1. Braiding or wrapping hair allows the wig to sit on your head evenly. Wrap hair
around the head with a brush or comb. Cover the hair with a wig cap to avoid aggravation from the wig base, causing further breakage to your hair.
2. Place the lace wigs on your head. Adjust the wig until it comfortably fits your head. Brush the hair with a wig brush to detangle.
3. Adjust the lace front wigs until it fits on your head perfectly.
4. Secure the lace so that it rests flat on the forehead. Make sure the lace wigs base is even with your natural hair line.
5. Place a ruler against the lace in a vertical position. Start on the left side of the lace where the wig hair and lace meet. Place a small dot with a pen at the 1/8 inch or 1/4 inch of the lace front. The extra length is left to prevent loss of the hair line if the lace begins to fray and needs to be cut off.
6. Repeat Step 5 until you reach the end of the lace. Connect the dots with a line across the lace front.
7. Take the wig off. Remove loose strands from the lace front. Lay the wig down on the table.
8. Cut the lace with scissors along the line you created with the dots. Do not leave pen marks on the lace.
9. Use adhesive hair glue to glue the leftover lace onto your head. Cover with make-up if needed.