Wig Customization Start To Finish | 30 Inches | Bleaching Knots, Plucking, And Install |Unice Hair

Miami Beach, hey, y'all, welcome back to another bleaching and plucking Chronicles by your girl. So today I'm gon na be bleaching and plucking and installing, of course, my 13x4 lace - frontal wig um. So I did guys this weekend black, like I do majority of my wigs except the curly ones before I start bleaching. This wig, I am gon na, go ahead and take a hot comb and just kind of get the edges out of the way to create like a clear Foundation before I actually start. Adding my bleach but which I am going to be using is the clear all bw2 and the developer is the salon care 40 volume you're also going to need a bowl that you really don't care about in a hair dyeing brush so um in the blooper. If you buy the big one, and I just use two scoops for my um frontals for my closures, I use like one and a half and I'm just going to take some of that developer and I'm just gon na add a little bit at a time. Just to create like a good consistency, I don't want to over. Do it and add too much, because if I do it too much too soon, it's going to be too watery. So I like to go at a time because the consistency of this should be really thick so that it doesn't seep through the lace and get on like the rest of the hair. So I try to make the consistency really thick and I'm just adding a little bit at a time to make sure that it's not too thin, not too thick. If you make it too thin, you can go ahead and add a little bit more bleach and that'll help to thicken it back up. Then I'm going to take the corner of my hair dyeing brush and I'm just going to start bleaching. The knots on this wig y'all, putting it on the corner of the brush, just really helps you to get like a nice good. Like you know, a nice good application, instead of just putting it all on the um like completely on the brush. If that makes sense and yeah I'm sorry about the blur on this part, I just got a new phone iPhone 14 and I was trying to test out the little camera or whatever, and it was just giving me a hard time. Eventually. I figured it out, but the blurring was just really like pissing me off a little bit, but um yeah, I'm just adding this all on the lace y'all, I kind of. Did it a little messy today I haven't bleached an um funnel in a while. So I was a little, you know a little rough on the edges, but it still turned out cute. The middle of the lace is hard the hardest to bleach, because the knots in the middle are a lot thicker than on the edges. So you really want to add a little bit more pressure on the middle of the lace, so this is pretty much how it should look. The knot should be covered and I just go ahead and I put that on 28 minutes. Let that sit for 28 minutes and then I just go ahead and I rinse it out and 28 minutes for me is just the perfect time I just stuck to that number. For some reason it's just it just gets it done every time, and this is how we look as y'all can tell. The knots are a little bit orange, so I'm going to take my blue shampoo y'all. Yes, blue shampoo. I have never heard of boot shampoo until a girl commented on my video - and I was like I got ta check this out and apparently blue shampoo helps to cancel out orange brassiness and purple shampoo helps to cancel out yellow braceiness. So this kind of put me on a little bit, so I'm thankful that she left that comment, because now all I use is blue shampoo. Whenever I um shampoo, my hair after bleaching and not this morning, I just really like how it turns out, and I just go ahead and let that sit for like three to four minutes not long at all, and this is what it looks like it's perfect. It'S neutral, it doesn't look orange anymore. I also conditioned the hair y'all. I didn't put that on the camera, but I did condition the hair um after you know bleaching the knots on it so now to the plucking. I'M going to take my sheets by my wax thick and I'm just gon na kind of lay this week down. I try to get a good foundation before I start doing anything to the wig before I bleach the wig before I pluck the wig. I just like a good foundation so that the hair is just not going everywhere, so this is just going to help in helping all the little pieces of hairs getting a white. You know position get in the right places before I start plucking the wig and I am using my Andes, hot comb to hot, comes with down. Then I poured off edges on one side of the wig. Whenever I work I like to work in sections um, so I'm going to be taking my Revlon tweezers. I love these twists to pluck I've been using these since I've been plucking with y'all. They just are really good at plucking and whenever I pluck y'all, I try to like take I'm taking the seat tweezers and I'm plucking and I'm dragging I'm plucking and I'm dragging I'm plucking and I'm dragging the hair back. If that makes sense - and I am going from side to side - you don't want to focus the plucking in one area for too long and or that's how. Basically, you create bald spots, so I'm kind of going from side to side so that one area isn't being plucked longer than the rest and then, after I've plugged from side to side about three times. I just go ahead and I take my comb and I comb out the excess hair that I've plucked off and I go ahead and I keep plucking there's really no right or wrong amount of hair to plug, and lately I've been liking. The look of like not overly plucked wigs, so this wig, I'm actually not going to pluck a whole lot like. I normally would mostly because I'm not doing a ball cap and I feel like when you pluck a wig a lot and you don't do a ball cap. It doesn't look. I don't know it, don't look as natural, so I just didn't openly pluck this wig. So then I create another um parting and I'm just plucking behind that part as well. Combing, the hair after I've placed a certain amount, and basically this is how much I plucked y'all, not a whole lot as y'all can tell so then I work my way down to the bottom section on this side of the wig and this side of the um. This section of the wig is like you can't really pluck that much anyways, because it doesn't go back that far. If that makes sense, the lace doesn't go back that far as y'all can see. So you can't really put that much on this side, so I just put a little bit so as y'all can see, this is pretty much how it looks nice and natural, not too much, not too less get into it. So then I just go to the other side of my wig and I'm just let y'all watch me pluck this side, roll myself, you can't do that so, like I mentioned before, I'm not going to be doing a ball cap in this video. I'M just going to be using a handy, dandy, wig cap, which I will link in the description box down below, and this is the wig. The wig does come with this little elastic band. I just chose to take it off because I I don't know like I just didn't - want to use it today. So then I'm going to take some alcohol. This is 70 and I'm just putting this along my edges to get rid of any oils and dirt. On my skin, so this wig can stick and then I just pop that wig on I just love jet black y'all. This is why I got my waisted black. It just hits so much different than a natural brown color that the wigs come. So I'm just positioning the wigs of my hair making sure it fits seeing if I need to pluck any more and whenever you get um these lace front wigs, you have to cut this little tab off. So I'm just I just use my fingernail to like trace the ear off and then I'm just cutting around that part that I trace off. If that makes sense, I really want to do like a more detailed like video on how you do this part, because it can get a little tricky um so to apply this week, I'm going to be using my olive oil, wig Grip gel and I'm using a Popsicle stick for me, this gel is not really to make the wig like last a long time or whatever. It'S really just to make the wigs stick onto my head so that I can apply a spray after and then I take my blow dryer on like a warm setting and I'm just blow drying the gel so that it gets kind of sticky sticky enough, so that I can place the lace into it and then I place the lace into it and I just hold it for like 30 seconds to make sure it's sticking. And then I take my comb and I just kind of back comb, the um hair, so that the lace and everything adheres to that gel and, of course you got a hot comb, the wig down, I like the hot comb in sections I feel like it just Gets much flatter that way, so I'm just sectioning off parts of the hair and then I'm taking my sheets, but I'm a wax stick and putting that on the sections. And then I use my Andes hot comb on like the how to set. I think I'm using a hottest setting and and I'm just hot combing, the wig down, making sure it's super flat. I love a nice flat bust down middle part wig. So I really make sure, like I take my time and get in this wig as flat as possible. Thank you, babies, foreign and then after taking the elastic band off. I just cut a slit into the middle of the lace and then I take my eyebrow razor and I'm just cutting this excess lace off and I'm trying to cut as close to the hairline of the wig as possible. Because I don't like, like a lot. A lot of excess lace off a little bit is good but like when it's too much it just doesn't I don't know I don't like it, so I'm trying to cut as close to the hairline as possible. Thank you. So I just went ahead and sectioned some baby hair off and then I'm going to take my what is this called? What is it called? Oh Evan, this is my evidence, adhesive spray and I'm just going to spray this along the lace on top of the baby hairs along the edges and going underneath the baby hairs like I just really. This is like, what's really going to make that hair. Stick the lace thick so I'm applying as much of this not a whole lot, but I am applying a lot of this, I'm being really generous with it and then I hurry up and I tie down with elastic band. You have to work really quick with that spray y'all, because if not, the lace will start to like come up as you spray in it, so work really quickly and tie it down really quickly. So after I let that sit for about 10 minutes, I'm just combing out the baby hairs because they can get a little bit crunchy after putting that lace, the spray on it, so I'm just combing them out and then I'm taking my eyebrow razor and I'm just Gon na cut the baby hairs off, I'm kind of cutting it. Like a slanted angle, I just like how the baby hairs look when they're cut at a slanted angle, foreign s, which I got from Amazon, I'm just curling baby hairs upward. It just helps to really lay them how I want them to lay whenever it comes time for me to add my product to the baby hairs and then later on, I realized the baby. Hairs were a little too thick for my liking, so I just went in with some tweezers and I'm just thinning them out. Then I take my olive oil super hole, fix it spray and this little Edge brush Edge comb attachment and I'm just laying the baby hairs kind of going at a c motion later on. I actually decided to use mousse to light them instead because the spray just wasn't given like the mousse, I'm using Herbal Essence mousse and the mousse just really like lay them like perfectly and instantly. So I think I'm actually going to start using mousse to let my baby hair the only thing about mousse is it can kind of make your lace lift, so you do have to tie them down with an elastic band and let them dry fully before you take The elastic band off um, so I did also cut some of the baby hairs because they was kind of crazy. So I'm just cutting with my scissors to make them shorter and taking some more mousse and making sure they are perfect and to my liking. And I actually really liked how my baby hairs turned out on this wig. So then I'm taking my high beam. This is like a temporary color spray and I'm taking my rat tail comb and I'm just putting that on my part and I'm just spraying it. I know y'all seen that trick on Tick Tock and on Instagram and stuff like that, and then I also take my concealer. This is La girl, Pro concealer in the shade fun and this little slanted angle brush and I'm just using this to make my part even more precise and straight foreign, that lace better. With my skin tone, I use my makeup. This is Maybelline Fit Me in the shade coconut. This is the shade that I would actually use to do my actual makeup and this little fluffy brush and I'm just kind of tapping this on the delays. So it Blends a lot better. So, with my straight hair, I always try to like cut the ends off just a little bit to make the hair like look a little Fuller on the ends, and I just really like, like that straight cut. Look on the end! So I'm just doing this right here and it just looks so good, it's so silky and cute. So this is the end of the video and I really really hope you guys enjoyed it as much as I did installing it y'all, because I had so much fun. Installing this week, it's just something about long 30 inch jet black bust down middle part, straight hair that just sets it off y'all, especially when it's cold outside I love long hair when it's cold outside in the fall and winter. This is just a Vibe y'all, I'm so in love with this look. This is Uni's hair. I want to say this is like 180 density. Everything will be linked in the description box down below, but I really love the thickness of this hair like it's not too thick, but it's like thick. If that makes sense like it's perfect, like it's not too much, sometimes thick hair be like way too much. It'D be like girl night. What am I supposed to do with all this hair? I had so much fun installing this wig, showing y'all how I bleach and pluck my knots. This is like a little updated video from my last frontal wig customization video that I did so. I really hope you guys enjoyed it if you did don't forget to like comment and subscribe and also turn your post notifications so that you can be notified anytime. Your girl post, a video, yo y'all feeling this wig like look at it. It'S so silky. Oh, she said something to me: yeah I'll, definitely catch you guys in the next one.