Blowout! | Realistic Thick Yaki Hd Full Lace Front Wig | Idn Hair X Lovelybryana

Foreign welcome back to my channel, so I have another wig for you guys and this wig is from ID in here, and this is actually my second time getting a wig from them and so far it's so good. So this one is a Yaki unit. She'S supposed to be at 20 inches, she definitely feels longer than that. Once I put her on and it's supposed to be 180 density, this feels thicker than that as well um. So that's what they have it listed as, but this is what the unit looks like. The hairline it comes pre-pucked, it comes pre-bleached and what I do like about their units is their entire frontal part uses single to double stranded knots, instead of like how they only do the single strands in the front and then the rest have them really thick knots. Their entire front has all small knots, so it just looks so much more natural in all of The Parting areas and it's just not as bulky um and then I'm just showing you guys the construction. So it's a 13 by four. You get four inches all the way around. That'S another thing that I like about them. You don't just get the four inches in the middle and then it's like half an inch on the side. No, you get the full four from ear to ear, so you can do twisties and braids and all of that good stuff, and then it comes with the elastic band and all of that, so I'm putting the unit on right now and their units are always a Little bit too big for me well, this is the second one that I got the first one was too big too, so I have to customize it quite a bit. I do have to cut the ear tabs because they go really far down and I also have to cut um a little bit of the front like I always do with most wigs anyway. So that's what I'm doing right now, I'm just going to section out the parts of the ear tabs that I don't need and it's actually quite a lot, which is a good thing for some people. This is a medium. Maybe I need to start trying their Smalls um, but yes, I'm gon na go ahead and cut the ear tabs and then I'm also going to remove some of the extra hair on the forehead area. Apologies holding back. I got history, yeah yeah, but doing crosses. So I get this question kind of a lot and it's. Why do I remove some of the hair on the forehead and that's because when the wig is too big for me, in order for me to get the wig to fit snug in the back, I have to pull the wig all the way forward and when I Pull it all the way forward, I lose some of my natural forehead space and I like to keep my natural forehead if that makes sense. So when I remove all of this, I'm just basically taking the hairline back to where basically my wig cap starts, because I stop my wig cap just a little bit below my natural hairline, so I can get it as natural looking to me as possible. So this I take out and then it just basically brings out my forehead and allows the wig to still fit in the back of my head. If that makes sense, um so yeah. I do that and I'm going to go ahead and pluck it a bit because it did come pre-plucked, but I'm cutting away some of the hair and that's mostly the pre-plucked part. So I like to go in and then just pluck it a little bit more in those areas coming so I decided on kind of a curved side part and then I'm going to go ahead and add my perfect line. So I use the shade tan I'll. Have a link for it down below, but this just camouflages the nuts and grids you guys know if you've been following me for a while that I've been using this, maybe for a year now, maybe a little more than that, I'm not sure but yeah. I have been using this non-stop, so I like to add a little bit of oil to it once it's in to kind of like press it in place um, and then I'm going to go ahead and remove the rest of the lace you don't stick around and For adhesive today, I'm using the Erica J hold me down, hoping you wouldn't change better. I don't know why. I don't know why foreign so, for this part, you can do one of two things you can either do what I'm doing, which is removing the extra lace that I'm like putting a little bit pressure on the front and then it's lifting up any parts that are Not glued down, I removed that because I put the glue exactly where I wanted it. So that means I don't need this anyway, but if you don't want to cut any more of the lace, you can go ahead and just slide a little bit more glue underneath those areas and just push it in place. So the hairline was still looking a little bit full because again I have to cut some away. So I'm going to go ahead and just pluck it a little bit more on the sides and then just a tiny bit um on the forehead area. I don't think we got enough time to sort out all the fights oh baby yeah we keep moving like the river goes baby, so I got the hairline plugged to my liking and you guys could see that this wig did not need baby hairs at all. But for some reason I felt the need to do just a little bit of baby hairs. I don't know I feel like I do it with my natural hair. So sometimes I just want to do it with the wig too. So I'm going to add um a little bit of baby hair, which is why I put out that tiny section, but then I'm going to take this ORS spray and spray that on the lace first, just to like really reinforce it, let it dry a bit tie It down and then I'll cut the baby hairs and form them yeah. That'S when I love you, the most gon na patch up all the scars, but we smashed up all the parts just straight in the unit, I'm using my favorite flat irons. These are the baby, bliss, Titanium flat irons. I got these from Sally's I'll leave a link for it down below, and I'm going to use the ORS beeswax, thick and my pressing comb to really get the top to lay flat, tried so hard to say the float. Yeah we keep moving like the river goes this time. I know it for sure. Now I'm going in with a little bit of black and brown eyeshadow mixed together and I'm just going to clean up my part a bit um I like to go down the sides and then a little bit into the front just to kind of shade in any Areas that look a little bit too light or too sparse for me and then I put a little bit of foundation on my hand and got a fluffy brush and I'm going to use that to lightly dab over the lace. So it's HD lace. So it looks really really good anyway, but you know from certain angles: it's like when it hits it can look a little ashy um, so I just take my foundation and just lightly down habit over the edges, and that is pretty much it for this video. This is what the back looks like y'all. This wig is so thick and full. Okay, like it is so thick um, and this is what the front looks like. So I have everything that I use, including links and coupon codes for the wig down below. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I love you guys and I will see you in my next one foreign