Easiest Lace Closure Wig Install Elastic Band Added! Ft. Luvme Hair

Hey everybody welcome back to my youtube channel. If you are new here then welcome. I hope you liked this video and i hope you hit that subscribe button down below today's wig install is using a 5x5 lace. Closure wig from love me hair. Obviously this is a completely glueless wig install, so no glue was used. If you guys want to see how i achieved this install from start to finish literally from me, taking it out the box to it being on my head right now, then just keep on watching. Okay, guys so today's wig is from love me hair in the package. They did give me a few goodies. They gave me a lovely hair wrap. They gave me an extra elastic band, a little edge brush um, some bobby pins um, like some tweezers. This was a 22 inch. I believe, 22 inch. 555 lace, closure wig, as you can see here, i'm just showing you guys the inside of the cap. It came with an elastic band as well as some clips on the inside um. I think this was a medium sized cap and i believe this was a 200 density wig. The wig was extremely full and it was body weight texture. So here i'm just going in and bleaching the knots. I'M sure you guys have seen this process done. A million, and one times after i bleached the knots i went in and plucked um. Let me let me know if you guys want a plucking tutorial or for me to go more in depth into how i pluck this is obviously sped up footage. So it kind of just looks like i'm going crazy, but um plucking definitely matters and you don't want to over, pluck so um yeah. Let me know if you guys want to see or want me to explain plucking a little bit better. So after i plugged i air dried, the hair and pressed it out, and then i just started to go in and add some baby hairs um. I then decided to just crimp the hair um. The wig really didn't have like any texture after i washed it to be honest body wave is not really a texture. In my opinion, it's just like it looks pretty fresh out, but it's not really a real texture in my opinion, so i went in and just added some crimps using my ion crimpers from sally beauty so onto the install. I did cut the lace off and this is the wig on my head. So as you can see that lace is way too light. It is not blending, it looks crazy as hell, so i took um some mousse, some tinted mousse and i just went in and applied the mousse onto my hairline. This is a product that i'm thinking about officially releasing. I just want to test it out a little bit more and see what different shades i'm going to do. But this is a release product from my company, paris, dior collection and i'm just taking that and applying that to the hairline and anywhere that that lace is looking super light and i'm just using my brush and just dabbing it on. The lace then went in with got to be spray, and i also spray some of that on the legs. I like to spray got tv because it just seems like it just lays everything down better and then i went in with, of course, my paris to your collection melt band to um melt that lace into my head. Okay, you guys so i forgot to record an outro like i'm so sorry, but basically how it looks in the beginning of the video is how it looked after i took the melt band off. I probably had the milkman on for about 30 minutes to an hour. Maybe, and once i took it off, it was pretty much laid. The tinted mousse really did the job as far as matching the lace to my skin. So i really didn't have to do much and then, of course, once you spray got to be spray on the lace, it pretty much secures it for a while. So it was not moving um, i'm so sorry for getting to record an outro like. I just feel like a goofball, but i hope you guys enjoyed this video. Please leave any questions, comments, anything down below and don't forget to subscribe to my channel and let me know what you guys want to see next, thank you for watching bye,