In this YouTube tutorial, LaToya Kelly (TT) demonstrates a glueless lace frontal installation that eliminates baby hairs for a natural edge. She walks through preparing the client’s hair—braiding, applying Wild Grow hair oil and Cure Care Glosser Grease between braids, and using her own baby‑hair cream to smooth the edges. A net is sewn onto the scalp to create a flat, lump‑free surface, allowing her to sew the frontal left‑to‑right without the bulk of beehive braids. She discusses product sourcing and pricing, emphasizing that her frontal prices are lower than a popular competitor’s and that the frontal is supplied by the client but matches the vendor’s hair. The installation is glueless, with a side part created by eye‑balling the baby‑hair cream for a natural look. Throughout, she shares tips on product application, client preparation, and post‑install maintenance, concluding with a call for viewer feedback on baby‑hair styles.
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I promise I'm not going to scream like I did in the last video, okay? How y'all doing? You know who it is, it's TT, and I am back with another slay. This is for all my ladies who do not like baby hairs, okay? Because we all don't like baby hairs. Let's give you something with the natural edge, okay? So This is what we are going to be working on, a no baby hair lace frontal sew-in. And this is some HD lace, and it's going to look like it. So I am using my baby hair cream on her edges, and I always use my baby hair cream to smooth it out. This is my client. If you remember this video, her hair was so short on the sides that I couldn't braid it, and I actually did a YouTube video on it, so that link is in the description. But look how much she's grown. Yes, we can actually braid the sides now. So I'm using my baby hair cream, and you guys, just to give you a little information on how to use my baby hair cream, don't be afraid to use it. If the hair does not slick down when you put it on the first time, put some more on. People are so afraid to apply it that if you realize I apply it really thick and slow Okay, and I smooth. If something's not smoothing down with it, I put more on. You do not have to be afraid of the baby hair cream because you can always wipe off what you didn't need. Um, you'd rather have too much than too little, right? So I'm done braiding her hair straight back, and I do have a tutorial on how to do those. But I'm applying my Wild Grow hair oil between each braid, and as I braid, I do use my Cure Care Glosser Grease between each braid. Um, it's just a personal preference. I like my hair being oiled and moisturized underneath my installs. And to be honest, it just feels pretty darn good to have this done to your head. After it's over, it's like, can you do it one more time? Because it feels that good. So now I am going to sew on my net. I stitch on my net because it allows me to sew anywhere. So it allows me to have my braid pattern straight to the back, nice and flat. Smooth surface so when she runs her hair down her head she doesn't feel any lumps, no humps, anything. So I put my net on so that I could sew left to right, left to right, without the braids going left to right. One thing about me, you guys, and I don't know about anybody else, but I don't like beehive braids. The braid patterns tend to be bulky, and if someone doesn't use a net and they use the beehive braid pattern, that circle, then it tends to be gaps between your sew-in, and I hate that. I like my sew-in to be one piece, and when I take it out, my hair is in one piece and I know which way my braids are going. Okay, easy peasy, in and out. So this is the frontal. She did provide her own hair, but I let her know this company and my company have the same exact hair. We talked about this and she was like, well, your frontal's too high. So I lowered them, boo-boo. So this is no longer the excuse. My frontal prices are no longer higher than these companies. Okay, now this is not a company from AliExpress. Express. No knock to them, but I have my own website and this company has their own website and they are a very popular company. So yeah, my frontal prices are lower. TTdoesitall.com, if y'all didn't know. So I am just going to— oh, I forgot to tell you, this is glueless. So yeah, we're not using any adhesive on this frontal and I am going to still continue to use my baby hair cream to lay it down. So she wanted her side part, so I gave her that side part. And as you see, I'm putting on that baby hair cream, and I'm using my comb and my eye. Okay, this is something you want to use your naked eye for, and you want to look in your mirror. My mirror is at the corner of the room. So the objective of frontals is so that the naked eye cannot see lace, so— and also not see anything uniform or defined. So I'm gonna slow it down a little bit for you, not too slow, but just a real speed so you can see that I am just eyeing it. I'm not doing anything defined. I'm not using my finger to smooth a finger wave type baby hair, which I do. Hey, we all love a baby hair lace sometimes, but sometimes it don't really call for it. So this one, I am gonna heat it back up and just show you the baby hair cream. And I'm just kind of laying it down, and I'm really literally eyeballing it. I'm eyeballing what looks natural to my eye and just looking in that mirror further away. And then I'm going to use my neck strips, tie it down while I stitch in the back. And when I tell you, honey, this lace will be melted by the time I get done. And she texts me, she is 2 days shy of 3 weeks for this. So for her to have lasted 3 weeks until she needed a touch-up with a glueless install, yes honey, my job is, is being well done. Okay, I'm patting myself on the back. Um, it always just amazes me when I'm doing frontals because honestly, like, sometimes you have issues and sometimes you don't. So for a client to not have issues is like Yes, another one, another successful install. So I don't have problems often, but I just see so much on social media about problems and I'm like, God, please don't let that come to me. But as long as you as a stylist prepare your clients for the install and the maintenance, both of y'all are good to go. Trust me, she'll be happy, you'll be happy. Happy client, happy stylist, happy life. All right, so let's get this black strip off. And let's check out these baby hairs. Let me know what y'all think. I love them. That's just me personally, okay? I love them. Oh my gosh, yes! And I will tag her makeup artist in the description below. She did an awesome job. But you guys, drop a comment. Are you with the uniform baby hairs, or are you with the undefined baby hairs like this? I'm team both. See y'all in the next video.
