Clean Your Lace!!!

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 28 січ 2025

КОМЕНТАРІ • 182

  • @Farrahrized
    @Farrahrized 9 років тому +66

    This video was incredibly helpful!! I will be ordering some supplies from your site this week. I'm just now getting into really styled, longer laced lacefronts and I really needed this little lesson! much love

  • @DJFeminem
    @DJFeminem 9 років тому +8

    Best lace front cleaning video I've seen! I'll definitely be using these tips!

  • @AmyJolly
    @AmyJolly 8 років тому +5

    Thank you very much for this video. Rubbing alcohol, a toothbrush and a microfibre cloth did the trick and the lace on my favourite wig looks as good as new! :)

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +1

      Yay! So happy to hear it!!!

  • @RomaAnasazi
    @RomaAnasazi 8 років тому +1

    Bobby, I am absolutely living for your hair in this video. Amazing.

  • @p.fantuci
    @p.fantuci 8 років тому

    For what I noticed, the towel method was the one that made the cleaning easier because you can see the dirty parts much better and the toothbrush clean much faster with it. That's definetely the one I will be using. Thank you so much Bobby! This was very helpful just like your other videos, you explain so well and in so much details that is very easy to understand and I hardly ever have any questions. Love it!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +1

      +Paulo Matos THANK YOU!!! I try to be as thorough as possible and I have found that most of the time, I don't get many questions about the actual demonstration. LOTS of people telling me my videos are too long though. =P I'm working on it!!!

    • @p.fantuci
      @p.fantuci 8 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ I don't think they are too long. They are just not the average 3-5 steps tutorials we usually see. You actually make instructional videos that really teach what you have to teach and, to me, that's awesome!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +1

      Thank you!! =D

  • @christarickard7044
    @christarickard7044 6 років тому

    Very nice major difference with out compromising the lace your awesome babe thanks so much

  • @DianaDash
    @DianaDash 9 років тому +4

    This is so thorough and helpful! Thank you, Bobby! :)

  • @chrismartin8810
    @chrismartin8810 9 років тому

    Your videos gets better and better! Congrats!

  • @gerpoels9935
    @gerpoels9935 4 роки тому

    I just do not believe it! There was even a wig with a lace that dirty that I had to throw it away! You should see it now. I did the version with the micr-cloth. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

  • @SuperNovaSirius
    @SuperNovaSirius 8 років тому +1

    Thank you so much for this video! Will use forever.

  • @VirtuousBeautySalon
    @VirtuousBeautySalon 8 років тому +3

    just discovered your channel..love you..but was wondering can u do a tutorial on best ways to store your wigs our travel with wigs

  • @Padawan_Kestis
    @Padawan_Kestis 9 років тому +3

    Thank you so much for making this I am a cosplayer that uses wigs for my characters and many of my friends use Lace wigs and they are unsure on how to clean them yet again thanks you

  • @kashaunbivins8418
    @kashaunbivins8418 7 років тому

    This video is a God Send! I have foundation all up in my frontal and I wasn't sure how I would get it out. 🙌🏾😘

  • @zyra5238
    @zyra5238 6 років тому

    This fire red hair is everything 😍

  • @chicfeyi2415
    @chicfeyi2415 9 років тому

    great tutorial. always detailed. thanks

  • @Thuthaon
    @Thuthaon 9 років тому

    Omg I love your videos. since I do cosplay from time to time your videos are so informative and entertaining. taught me a lot about lace front wigs and made me a little more confident to buy more of them. another great video!!

    • @Thuthaon
      @Thuthaon 9 років тому

      and also what kidn of glue would you recommend. there are so many types I don't know which to consider??

    • @cereyza
      @cereyza 9 років тому

      +ThuThaoN He recommends Kryolan Spirit Gum!

    • @Thuthaon
      @Thuthaon 9 років тому +1

      +CEREZAMIA ohh thank you for replying so quick! I'll look it up. THANKS

  • @ingridwernerofficial
    @ingridwernerofficial 7 років тому

    You're amazing! I really really want to take classes from you to learn how to really style a wig! This wig is evvverryythang!

  • @pecansandy22
    @pecansandy22 9 років тому

    Hi, Bobby! I bought Tricia in Silver from your shop and am in LOVE! But as the stylist I am, I added some layers to her to make her more "faux queen". That wig was loooooonnggggg. I'm glad you mentioned that you offer Skype classes because I'm petrified of touching her now! I want big hair, dammit! And fingerwaves and curls!

  • @PinkFloydCa
    @PinkFloydCa 3 роки тому

    Can this be used on a synthetic?

  • @sherieivys1447
    @sherieivys1447 6 років тому +1

    is this a human hair wig, and would this same technique be good with human hair and softer lace?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  6 років тому +1

      She's a synthetic wig, the technique would work for human hair! If the lace is very fragile the brush and towel would be too rough, so gauze pads should be used.

  • @ISayMusicYouSayYes
    @ISayMusicYouSayYes 9 років тому

    Thank you for this. I had one and it was terrible haha. My wig shop lady told me to cut it! Thanks again. You are the best!

  • @nickirish1408
    @nickirish1408 9 років тому

    would u do a class on ventilating

  • @silvaraciwigs8899
    @silvaraciwigs8899 8 років тому

    Nicely done!

  • @DavidPerez-py8on
    @DavidPerez-py8on 7 місяців тому

    Where can I find your wigs...

  • @marielaw1737
    @marielaw1737 7 років тому

    Great video
    I have a beatific white lace dress I bought but have never worn
    The lace has turned yellow
    Just wondering if this tip would work for the dress and how much I would need

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  7 років тому +1

      Hmmm... I doubt this would work, perhaps try soaking in oxyclean?

  • @xxthedoctorparkerxx2630
    @xxthedoctorparkerxx2630 9 років тому

    I was so excited to see your beautiful face this morning! and I totally fan girled when I saw you with ms. fame and Nikki!!!

  • @kinetikfox16
    @kinetikfox16 8 років тому

    Bobbie, sadly i pulled a lil too hard on my lace while putting it on and it tore away from the wig. How do i attach it back the correct way? Is there even away to do it? Please help!

  • @tammiegooding58
    @tammiegooding58 6 років тому +1

    Thank you , Baby,so helpful.

  • @AyumiToro
    @AyumiToro 5 років тому

    What kind of glue do you use on your lace? I have heard of people using spirit gum but I’m nervous of trying to remove it after.

  • @zakeyabrookins6253
    @zakeyabrookins6253 6 років тому

    Thank you for sharing. Good job.

  • @petitpois2281
    @petitpois2281 4 роки тому

    What a difference!

  • @Wigaholicsharingiscaring
    @Wigaholicsharingiscaring 6 років тому

    Also how do you prevent the color from seeping through when coloring?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  6 років тому +1

      If you turn the wig inside out and put a few coats of hairspray on the inside of the lace it will help keep it from staining

  • @lbhtrue13
    @lbhtrue13 9 років тому

    I was just about to search your channel for this! *spooky mind reader music* fankooo! love ya x

  • @traceymallard
    @traceymallard 5 років тому

    What removes makeup like black eye pencil from a blonde wig? I tried alcohol, and I tried makeup wipes, and so far no luck. Help!😞

  • @rafafrena193
    @rafafrena193 8 років тому

    is it okay to use eyelash glue instead of spirit gum?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +3

      NEVER!!! It's really really hard to remove from the lace. Stick to spirit gum.

  • @JasmineStaceyy
    @JasmineStaceyy 9 років тому

    love you and your work and i need help! lol also I would love to take classes with you I'm in NYC too. love your videos totally helpful! I just graduated aveda nyc cosmetology program and I work at a hair salon in nyc I love extensions and wigs and wig making and natural hair too. found your videos you totally inspire and I learn so much from you. But more importantly I just had my first model with baldness/alopecia who had dreadlocks so I used a human hair lace closure bleached the knots cut the hair colored the hair installed it with scalp prep and adhesive to the client's head and the salon owner did loc extensions so the hair blended with his real hair. i can send you photos if needed so you see what I'm talking about. did this fir the for the first time he loved and we think it turned out great. we're going to do two more models and then offer this as an official hair service to those experiencing hair loss. Also I love extensions and taking classes on ventilating I'll be making my first mustache soon then full lace wig. I did recently go to the manhattan wardrobe supply definitely will buy items from them and told them everything I'm telling you now waiting to hear back from them.
    so i wanted to ask:
    1.what tape and/or glue adhesives & removers you like to use? i'm trying different ones to find which work best...especially so when it dries even if they don't wear make up it doesn't make the lace of the hairpiece look a different color and not their skin tone
    2. where do you find synthetic lace closure and frontal pieces? do you make them? where do you suggest to buy synthetic and human hair bulk hair to use for making custom pieces?
    3. what do you do to color synthetic hair? or to dye lace of premade synthetic lace frontal/closure? a lot of synthetic closures and frontals i've seen in stores have wefts and aren't ventilated...
    4. i'm looking for vendors that sell human and synthetic hair lace closures and frontals if you have any suggestions i'd love to know! :-)
    5. i want to learn about styling, coloring, maintaining wigs like ones you have done. so i'd like to take a class in addition to bing watching your videos lol
    ***my email is jasmine.dolcine@gmail.com thanks for reading my essay long comment :-)

  • @noahbaccomo3149
    @noahbaccomo3149 9 років тому

    Can you review your deluxe wefting hair if you Already did what is the name of the video

  • @Jessinking
    @Jessinking 9 років тому

    i have an OT question. i have a wig i've had for about three-four years now. washed it a few times, used your straightening tutorial to get the jank ends fixed...but it just seems very limp and like its at its end and not full like it used to be. at what point do you know you need to replace your wig, and do you just throw it away or is there someplace to donate it or something? just because its no longer full and vibrant for me someone may be able to do something with it...idk never threw a wig away before.

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      You can always sew extra hair in to add fullness, and/or reset the wig on rollers for body.

    • @Jessinking
      @Jessinking 9 років тому

      thanks for the tip. ive never sewed a day in my life and i have no idea how to begin sewing in stuff with the wig. plus the bangs are very thin and dull even after washing it recently too so i feel its kinda beyond my expertise which is very amateur at this stage.
      do you have a tutorial/video on resetting wigs?
      do you throw away wigs? if so at what point do you make the choice to? thanks for the feedback.

  • @Wigaholicsharingiscaring
    @Wigaholicsharingiscaring 6 років тому

    How can you safely remove color from the lace on a frontal?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  6 років тому +1

      Hair lightening bleach can sometimes work.

    • @Wigaholicsharingiscaring
      @Wigaholicsharingiscaring 6 років тому

      I’m picking your brain. Lol any way to lighten the lace if it’s too dark?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  6 років тому

      I haven't found anything that works great, unfortunately. I've tried a clorox pen as well as hair lightening bleach and I couldn't get it to lighten without a solid green cast to the lace which still ended up being too dark against my skin. But I am also SUPER pale. @@Wigaholicsharingiscaring

  • @jasonthomason3541
    @jasonthomason3541 9 років тому

    I've gone through a ton of alcohol trying to get craft bond out of my lace. Would Goo Gone do the trick or would that melt the hair?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      I'm not sure what craft bond is?

    • @jasonthomason3541
      @jasonthomason3541 9 років тому

      craft bond is spray adhesive, sorry!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      Ahh! Hmm.. I think goo gone would be your best bet, as a spray adhesive isn't intended to be removable like spirit gum is.

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      I don't think it would effect the hair.

  • @barbaradillon-doyle6760
    @barbaradillon-doyle6760 9 років тому +1

    Bobbie, great video. Question; for those of us who for whatever lame reasons use synthetic hair wigs... is it okay to use alcohol? I mean if it cuts down the life of the synthetic hair so be it, but if it kills it???? What say you, oh wise one!

  • @helenjoanna49
    @helenjoanna49 4 роки тому

    Please tell me this is safe to use on Human Hair....Swiss lace wig. I need help ASAP. What percentage of alcohol would I need. I'm in the UK and need to clean makeup off ASAP. So need to order the alcohol spray quickly through Amazon prime. Plus... does the alcohol leave any odor? Thank you so much for any help Xx

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  3 роки тому

      the higher the percentage the faster it dries. doesn't leave odor after it's dried.

  • @thailand4891
    @thailand4891 5 років тому

    Thank a lot

  • @MsCherade9
    @MsCherade9 8 років тому

    Can you use Denatured Alcohol rather than Isopropyl Alcohol? It has no residue unlike Isopropyl with leaves an oily film behind which tends to attract grease and dirt to it more easily. Is this the same on lace fronts?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      I've never used denatured alcohol, nor have I ever had this oily film you speak of. I use only the clear isopropyl alcohol, they do make one that is green which I'm assuming is what you are speaking of when you talk about the oily film?

    • @MsCherade9
      @MsCherade9 8 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ Yeah, could well be. My husband uses both substances on solid metal surfaces and in electronics. Perhaps that's the difference to using the porous lace of the wigs? I really love your videos, looking forward to getting through them all!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      Gotcha! Yea, I would think that's why it's different. And the metal probably needs the oiliness if it has moving parts, i'd think?
      And thank you!!! =D

  • @debramonroe5567
    @debramonroe5567 7 років тому +1

    Wow ! many thanks! I am a Marilyn Monroe lookalike, and I use wigs with lace to! :D many Thanks!

  • @beautyneytiri
    @beautyneytiri 7 років тому

    do you gleu down the lace on top of your make up though ?
    i allways remove my make up first, right where i gleu down the lace, but now i'm wondering, is that really necessary ?
    its allways such a struggle to build up my make up right against the lace line...

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  7 років тому

      I personally do not because I usually paint darker than my natural skin tone, but I know people that do remove it and put it back on top and it looks great. In the past when I've tried to put makeup on top of the lace and the spirit gum it gets very dark and chunky on me.

    • @beautyneytiri
      @beautyneytiri 7 років тому

      ok, so it will be just as secure on top of make up ? i allways thought the adhesive would not stick on make up, because wig tape doesnt... my skin needs to be completely clean and dry for wig tape to stick...

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  7 років тому

      It will always be strongest on bare clean skin. I do also only glue my wigs at the ears, I don't go all the way along the hairline.

  • @blueyoshimenace
    @blueyoshimenace 9 років тому

    Bobby, I ripped my lace on the side burns of my wig? can I sew them back on?!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      Possibly. Did you rip them at the seam? That is easily fixed, I would recommend adding some extra lace (I save all the scraps when I trim my lace back) to reinforce so the rip won't happen again.

  • @evam.2101
    @evam.2101 8 років тому

    doesnt it show if you leave it long?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      +Eva Madrigal not if it's clean

  • @evam.2101
    @evam.2101 8 років тому

    will alcohol dry out wig fibers?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      +Eva Madrigal It can with human hair, but I haven't noticed it with synthetic at all.

  • @evam.2101
    @evam.2101 8 років тому

    how do you hide lace when wearing?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      +Eva Madrigal I don't do anything besides gluing at my temples.

  • @TyJeffriesComposerLyricist
    @TyJeffriesComposerLyricist 9 років тому

    I promise to clean my lace! But can you PLEASE tell me how to do those big waves you have in the blonde wig you are demonstrating with...or do you have a video for that already? I am hopeless! Please help! I'd be so grateful. Thank you x

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому +1

      I talk about it in the video! ;)

    • @TyJeffriesComposerLyricist
      @TyJeffriesComposerLyricist 9 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ Oh dear...Yes..I know you do..But, sorry if I am being a true dumb blonde, do you have a tutorial for that wig? Love from London.

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +Miss Hope Springs nope, classes only for the advanced stuff.

    • @TyJeffriesComposerLyricist
      @TyJeffriesComposerLyricist 9 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ thank you I'm watching it again! The penny will drop eventually I am sure! I'm guessing Photoshoot with Katia is the clue? thank you lol xx

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +Miss Hope Springs "if you want to learn how to do styles like this I do teach via Skype or in person in NYC"

  • @utoober4157
    @utoober4157 6 років тому +1

    much needed advice! clean the dam thing. stridex pads...

  • @evam.2101
    @evam.2101 8 років тому

    but doesnt lace get trimmed off?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      +Eva Madrigal This is how long I keep my laces, if not longer.

  • @joshuathekatycat6662
    @joshuathekatycat6662 6 років тому

    If you wear a wig with no makeup near the lace and not glue it down like in theater do you have to clean it every time you wear it?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  6 років тому

      You don't HAVE to, but it helps. You're still getting sweat and dead skin cells in the lace when you're wearing it.

  • @DiamondPearl
    @DiamondPearl 9 років тому

    Very informative. Isopropyl alcohol is difficult to find here in the UK... anyone know a good place? xx

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому +1

      I'm not sure if you would be able to find 99% but I would think pharmacies would have the lower volumes?

    • @ssarryo
      @ssarryo 9 років тому

      +Diamond Pearl I've heard that vodka can be used.

    • @LilybelleLocks
      @LilybelleLocks 8 років тому

      +Diamond Pearl they sell it "behind the counter" in Canada at every pharmacy, you just have to ask for it. Should be the same in UK :)

    • @DiamondPearl
      @DiamondPearl 8 років тому

      I've tried Lilybelle, the best they can do is surgical spirit which is not at all the same! ;)

    • @MsCherade9
      @MsCherade9 8 років тому

      You can buy it on Amazon, as well as at various nail art suppliers, beautician shops, electronics shops and sometimes from Chemists behind the counter, but that will be expensive.

  • @HAIRHOLIC_1
    @HAIRHOLIC_1 7 років тому

    I swear u are the master wigs guru 😍😍thank you

  • @LunaHime313
    @LunaHime313 9 років тому

    ... I'm guilty of not cleaning the entire lace and you are right about the make up depositing and caking. :-/ I know, I'm a bad monkey. Definitely going to try the microfiber when I clean my lace EVERY TIME.
    QUESTION: how do you keep the lace from fraying? I notice this happens more so after I clean over time. Help!!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      Just be as gentle as possible, lace will always fray unfortunately.

  • @constancewilliams1486
    @constancewilliams1486 6 років тому

    Your hair is beautiful.

  • @joshuathekatycat6662
    @joshuathekatycat6662 7 років тому

    When spraying the alcohol on the lace with a human hair wig that has been dyed like blue,red,green,etc. will the alcohol extract the color of the wig?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  7 років тому

      It depends upon the brand of hair color used, but it can extract the color a bit over time.

    • @joshuathekatycat6662
      @joshuathekatycat6662 7 років тому

      Oh ok! Thansk for the info!

  • @tjflounder
    @tjflounder 9 років тому

    Bobbie, Is there any other reason to glue the wig than to keep it in place? Mine was fully trimmed to the hair line when she sold me my first. I regret not knowing you before that purchase. $300.00 full lace, Human hair, prob not Remi...but it was nice except hard for me to get used to VS full cap cheaper wigs I was used to that feels more like a hat for security. However, because of your demonstration I did buy the Milana wig grip but I almost only use it for me human hair wig. The others feel tight enough. If my wig falls off, I just look like a pretty type Lesbian..saying with love to all those I know!. I am saving for one of yours... hugs on success!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому +1

      +Joel DuBois The glue should only be utilizing to keep the lace front from lifting or flapping against the skin, if you're relying just on the glue to hold your wig on you can damage the lace. utilize pins or adhesive tapes within the wig cap for the security, and only use the glue where the lace lifts.

  • @SnapesHoney2800
    @SnapesHoney2800 9 років тому

    Bobby, what color is in your hair sweetie? I am LIVING for that Red! I want to color my hair that color.

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +SnapesHoney2800 Thanks! Its one of the l'oreal high color, I want to say "red fire"?? I used to use their "red copper" for years but I wanted to try something different recently and I can't remember the exact name.

    • @SnapesHoney2800
      @SnapesHoney2800 9 років тому

      Thanks sweetie I will keep an eye out for it next time I am in tg e supply store.

  • @michealstarner4978
    @michealstarner4978 5 років тому

    I do santa, but I cant get 91% alcohol for my lace. What else could I use?

  • @theotterone4647
    @theotterone4647 7 років тому

    Thank you sooo much ! You just save my life 😍

  • @KandiReed6975
    @KandiReed6975 8 років тому

    I also use a mirror,....if the unit has the glue build up, I rub the lace across the mirror repeatedly, and clean mirror with acetone, microfiber towel or paper towel. The glue just rolls off the lace onto the mirror. And then you can clean the lace with less chems

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      +Samantha Mz. Lace Burks What's a unit?

    • @KandiReed6975
      @KandiReed6975 8 років тому

      *****​ lol,.....I forgot you didn't like that term when used in reference to wigs

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      +Samantha Mz. Lace Burks Hehe ;-)

  • @dartarktes
    @dartarktes 9 років тому

    Bobby Z can you make a tutorial on how to style a wig like the one you used on this video please?!!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      What did I say in the video?

    • @dartarktes
      @dartarktes 9 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ oops sorry just was paying attention to what you were doing not what you were saying. sorry my bad

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +Daniel Fuentes no worries!! I had a huge long explanation about it that I cut out for time, basically I'm only going to be doing the basics of wigs in the UA-cam tutorials with the more advanced stuff for classes only.

    • @dartarktes
      @dartarktes 9 років тому

      Yeah. I watched the video again and then remebered you said about the Skype classes. How much do you charge for those?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +Daniel Fuentes website link is in the description box and I have a specific page for education there.

  • @RobbertNyhan
    @RobbertNyhan 9 років тому +2

    I've found that 91% isopropyl alcohol works just fine! you can get it at Walmart guys!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому +1

      It's definitely close, but I find the 99% dries a lot faster than 91%. I'm trying my best to keep my tangents down to a minimum in the videos; I did explain that I use 91% a lot of the time but had purchased a gallon of 99% for a show and this was the end of the bottle. But I cut that out for time. Oops.

  • @MissLaceyNoel
    @MissLaceyNoel 9 років тому

    I love your hair and the Katya wig! My mom wants to contact you about a Dita wig. ✨💙

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому +1

      +Lacey Noel aww thank you!!! =D I look forward to it.

  • @YoursTruly-tr4dk
    @YoursTruly-tr4dk 9 років тому

    Your tutorials are amazing. So appreciated!!!

  • @Jessica_Valerio
    @Jessica_Valerio 9 років тому

    brilliant!

  • @buddy77587
    @buddy77587 9 років тому

    Man! Bobby. I am so glad you did this video. I can't tell you how no one has taken the time to demo.this technique. I've seen some with a mirror and the orange cleaner. Blah Blah Blah...Now....One question: what glue do you use? Thanks so super much!!!!!!!! Muahhh

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +buddy77587 I usually use the Kryolan spirit gum, I talk about it in my putting on a lace front videos.

    • @buddy77587
      @buddy77587 9 років тому

      Kryolan spirit gum. Thank you so much!!!! Glad your back....

  • @vafbychente
    @vafbychente 9 років тому

    I love you bobbie!!!

  • @marielaw1737
    @marielaw1737 7 років тому

    Hi there
    Sadly I have already tried that

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  7 років тому

      Then I have no idea, I'm sorry!!!

  • @rainbowkiwiboh2805
    @rainbowkiwiboh2805 9 років тому

    hey would you ever or have tryed to audition for rupauls drag race?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +Rainbow kiwiboh Good question! I have never auditioned, and I most likely won't! I don't do drag terribly often, just a few times a year.

  • @benhassinemariem7008
    @benhassinemariem7008 7 років тому

    omg i love ur hair

  • @Scr3amerrr
    @Scr3amerrr 9 років тому

    you can pick up IPA for really cheap off ebay and amazon! ebay has it the cheapest I've ever seen it :)

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      I'll have to check that out!! Thanks so much!!

  • @lengonzalez
    @lengonzalez 9 років тому

    Clock them!!!

  • @simonpascu5680
    @simonpascu5680 2 роки тому

    Or wear wig tape

  • @chad_bell
    @chad_bell 9 років тому +1

    im alittle upset that we are just finding out about the skype live tutorials

  • @tjflounder
    @tjflounder 8 років тому

    Bobbie, I thought you didn't like or use the term "UNIT" I feel its a freakin Wig Girls! Years, fake hair on a woman a wig, on a man a toupee? However, please I do not understand why the only ladies that use that Term "UNIT" if from African American woman. Does this stem for some term that is used to described the texture or styling or build in pattern of the design. I just wondered if there was a difference in the industry. I have just finished my 15th month of Transitioning. I love and adore wigs. I have invested in may Vivica Fox, Raquel Welch, Iman from HSN. I love Silver, Bobbi (not so much now) and my favorite Charlie. I just want to know if 150.00 can buy a comfortable, almost everyday. Which for diabled me is I dress when I go out 3 times a week almost a real full wig.
    Here is a look I would love to have, its the closets thing to me feeling very comfortable!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +1

      I personally do despise the term "unit" to describe a wig or a hairpiece/toupee etc. I agree, it's a wig you should call it a wig!
      It originally stems from the men's hair replacement world, where they are called hair systems or units so men don't have the stigma of calling it a toupee (even though that's exactly what it is).
      I think this newest craze has started with the added popularity of AliExpress and similar Chinese vendor sites; where pretty much everything is priced "per unit" whether you're buying clothing or wigs and extensions. I think someone must have thought that "unit" was a suitable term, and has less stigma than "wig". They also use it instead of the word "model" when describing something "This wig model is called Beyonce" versus "This unit is called Beyonce".
      I feel that if you hate using the word "wig" that much and feel that it has a stigma, you can at least use a more attractive word like "crown" (which sounds prettier, but is still descriptive as something that goes on your head).
      Calling it a "unit" is definitely not incorrect at all, since a "unit" by definition is one of literally anything. I always say that you don't go to a Unit and Beauty Supply Store and purchase a $2 unit cap before you try on a unit; and people usually understand!

  • @KaleoGradilone
    @KaleoGradilone 9 років тому

    i made the awful mistake of gluing a wig with eyelashe glue... Dude, you have no idea of the mess I made. I try to work it out with your tips hahaha.

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      +Kaleo Gradilone That's the WORST!!! a client of mine gave me a wig once that she had used weave glue to apply, and it took me forever to get it out. If the alcohol doesn't work, maybe try ben nye bond off?

    • @KaleoGradilone
      @KaleoGradilone 9 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ I'm actually trying to be very patient a remove it be little steps. every time I have a free time to organize my stuff I'm using a little makeup remover on it to try to take it off. I made this on my frozen goddes because the base wig i used was one of my first lace fronts and I cutted all the lace off. I'm getting better yet hahah

    • @MissLaceyNoel
      @MissLaceyNoel 9 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ would coconut oil help?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      I don't know, I've never tried.

  • @tashajones2427
    @tashajones2427 8 років тому

    Can this method be applied to human wigs, Or will the alcohol risk damaging the hair?

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +1

      You can totally do it on a human hair wig! Alcohol will dry out the hair eventually, so try to keep it all on the lace if possible.

  • @lunamoon3687
    @lunamoon3687 6 років тому +2

    Clean yo Lace...And don't forget the Face!

  • @velvetrashxx
    @velvetrashxx 8 років тому

    That was exactly what I was thinking yesterday: god damn Bitch, I have to clean that lace, thats not a good look! but I did not know how I should do that so I was shortly before cutting some lace off -what makes NO sense! My wigs and I THANK YOU for the rescue! :D

  • @letticiaking973
    @letticiaking973 Рік тому

    I need you to clean my wigs

  • @ditawhip8770
    @ditawhip8770 8 років тому

    I wouldnt clean that lace: To be fair: That would be such a freaking clean lace in my eyes! - But great video!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +1

      +Dita Whip Well... To each their own! If I don't clean mine after each wearing I can see the lace on my skin.

    • @ditawhip8770
      @ditawhip8770 8 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ No criticism of your amazing work. I wouldnt get my glue off with alcohol. ive tried, but the only thing that works is nail polish remover and a toothbrush ;)

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      Oh! Gotcha, so you COULDN'T clean the lace with the technique that I do, but you still clean it. Every Broadway show I've worked on uses the alcohol, and I've never had a problem. But some glue is harder than others. Nail polish remover is fine, but depending upon the brand it can melt your synthetic hair and wear down the lace if you're not careful! What type of spirit gum do you use?

    • @ditawhip8770
      @ditawhip8770 8 років тому

      +WigginOutBZ Its MNastix by Grimass. Its super strong, even stronger then the one from Kryolan. The lace is ok, however i have the problem that after a while some glue is stuck to the hairline. And after about half a year i cannot completely remove it fro the hairline.

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому

      Hmm... I've never had a spirit gum not be able to be removed with isopropyl alcohol. Try soaking the lace front area in some alcohol for an hour or so for the glue with the hair in it. It should loosen it up a bit so you can peel it off.

  • @LaynieFingers
    @LaynieFingers 8 років тому +2

    Forget clocking the lace, think about the bacteria growing in the sweat makeup glue sludge! If that's not a recipe for breakouts, I don't know what is!

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  8 років тому +2

      Right?!? It's gross!!!

    • @LaynieFingers
      @LaynieFingers 8 років тому

      ***** I can just imagine making a balm of everything in that residue- glue residue, old sweat, old oxidized makeup, shed skin cells, remnants of cigarette smoke (and whatever else they were exposed to), bacteria from their own bodies, bacteria and viruses from the people they were around, etc...- and telling them to rub it in good all around heir hairline. They'd be so disgusted and angry!

  • @tashajones2427
    @tashajones2427 8 років тому

    +WigginOutBZ

  • @schumi145gaby2
    @schumi145gaby2 3 роки тому

    👌🙏🙌💪🤗

  • @peepla7
    @peepla7 8 років тому

    I thought alcohol was bad....IE: drying ...for hair

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  7 років тому

      It can be if you over use it. In this instance, the hair is synthetic (ie plastic) so the alcohol isn't hurting it at all.
      The lace cleaning process is the same for human hair wigs as well; and I often use a light mist of alcohol to reactivate product in a wig while I'm restyling it.
      Alcohol is usually within the first few ingredients in almost every hairspray, gels and hair product out there that is meant to dry quickly.
      I don't see using a mist or two of alcohol to reset a product is any different on the hair than another mist of hairspray would be, but that's me personally I know many wig people that refuse to use alcohol to reset product and only use water.

    • @peepla7
      @peepla7 7 років тому

      WigginOutBZ good to know. I would have thought shampoo and vinegar....but now I know

  • @gokodomingovlogs3948
    @gokodomingovlogs3948 4 роки тому

    Tiktok brought me here

  • @twominutetips
    @twominutetips 9 років тому

    While I appreciate your videos the overly used term "bitch" is sooooooooo offensive.

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому +4

      +twominutetips Sorry you're personally offended by my use of that little word, but at least I didn't say the F word or the C word. YA know?

    • @mattb75
      @mattb75 9 років тому

      +twominutetips It's cute that she's completely oblivious to who this video is actually catering to. I don't find it offensive, but I'd probably enjoy Bobbie calling me a bitch if you catch my drift

    • @WigginOutBZ
      @WigginOutBZ  9 років тому

      Matt Bauler hehehe! =*