When putting on a wig, how do you mask the grids? If the laces you're using are a little bit stiffer, you'll get a more established look. The false scalp technique would perform best if the lace on your wig is of higher quality. Both wigs, however, can fit with this process. 

*Getting Ready
Choose a 360 lace wig cap, which will fit for every kind of lace wig. The grids of the unprocessed wig are very visible, and the knots are clear. When you pull your wig right out of the packaging, it would look like this. This will be transformed, and each action we take will be critical. The first step is to position the wig inside out on a canvas head and extract the combs from the interior of the hat. And it would not seem normal if you leave them there. Taking a knife and cutting straight through the fibers is the simplest way to extract combs. This would prevent you from putting a hole in your lace. Be certain that you bleach the knots on your wig; this move is critical for the fake scalp process to function properly. Bleach the knots and leave them to rest for 30 minutes before rinsing. The following move is entirely optional. To make the hairline seem more smooth, tweeze it. You won't be able to see the artificial scalp method across all of your hair if the hairline around the front is too thick. You could probably take your time to do this; it might take anything from an hour or two to three hours, based on your preferences. This move, however, is optional; you are not required to complete it. If your wig is damp, make sure it is completely dry before proceeding with this process. Blow-drying your hair and styling the wig on a mannequin head can help you get a faster application, particularly if you're in a hurry the next day. Curl the wig with a curling iron. When it's time to add the curls to your hair, make sure they're already finished so you don't have to do anything but slip it on and go. That's the advantage of styling your wig on a mannequin instead of on your own. The Fake Scalp Method is a technique for imitating the look of a
Have yourself a pair of knee-highs first. Since the knee-highs come in a variety of shades, the fake scalp method for them is the perfect combination. These knee-highs can be found everywhere, even drugstores. Put the cap on the mannequin inside out and then cover the whole wig with this stocking cap. Spray a setting spray all over the cap where the hairline begins and the remainder of the lace cap in the front is located. Blow-dry it to make sure it's clean and safe, and then re-spray it with another coat of setting spray. When you're putting on the bold stocking hat, have this in mind. This is a similar form, except it's done on the wig instead of the face, which makes it less sticky and a lot simpler to do. Remove any excess limit that you don't need. The nice part of sticking the cap to your wig rather than your head is that if you have several lace wigs business guides, you will prep them before wearing them, saving you a lot of time. It looks nice and blends in well with the lace. Make sure your knee-high is the same color as your scalp, then use more setting spray to get rid of the cap's edges and blow dry it off some more. It will be extremely safe and stable, and it will not be moved. The only disadvantage is that the hairline would be rigid, although this is not a problem; all you have to do is smooth it back to avoid using spray, since it will dissolve it. The stiffness will soften up when you brush the edges and style it a tad, so don't think about it. All you have to do now is glue on the wig cap if it is still attached to the wig. Take the wig adhesive and glue it to the front of your scalp, and you'll have one fewer step to think about throughout the application phase. The stocking hat, lace, and your skin would all fit together. As long as you brush up any oil residue along your hairline, this approach makes the wig adhesive feel even more stable than adding it to your skin in place.