is more for convenience than it is for customizing.

    Tips: Take the simple styling spray, spray it all over the hair. And if you have any problems with any of your wigs, such as tangling at the nape area, take this spray and spread it at the nape area before you wear your wigs; it will give that hair lubrication so that it will not tangle. 

    T part wig is the most hot-selling collection in our online store. Meetu Hair offers affordable 613 short bob T part wig, transparent lace T part wig, highlight T part wig, etc. If you want to Shop for cheap T part wigs, please contact us to get a surprise discount. 

How to make highlights wig at home for beginners?

Hi there,

We are Meetu Hair, a well experienced hair business for almost 10 years, so we keep thinking what we could contribute for society besides our products. And now, we decide to share knowledge about virgin hair, how to care, how to style, how to choose, and introductions of some latest trendy hair products. Today, we are going to talk about Highlights wig.

Are you tired of nature black hair lace wigs and want to get some highlights wig? Now I’m going to show you how you can get a highlights wig easily at home.

• Step 1: Section the wig in four parts basically

Pick four sections hair, the first section is going to be the closure at the top from the front of the head about two inches wide, and take two sections on the each side, and a section in the back. I recommend doing these just because it can help us to keep everything under control.

• Step 2: Prepare the colors you want.

I am using my favorites, bleach with the blue additive and 30 volume developer that blue additive is going to go in and bleach and tone at the same time, that way the hair will be more of a golden color as opposed to an orange color.

• Step 3: Highlight the wig

The first section we’re going to start with the closure, weaving out this piece and then back comb about three times, that is going to guarantee that don’t have a harsh line of demarcation, and have a smooth transition after applied the bleach down the shaft of the hair, set the bleach exactly where you want it, then fold your foil vertically, do the same thing again, so that two-inch section is going to have three foils in total, we should have three foils with a lot of little hairs left in between.

Then we move on to next section, it’s really important that we don’t go horizontally or vertically, we want to go on a diagonal, and that’s going to allow the hair to again appear like there’s way more color happening, because when it goes back, we’re going to see that color just going to flow really nicely. If it’s straight down and straight across, it’s going to look weird. Weave it out from a slanting angle, back comb it, apply the bleach and continue repeat, put about four foils on each side of head. when we’re done this, there are three in the middle and four on each side, wait for 30 minutes and then take the wig down and wash it out, spray a little leave-in conditioner equivalent and blow-drying it.

So you see, it’s easy right? Try it now.

Any question please feel free to contact us, we will try our best to help.