To secure a lace front wig, follow these steps:

1. Prepare your natural hair: First, make sure your natural hair is clean, dry, and flat against your head. You can braid it, twist it, or wrap it in a wig cap to create a smooth surface for the wig to adhere to.

2. Clean the wig: Before applying the wig, ensure that the lace front is clean and free from any oils or residue. Use a wig cleaner or mild shampoo to gently wash the lace front, then rinse thoroughly and let it air dry.

3. Apply adhesive: There are different types of adhesives available, such as glue, tape, or adhesive sprays. Choose the one that suits your preference and apply it along the hairline where the lace front will be attached. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for the specific adhesive you are using.

4. Position the wig: Carefully place the lace front wig on your head, aligning the front edge of the wig with your natural hairline. Gently press the lace front onto the adhesive, starting from the center and working your way towards the sides. Smooth out any wrinkles or bubbles in the lace as you go.

5. Secure the wig: Once the lace front is in place, press it firmly onto the adhesive to ensure a secure bond. You can use a clean, dry cloth or your fingertips to firmly press the lace onto the adhesive. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damaging the lace or causing discomfort.

6. Style as desired: Once the wig is secure, you can style it as desired. You can part the hair, trim the lace if necessary, and use heat styling tools to curl or straighten the hair. Just be cautious when using heat near the lace to avoid any damage.

7. Maintain the wig: To ensure the longevity of your lace front wig, it's important to properly care for it. Remove the wig nightly and store it on a wig stand or in a wig box to maintain its shape. Clean the lace front regularly, following the manufacturer's instructions, and avoid using excessive heat or styling products that can damage the hair or lace.

Remember, everyone's preferences and needs may vary, so it's important to find the method and products that work best for you.