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Most frontal wig human hair pieces will already have a central part in the hair. However, you can change it to wherever you choose. To adjust the part on your T Part Wig, set it on a wig stand, dampen the hair slightly, and then start modifying the parting line. That’s how simple it is.

The side part is a hairstyle that compliments all facial shapes. Whether you separate it to the left or the right, it will look fantastic on you. Strong cheekbones and good bone structure are complemented with a side part. Follow these steps on how to change a T Part Lace Wig to a side part wig. Achieve a clean and beautiful part in five steps.

Step number one- Prepping the hair
Comb all of your hair away from your face using a paddle brush. Lay down a comb with broader teeth on one end and closer teeth on the other, set the beginning where you want it to go, and part with the comb’s end. To part the hair, first spray a small amount of water evenly over the Middle Part Wig human hair, paying special attention to the top and part.

Step number two- Time to split the frontal wig human hair
Wet your hair and repeat the last step to ensure that all of the hair is in the desired direction. Then let it dry naturally or blow-dry each side from the roots, taking care to use a low heat setting to avoid burning the T Part Lace Front Wig. After that, place two clips on each side for 5-10 minutes, then remove them.

Step number three- Comb the lace frontal wig
Comb the hair gently forward on both sides of the part after you’ve divided it into two portions.

Step number four- Blow the Lace Frontal wig downwards
Directly blow-dry the hair portion in a downward manner using your hairdryer and hairbrush, and blow-dry the Lace Frontal wig flat. If you want one side of your hair to be flat and the other side to be volumized, use a blow dryer and a roller brush to add volume to one side of your hair in a side part and leave the other side alone.

Step number five- Brush the wig
Finally, brush through the hair and try on your wig to determine if the parting should be rearranged. Finish with hairspray, styling cream, or something similar to tame the flyaways and keep everything in place.

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