Guide To Style Baby Hair

Whether you opt for a long lace frontal wig or a curly human hair wig, baby hair is a lovely detail that can complement your unique style. Treating hair edge has come a long way before wigs were popular, and there are plenty of creative ways to accessorize them and give your locks a nice, well-groomed look. Baby hairstyling can add a more elegant or dramatic twist to any hairstyle, depending on how much baby hair you cut.

Maybe you also want to learn how to take care of baby hair but don't know where to start, this article will help you a lot.

Before you start styling your edges, here are some tips for taking better care of your hair.

One of the taboos when styling your own baby hair is that if you want to keep it healthy and reduce the risk of hair loss, it's best not to use oil-based hairstyling products.

Oily edge control products will add shine and smoothness to your hair, but they can also build up excess oil at the roots, leaving your skin suffocated. You can easily sweat by the end of the day.

And water-based hairspray can sometimes bring your hair back to its original shape and make it frizzy again. In this case, hair wax is best.

Tools: a small brush, got2B frozen hairspray, a hair dryer

1. Clean your forehead.

This step is very necessary, and many people tend to ignore it. This is the key to stay your hair in place all day long. Scrub the forehead with wet wipes with alcohol to clean the dust and grease on the forehead, and then dry the moisture with clean paper towels.

2.  Trim your hair.

Use a brush to smooth down the baby hair and trim the baby hair to the right length, as the length of your little finger. If you have a big forehand, you can keep it longer.

3. Spray got2B Freezing Hairspray on baby hair.

Don't spray too much. Too much hairspray will make the hair sticky and affect the style. You can apply hair gel on your hands first, squeeze about one finger belly of hair gel, and apply it evenly on the hair's surface.

4. Use a brush to draw a shape into the hair.

Often this shape can also be done with fingers. The best way to do this is to brush out the form with an edge brush and fine-tune the shape with your fingers.

5. Dry your baby hair

Once your baby hair is set, wrap it in satin and blow them with a blow-dryer. Remember, blow dry your hair with cool air. The purpose of applying a blower is to speed up the drying of the hairspray. If the temperature is too high, the hairspray will easily become solid and influence the hair effect.

6. Remove the extra gel

Once the baby hair is dry, remove the extra gel and carefully spray the exposed edges with got2B Freezing Hair Spray for a longer-lasting effect.

Giant Loops

Giant loops without extra decoration look neat and elegant. It does not waste your time on complicated styling skills, but shows you the original beauty of hair. This style of edges is very easy to learn and style.

Wavy Loops

Wavy baby hair looks fantastic with curly human hair wigs. One of my favorite things about this hairstyle is that the little hair at the temples is combed in the opposite direction from the hair near the temples and right in the middle of the hairline. Of course, you can also comb your hair in the direction you like if you want, there are no special rules.