Start To Finish Glueless 5X5 Hd Lace Closure Wig Install | 28 Inch Bodywave Wig Ft Nadula Hair

Hi guys welcome welcome back to another hair tutorial in this tutorial. I will be showing you guys how i slayed this glueless 5x5 lace closure wig from start to finish. This install includes jet black water, coloring, bleaching, knots middle part, customization, in-depth plucking, bouncy curls and a glueless install let's go ahead and get into it because one thing about it, i don't like to waste time africa. The hair i'm working with today is from the doula hair. The package came with a wig cap: a silk storage bag, a 28 inch 5x5 hd lace, closure, wig, a goodie bag which included lashes, a wig grip, i'm guessing another wig cap; a cross necklace and an a doula tote bag, which is so freaking cute, and i'm Going to be using this like so much, let's take a closer look at the hair. This is their 28 inch. 5X5 hd lace, closure, wig. The hair looks great. It'S super soft thick to the end. The lace is great quality and the knots are perfectly intact. The wig also came with three clips and an adjustable elastic band to tighten the wig by the way. Nadula is having a big celebration event right now on their website, and this is actually their biggest sale of the year and you can get up to 40 off your order. You do not want to miss this sale guys and if you like, the wig by the end of the video, you definitely want to take advantage of this sale and grab yours. I wanted this wig to be jet black, so i'm going to be water, dyeing it using the adore jet black dye and the cream of nature jet black moisture, rich hair color. Since we're going to be dyeing the hair we're going to have to protect the lace from being dyed in the process, to do that, all you have to do is coat the lace in three layers of got2b hairspray and blow dry, the hair in between each layer. So that the spray hardens you want to make sure that the spray hardens - and this is what it should look like when you're done then you're going to get some hot water and pour the dies in the hot water. I used one bottle of adore and one bottle of the cream of nature dye, because i could only find one bottle of the cream of nature dye and i went to like three different beauty supplies. I don't know if people are getting hip or what, but them things were sold out. I would not suggest doing this either use two bottles of the adore die or three boxes of the cream of nature dye. I'M just letting y'all know because i had to redo this and it made me mad anyway, once all the dye is in there just mix it up real good till all. The dye dissolves in the hot water set a timer for 10 minutes and start dipping. The wig in the water, but don't dip all the way to the lace just yet as you dip the hair comb, the hair, so that all that dye can penetrate the hair. I'M gon na clip the wig to the container and leave the hair in the water. For five minutes, once the timer hits the five minute mark, then i'm gon na start dipping the lace. This is just my like anal way of making sure that my lace doesn't get dyed. But honestly, what i've learned is, if you have good quality lace, it's not gon na get dyed nine times out of ten. If your lace is getting dyed in the water, it's not good quality lace or it's just not actual lace, but i'm still very like anal. So i just do this anyway. I find that it works. So that's what i do once the timer hits the five minute mark. Then i'm gon na start dipping the lace again brush the dye through the hair a couple of times and then leave the whole wig in there for the last five minutes. Once the timer goes off, i'm going to take the wig out of the water and rinse the hair. Now i'm going to bleach the knots i'm using bw2 bleach powder and 40 volume developer, i do about two scoops of powder bleach and a little bit of developer. I would suggest mixing a developer little by little into the powder bleach, so you don't end up with a super thin mixture. You want a thick mixture so that when you spread the bleach on the lace, it doesn't bleed through the lace and dye the hair. Once i get my desired consistency, i'm going to start spreading the bleach on the lace i always start spreading from the back and then i work my way towards the front. Once all the lace is coated in bleach. I usually leave the dye on for about 25 to 30 minutes, depending on how fast the knots get bleached every wig is different, so i would suggest just checking up on it to make sure that you don't end up over bleaching your knots or anything like that. I'M dark skinned, but someone who is lighter might leave the bleach on for longer to get a lighter color. So again it depends on your skin color and the look that you are trying to achieve. Then i wash the bleach off the lace and rub some purple. Shampoo into that lace to wash out some of that brassy color. This is another thing you might want to do. If you're dark skinned, it gets rid of that brassy blonde color, so that you get a much better match for your skin tone. This is what the knots look like when i'm done after that i just shampoo and condition the hair like normal. Now it's time to customize the hair, i always lay a white paper towel on the dome head, because this is going to help me to see the knots more clearly, then i tighten the elastic band so that the wig stays on and grips to the dome head. Okay, so before plucking anything i like to hot comb, all the hair going back so that i can see the hairline perfectly and neatly. This will help me know where and how to plug. So you will see me obsessively hot combing as we go. I find that hot combing, the hair is like the hidden secret to just making sure that your hair is neat and it's plucked well and all that stuff. Next, i'm going to make a part down the middle and hot comb, the hair, so that it lays flat. I'M also going to part out some hair around the perimeters of the tracks to cover the tracks. Now, i'm going to pluck the middle part when i pluck the middle part, i just plug down one straight grid line on the lace. Another thing i do is part down the middle of either side of the closure and hot comb it so that the wig is flat flat now to pluck the front first, i'm gon na part out those first few lines of hair out of the way those lines Are usually already plucked by the factory, so i don't like to pluck them right away using the flat side of my tweezers, i'm gon na start plucking, my closure, when you pluck you want to plug from the root, meaning you plug straight from the lace, so be Very careful not to create little holes in the lace. I actually got a comment of someone saying they wish that people would explain how to plug exactly and even though the comment was kind of rude and they could have just asked in a nicer way. I'M always here to still answer you guys's questions, so i don't like to pluck my closures too much, but if you want to pluck a little bit more, you can do that until you achieve the look that you desire once i like it, i'm going to add Those front hairs i parted out at first and then pluck those a little bit. Also now i'm running my wax stick through the hair and, following with my hot comb, to give even more of a pressed and shiny look, so i parted out the baby hairs and cut those thick side tabs off the lace. This is also very important if you want a melted, look, definitely cut those side, tabs off they're, not needed and they're not necessary. I also twisted the baby hair so that they would stay out the way and there we go now, i'm going to add, pin curls to the hair using my t3 one and a half inch curler. I also use this fantasia heat protectant, which i love adhd. I kept the curls pinned up while i did my makeup and then i took them down, combed them and brushed them. I also cut the baby hair shorter. Now it's time for the install, i tinted my lace using my fenty beauty foundation. Then i tightened the elastic band all the way to the last strap. This is key for a glueless install. You need the wig to fit snug on your head, because you're not using glue and usually the glue, is what's going to keep the wig on your head. So if you don't have glue, you need to make sure your wig is nice and tight, and then i cut off the excess lace and, as you can see, the lace is blended perfectly to lay my baby hairs, i'm using olive oil wrap and set mouth then I just use my curling iron to flatten my wig even more, and that was it guys. As you can see, the install is completely glueless and it is laid honey. You would think i glued it down by the way this process literally took me all together. In total, it took me about four hours which isn't really long. You know i did stuff in between that, just as you guys see in the format of this video, i'm very organized in the way that i do things, and so it makes it so much easier when you organize yourself. I really hope this video was helpful. I hope you guys enjoyed this video if you did make sure to like comment and subscribe. Also follow me on instagram. I love you guys so much and i'll see you in my next one bye, foreign