Beginner Friendly！Lace Closure Water Wave Wig Install Ft. Wignee Hair

What'S up, everybody welcome back to fake bougie. If you are new to my channel, don't forget to like and subscribe in today's video, i'm going to be showing you all how i did this super melted, beginner friendly lace, install emphasis on beginner friendly the unit i'm wearing! Will be from wigney hair company, their info will be listed below okay, so jumping right into it. This is what they sent me first, i have this cute little wig cap, and this is more so for like a sew-in, they also sent me this really cute wig brush, which i'm definitely going to be using. I also got these really cute eyelashes. I appreciate they're, not the super long stripper con and this is the wig. So the wig is a four by five lace closure. It is transparent, hd lace, the hair is super super beautiful. This is 24 inches of their peruvian water wave, which i love. I love the texture. I did have to bleach the knots which took no time and it turned out really great. They didn't over process at all. It comes with four combs one in the middle one, in the back and two on the sides, as well as an elastic band. It doesn't have thick welting on the hairline, which i hate, that i get that from some of the um partial lace fronts that i get. But this one's really well constructed and, like i said, the hd lace, even with the nuts bleached looks flawless and i was kind of shocked because for 24 inches this is a really great length. Hair is dry, it keeps the same texture. So just keep that in mind. It'S a really good curl pattern. So, to start off, i'm going to take some foaming mousse and i'm just going to slick back the edges of the hair and really just all the hair, because i needed to completely stay out of the way. Next, i'm going to just go ahead and cut my lace since it's only a four by four closure um. I don't need to wait until it gets on my scalp, because it's just going to make it even harder, so yeah cutting the lace beforehand is perfectly fine. I promise next i'm going to take my bold hold glue and do my line going across my forehead, not touching my actual hairline and i'm just going to use a comb just to rub that in to make it as thin as possible. And then i'm going to. Let that air dry for a few minutes once it is completely clear, but still pretty tacky and sticky, i'm going to go in with a second coat, because i want to wear this longer than a few days. I want to leave this on for at least a week and a half two weeks so once that second coat is on, while it dries i'm going to go in with my even tinted: lace, spray and spray, the lace of the 4x4 spraying it a little bit At a time making sure i don't over saturate the lace and then going in with my blow dryer and blowing it on the hottest setting to fully fully dry the lace, because you cannot put this on your head if it is still wet. It'S like touching something that you just spray painted. You never want to do that. So, after i'm completely done with this process, i'm going to go ahead and see where i want to place the wig on my head. You got to make sure that you don't really secure it down until it's exactly where you want it, because once it's on that glue, it's like cement and there is no turning back. So i like to make sure that mine is completely centered. I don't so much pay attention to the pre-made part, that's kind of already in the middle. I line it based on like where my eyebrows are so that can be a good guide for you to use if you're unsure, and i just make sure that it's exactly where i want it to be. Like i said next, i'm going to make sure there are no hairs in the way. Again, you don't want anything extra sticking and i'm going to use this comb to secure it and i'm just basically taking the rec comb and pushing the hairline down as i'm pulling the hair back with the comb. Next, i'm going to go in with my got to be hairspray and i'm just securing that lace to my forehead with that, it's the same as using a melted spray. Next, i'm going to take my elastic band and just tie it. I like to tie it on the side because tying it in the back is just never going to happen. For me, it's too hard, so i'll leave it on for a few minutes. You know and then once i take it off as you can see, flawless flawless flawless, everything is blending and that wigny lace ain't nothing to play with i'm going to take my comb and just comb through just because the got2b can make it a little stiff and We do not want stiff edges, you know, that's not cute, especially when we're about to lay those baby hairs and i really like how they make the hairline look so natural. I did not pluck this wig at all. This is exactly how it came. So next i'm going to go in and i'm just going to figure out. You know like how exactly i want the baby hairs. Sometimes you know i want to go for a thicker baby hair look other times. I want it to be the little thin wispy hairs. So i'm just going in and really taking my time to figure out exactly how i want them once i have it figured out, i'm going in with scissors making sure they're, actually sharp scissors, not dull, and i'm just going to cut and then kind of do a Rough draft trying to figure out how i like that length and that shape and just forming the baby hairs. Next, i'm going to do the other side, and i just do this section by section just taking my time cut and then i get me some eco styler, gel and, like i said, do a rough draft of the edges, and i do this a couple times going Back and forth, like sometimes i go back in and cut the hair some more other times. I just leave it alone. Next am going to take the comb, the well the right tail end of the rat tail comb and figure out where i want my part for this install. I want a middle part, so i went ahead and pulled the hairs. Y'All know i don't use tweezers. I do not pluck, i actually pull the hairs with my hand, to do my part and after i do that i'm going to use my wax stick and this wig for some reason had like an alfalfa look going on some little hairs that didn't want to stay Down - and i didn't want to like use a citizen like cut them, so i just used the wax stick and i used my heavy brush and just made sure that i brushed it down really really good um like i said this is the curl pattern and how It looks wet or dry, but i'm gon na make it wet just so that i can kind of add moisture back into the hair, because i did recently wash it before this install. And so this is me just going in and using my leave-in conditioner that i got from garnier fructis and i'm just going to put this all throughout the hair, and this also helps to keep the curls saturated. So you don't have to worry about tangling or dryness or anything like that, and it helps for the curly look to stay next, i'm going to use my electric hot comb and just going in and making sure that the top of my wig is super super flat. You don't want any lumps or bump you want it to look as natural as possible, and so just going through and doing this kind of helps secure that look for you that natural effect, because we all you know, wanted to look natural. Nobody wants to actually look like they're wearing a wig like what's the point so after i get done doing that, i'm going to take some guy to be just to make sure that little hair that was sticking up stays down and i'm going to go in with My blow dryer and make sure that that dries hard and down, i also use my electric hot comb. Just to you know, hit it again, keep it down. Add that heat to it to make sure it doesn't go anywhere. Next, i'm going to use the brush that they sent over and brush the hair with it, and this brush is actually really good. So this is the final result. As you can see, the hair looks super super natural love, love love how it turned out, and one thing i like about this 4x4. So in case you all didn't know, i hate hate, hate, partial closures. I hate 4x4 um closures, but this one i'm actually in love with it, even in between me filming this and now, when i'm doing the voiceover, it's been about a week and a half, and i am still wearing this wig like i do not want to take It off the hair is great. The closure is still phenomenal. It still looks super natural. I haven't, had to do anything except tie my hair down, no retouches, nothing, and i don't have that effect where, like the sides, are showing the wig and it can. You know you can tell it's not a a full lace. 13X4. So absolutely love this make sure y'all check out their site again. This is from wigney and i will have all of their information listed below. Thank you all so much for watching, don't forget to like and subscribe and as always stay bougie. You