Highly Requested! Glueless Wig Elastic Band Method! Lace Closure Wig Install & Styling Allove Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you are new here, welcome. Today'S video is going to be a tutorial on this wig that was sent to me from all love, hair i'll, have all of their information, promo codes and direct links down below in the description box. So today we will be working with a 26 inch loose deep wave wig. It was created using a 4x4 lace closure. What'S special about this wig is that it's my very first time ever trying a virgin hair wig with this type of wig cap construction. Of course, we've all tried closure wigs in the past, but this one has a lace edge surrounding the front portion of the wig. So it does give you an option of wearing it completely glueless, and it does also give you that option of gluing, taping or gelling down the edge of the wig for even more security. So here's how the wig looks when you first take it out of your package and place it straight onto your head. The curls are gorgeous. The waves are beautiful. This wig is 150 density. The hairline looks okay, you do only get four inches of parting space. The hairline is pre-plucked for you, so you do not have to do anything extra to it. However, i love to pluck my hairlines a little bit more just to give it a thinner density in the front. So i am going to do the beige method of zigzag parting to get rid of some of that extra density in the front, and i am also going to bleach the knots on this wig. So i'm mainly focusing on the 4x4 lace closure portion of this wig, because the lace edge really won't show that much and you don't want to over pluck on the left and right sides of this wig, where the lace edge part is because there are tracks right Behind it, and if you over pluck you will be able to see those tracks. Okay, so now that i am satisfied with the way that the closure is looking, it's now time to tint the lace, i am going to use a custom lace tint to tint it. I do have two lace tints that i use in two separate shades. I have a shade for my scalp and a shade for my foundation, color that is labeled skin. I am going to spray the scalp with the lighter shade and then i am going to spray. The hairline with my foundation, color just so that it can blend in with my foundation a lot more flawlessly. Okay, so now that we are fully finished with the closure of this wig, it's time to place her onto the mannequin head and style, it i'll be grabbing. My design essentials curl enhancing mousse, i am taking small sections of hair. I am detangling each section of hair. I am grabbing a spray bottle of water. I then will be grabbing the curl, enhancing mousse from design essentials, applying that to the hair and then, after that, i'll be using a gel to further get those curls and waves to pop. And then i am going to grab my denman brush and that's going to help those waves to take form, and i am going to follow those steps until i am fully finished the entire head. Okay, so now that we have fully defined the waves of this wig, it's now time to finish the styling process by grabbing some perm rods, i'll grab a few of these perm rods, and i will be applying them to the ends of the wig. I will be grabbing - maybe five or six of them not too many, and this is going to basically create beautiful spiral curls. So the way that you dry, the wig, is super important. You do not want to leave it hanging off of your mannequin overnight to air dry, because the gravity will then have the waves, elongate and it'll kind of stretch the wave out so it'll look weird. If your hair is kind of stretched out and then you have a tight perm rod at the end, so what i'm going to do is i'm going to allow it to air dry overnight on this towel. But i am going to scrunch the hair up and as it scrunches up it's going to dry in that form and it's going to create more of a deeper wave so that it just makes sense with a spiral curl being at the end of it all right To measure this out, this is about 18 and a half inches, and this is the circumference around my head from the left side of the lace closure to the right side of the lace closure going through the back of my head right. So now that i have 18 and a half inches, i'm going to subtract 4 inches from this 18 and a half and wherever that four inches is i'm going to cut with my scissors. We don't want the lace to lift up at all because we're not using glue tape or gel, so it's going to have to have that secure, tight feeling. That'S why we're removing four inches from this number? When you're doing this, you want to make sure that you're not poking your needle into the lace, because that can give you holes in your lace. Okay, so it's the next day and the wig did fully air dry overnight while being scrunched up onto that towel. As you can see, it did dry in the form that it was in, so it is more of a tighter wave in curl pattern. So now i'm just going to remove these perm rods to reveal those beautiful spiral. Curls then i'm going to add some shine products. A shine, glosser and polisher to the hair just to have like a really pretty healthy, looking shine, and then i'm going to run my fingers through this hair a couple of times and that is going to help, give it more volume and fullness. And i will come back and we will cut the extra lace off um, okay, so the next step would be to remove the extra lace, i'm grabbing a razor blade, but you can use a pair of scissors. You can use an eyebrow razor. You can use whatever you feel comfortable with, but this is the easiest method for me. I'M going to use this razor blade to carefully go along the hairline and to get rid of that extra lace and then we'll be ready to try this wig on. Finally, we're ready to install this wig, i'm just going to grab the elastic band that we sewed on earlier. I'M going to basically put that on first, then, i am going to position the wig into the proper placement. After that, i do notice that the wig is not fully sitting down on my head y'all, but to get rid of that lace that is lifting up at the front. All i have to do is add some baby hairs on the left and right sides and you're going to see that it's going to completely just lay down flat. So i'm going to do that with some gorilla snot gel i'm going to put my head scarf on and i'll show you guys. The final result in a second removing my head scarf. I do notice that there is like a bit of humpage at the top, because my cornrows are not the flattest, so i'm just going to grab a wax stick. I am going to smooth those hairs downwards and then i'm going to grab my pressing comb and i'm just going to use some heat to further enforce the hair downwards. Basically and then i'm going to put my head scarf on again, i'm going to finish my makeup and then i'll be finished, and here is the finished. Look. Thank you so much for watching. If you have any questions, don't forget to leave them down below in the comment section don't forget to check down below in the description box, i'll have all of the information, the promo codes and direct links to all love. I do like this wig a lot. I think that the waves are so beautiful on it. The hair texture is really pretty. The hair is a natural density. I think it's perfect for fall perfect for summer. It'S a super, easy wig to put on and go. You do not need glue tape. Gel none of that stuff, you can just get a custom fit from using an elastic band. I love the fact that it is a closure, but you can get away with it. Looking like a frontal because it does have a lace edge. This wig is definitely a daily wig, and you can't tell me that i ain't glue this down like you would think that it was a frontal wig that i glued down like for real, definitely get your hands on this wig. If you can - and i can't wait to see you all in my next video bye, guys yeah - that's right - it's basil,