In this instructional video, LaToya Kelly (TT Does It All) demonstrates how to style lace frontal baby hairs for a quick‑weave installation. She begins by showing the pre‑plucked frontal, then tweezes additional hair and bleaches the knots, explaining that these steps are optional. Using a setting lotion, she applies product to the edges and, for the first time, cuts the baby hairs and sideburns while laying them down. She experiments with foam, noting it does not affect the adhesive, and later adds hairspray to the setting lotion for extra hold. After defining the curl pattern and allowing the hair to dry, she showcases the final look, emphasizing the versatility of the quick weave (bonded down without sewing) and the ability to style high‑low hairstyles without removing the frontal. Throughout, she discusses concerns about product longevity, invites viewers to check the video description for product details and pricing, and encourages subscriptions, feedback, and engagement.
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Hey everyone, it's your girl TT Does It All, and this is about lace frontal baby hairs. Okay, so let's get started with this frontal and the bundles. This frontal was pre-plucked. I did go ahead and pluck it some more. This is my song, y'all, so if I hum a little bit— no, I'm just joking. But I did tweeze more, and as you see on your left, there's before, and on your right, there's after. Um, but I did tweeze the hairline and I bleached the knots. That is your choice whether you want to do it before or after the tweezing. That's completely optional and up to you. And this is a result. So I am using my setting lotion and I am putting that all over the edges. Now mind you, I have already bonded this down. It is bonded down and this is actually a quick weave, so no needle and thread, no wig this time. It's a quick weave. So I'm using my setting lotion and I'm laying those baby hairs. And traditionally, I do not cut baby hairs, but for this look, I am trying something different, and I am cutting the baby hairs as I lay them. And my little sideburn, I'm cutting that too. I do not usually use foam, okay? Setting lotion to me on baby hairs is just like weird because me personally, as you all know, and if you don't, I do extensions, and extensions is my life. So if I am doing this on a customer and I'm using setting lotion, if she goes to sleep tonight and wakes up tomorrow, how is her hair gonna look? How are those baby hairs gonna look? And that is what concerns me with this technique. But I'm trying it, and I was like, hmm, okay, okay, I see it, I see it. And then I got to combing, which you'll see next, and then I'll tell you what happened. So I am finishing off that little sideburn with the foam, and you see I'm putting plenty of foam. It will not affect the adhesive at all. So I'm putting the foam on there, and as I am finger— I know, right? I had to let the gum go. I'm sorry, you guys, in advance, but I spit it out. So anyway, as I am fingering through the hair and just kind of combing out all that hair that I cut and kind of putting those curls back together, I noticed that my baby hairs was already going another direction. So I was like Okay, I mean, it's cute, but they were moving and I just didn't understand that. Whatever. So I went ahead and put the setting lotion on the other side to, um, just define those curls since I have tweezed and bleached the knots and washed this frontal over and over. And as you see, the curl pattern is beautiful. It did not go anywhere. The description has the details for all of this hair. My suggestion, and this is just me, instead of using just setting lotion, I would use setting lotion and hairspray. And to me, that will give your client and yourself more hold. So if this is something you want to take on and take off every night, then the setting lotion is just fine. But you see, the setting lotion is on, and as I dab my finger, I'm putting hairspray in it. So I'm putting that hairspray in it, and then I'm just redefining those waves. And then I'm going to let it dry, okay? Let it dry, because if you do anything while it's wet, they'll just go wherever they want. So now that it's dry, it's so pretty. Oh my God, this— I say oh my God all the time when I'm doing hair, but y'all, that's how much I love hair. Y'all should know that by now. But yes, this is a quick weave. I did not sew anything in, um, and I have another video showing how I did this quick weave. You guys will have to stay tuned for that. Make sure you subscribe and turn on those notifications because once I upload that video of how I did this install, you definitely want to be notified about that. But I'm still able to part this hair anyway. I'm able to wear a high-low hairstyle. I can change my baby hairs if I want to and not have to take this frontal off to do any of that. So let me know what you guys think of the hair. The description has all the details on it and the pricing and everything. Let me know if you all like this look. Let me know if the baby hairs were too much for you or not enough. And drop me a pink heart, drop me some pink hearts if you really, really like this because I really, really liked it. But I can't wait to see what you guys have to say about it. So I will see you all in the next video.
