How can you avoid getting bald spots while plucking?

 

Today I want to talk to you about how to prevent blad spots when plucking your 13x4 lace front wig. I once made this mistake, plucking too much hair, which made the wig look unnatural and even had bald spots. However, I later summed up a few tricks, which really helped a lot.

1. Don't pluck too much
When I first started making wigs, I always thought that the more I plucked, the more natural my hairline would be. As a result, the wig became thinner. Later, I learned to only pluck a small amount of hair each time and adjust it slowly, especially at the hairline, don't pluck too hard.

2. Use the right tools
At first, I used ordinary small scissors, but the plucking results were uneven. Later, I switched to special wig plucking tools which bought on Amazon so that I can pluck a small amount of hair accurately, and the effect is much better.

3. Don't rush, take your time
Plucking wig hair is a delicate process. I used to rush to adjust the hairline, but it turned out to be unnatural. Now I will be more careful every time, take my time, and pluck a little at a time to avoid plucking too much at one time.

4. Regular care
Keeping the human hair wig clean can also make plucking hair smoother. I always wash the wig before plucking hair, which can reduce the impact of grease and dirt on the wig.

In general, the key to avoiding bald spots is not to pluck too much, use the right tools, operate gently, and take good care of it. I hope my little experience can help you!