What I like about UniWigs synthetic lace front wig is that you can part it any way you want from side to side or you can just keep it at the middle where it naturally came in.

In order to make the parting look more natural I'm going to tweeze off some hair. If you like the thickness of the part, you can just leave it as it is. But for me I feel it's more natural if you pluck off some hair around the parting line. That way it gives it more of a natural feel.

Next I'm going to put on my wig cap and I have my hair already braided back. Once I have my wig cap on, I'm going to tuck in all of my hair and leave no strands out. I have four clips in it: one is on the top, two are on the side and the other one is at the bottom. It also comes with two stretchy band that you can clip together to help secure the wig.

It's time to put on my wig and I'm going to throw it over my head and start from the top and work my way to the bottom. Next I'm going to secure the wig on and shove in all of the clips. Once I'm done I'm going to comb out my wig so that it's nice and silky again. You always want to start from the bottom and work your way up and ever from top to bottom because if you do that, you're pretty much combing all of the knots down and creating a mess.

To get rid of the shininess I'm going to take my dry shampoo and spray it over my wig. Another trick that I learned on how to make your work look less shiny and more natural-looking is by taking any translucent powder that you have and massaging it into your wig. This will help mattify it and also give it more of a natural feel.

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