Crimp Season! Ali Pearl 6X6 Lace Closure Install And Tutorial

Hado, so this hair is from a live pearl, so I'm gon na tell you dogs all the details on the hair and then we'll get into the styling of it and all of that team. So let me just pull it up, because that screenshot, it sorry Burke Anil again she's busy, you don't even know if I can go get it fixed today seems to be the story here lately always breaking a nail. Okay. So the hair that I have is the body wave hair. I believe it's either Brazilian or Peruvian. It doesn't really tell me right here, but the lens that I have is 22. 24. 26. 26. What the 20 inch 6x6 closure, so the closure goes across instead of it just being like in the center. It'S a lot longer almost kind of like a frontal, but it doesn't go all the way to the edges and you don't know that it just it's the hardest part to keep down. So I feel like this is good and it's easy, like super quick to apply. You don't have to take as much time as you would with a frontal, but you still kind of get that look and you have more parting space. If you want to do like ponytails and stuff like that, you can do that. So with this hair I decided that arrogance has said that it was curbs season, so baby girl, its crimped season. So I was like, let me pull out my crimp iron and get these crimps popping. Now, when I was in school, probably like high school, I used to crimp my hair all the time like rub my own natural hair, but of course my hair was much shorter, so it wasn't as much work as it was with this hair. Now this hair being 26 inches. Let me just tell y'all, I crimped this hair over a two day period, because whenever I did it the first day it was already kinda late and then I somewhere to go, and you know I just stopped doing it so then I came back to it and Finished it up the next day, which you will see in the video, because I feel me crimping it. I didn't show the whole process because it's very repetitive, you're doing the same thing over and over just going down the hair. So this is the crimp iron that I used. I also do have a crimp iron, that's more of like that old-school one, but this one is more of like a deep waver like you're gon na get really bigger crimps with this one. I feel, like my other one, will be more defined, so if you don't want to see a tutorial with the other one, then let me know, because I kind of want to try it again, although this took so long that I kind of don't ever want to Do crimps again and I kind of feel like the definition of them like at the top. You can see that nice really crimped look, but I mean I don't know even on camera, you can kind of tell that it looks really crypt, but at the bottom the curls feels so soft that I don't feel like they're gon na last and I did spray It with hairspray, but I guess this hairspray is not really like the best to use. I should have used my pump it up. They used the Garnier firm, seeks, sleek and shiny humidity, anti-humidity hairspray. So it's like a humidity spray and hairspray mix together and I feel like it's kind of more soft. I almost used the whole kit, but I've had there for a while, and I just wanted to use something cheap that I had laying around to try this out. So this crimp ironed that I have is the ISO professional and I guess just like a deep waver. I can't remember exactly what company I got this from, but they have sent me some Hot Tools quite a while ago, and this was one of them and I never used it and punch has been xed me to do some crimps in my hair. So here you go punched, you got your crimp, so this is the hair. I really like the larger closure and I did kind of use a foundation that was coming a little bit red for my skin, but I think I kind of counteracted it with a little bit of powder in the Front's. I feel like you blend it in really good and you can't really detect it honey. So let me show you all the hair. I need to go, get dressed the, but this is the hair. This is the hair, even with the crimps and 26 inches. You still get really nice lid say yeah, so this is the hair. I think it's really pretty, but it's not like super defined like I think I should have used a heavier hairspray, so I'm just gon na mist it with some oil, because I did you so much hairspray to give it that shine back, because I don't want it To look dull and I'm also gon na take my got to be and just kind of lock it lock it in, because I don't want to lose all of this work that I did so just kind of like my little finishing skills. It'S really cute, though I like it but honey. I don't think I'm gon na be sleeping in this week because I don't want to UM run a crib. I'M gon na take a little bit of mousse and just lay that down a little where I have those little flower ways but yeah it's real cute or whatever real cute, okay da. So this is how the hair looks after I have washed it in. You know made my wig and stuff, so I'm just gon na start by putting a part in the middle and using a little bit of France. Buster serum in the hair, just to you know, give it some shine because we're gon na be using so much hairspray on this hair. So I'm just running it through the hair a little bit and also at the top, and then I'm also gon na. Take my hot comb and just press down the middle to get the part to lay nice and flat. You know and defined and all of the edges - and this is so repetitive, so I decided I would just do a little bit of a voiceover just in case you, dogs, need some help or y'all just want to hear my voice. I don't know, maybe I'll do y'all, probably miss Meeks. I miss y'all, so I'm just fixing up the hair and using some clips and then here you can see I've sectioned off the back part of the hair and then I'm gon na start using this spray. I think this spray worked: okay, sorry, my phone's going off, but for the most part, these curls or crimps only less than in the hair. For about two days and the second day, they look different, of course like right now that still has a light crimp to it, but it's definitely not like how it was in this video. So I worked man using a bitter hairspray but yeah. I just sprayed the hair down comb through the section to make sure there are no kinks at all so there now, I'm gon na take this deep waver and we're gon na start crimping. So what I'm gon na do is just hold it on the hair. You can count in your head, however many seconds you want to hold it onto the hair. It also does have a lot feature on it, so that you don't have to just squeeze down so tight. Your hands will be hurting and your arms will be tired, anyways, but yeah just hold it on there for a few seconds. Turning your head, like 20 seconds 15 seconds, whatever you want to do and then go ahead and open it up and move down the hair section by section each part where you leave off. You want to make sure that you match the crimp iron up with where your less crimp or been in the hair. Was it so that you can get a nice consecutive crimp. You know so that it all flows together. You don't want to look patchy or be missing sections or anything like that. So you know I just have to pay attention to that. So it's very repetitive, like I said you're just gon na keep doing the same thing over and over my arm was so tired. I got up, I said down. I got up, I sat down over and over because it was just so much now. The hairstyle was super cute the first day, but it is so much work that I don't know that it's something that I will be doing a lot, because I can do someone curls and they can last for a week even with sleeping on them. So I don't know about this, but yeah as I can see, is the next day I have on different clothes, because I did not finish this hair one day, because it was just too much for me too much work. I mean you can do it, but it takes a while, and I did have my crimp iron on the hottest temperature and I did kind of try to do somewhat small sections. But then I saw a little bit bead because I just felt like it was taking forever, but at the top I didn't take a lot smaller sections, just because I wanted to make sure that the top was really defined and showing those crimps are really good. So yeah I'm just doing the same thing over and over spraying, the hair down with hairspray making sure the section is nice and sleek and combed out and then going in with my crimp iron and at the top. If you don't notice, I did not go all the way up to the root of the hair, because you don't want it to be like too bulky so just kind of start a little bit down and then also use your you know, hot comb to kind of Flatten out the top a little so yeah, so now I'm gon na move on to applying the wig to my head. So I'm just putting it on to make sure everything looks good. The foundation that I use. It'S, not the right color. So don't crack me. I know I was trying a different one. I don't like it so whatever, but anyways I'm using the Gorillaz, not Jill, and I'm just going to put that on the front on my forehead or perimeter of my hair or whatever you want to call it. So you know I'm just gon na put that down and I'll pull out a nice little layer. This gel is already really sticky, so I find that it works really good to hold my weights down. I like it more than they got to be, but then I'm gon na put the got to be spray on top of it, and then I'm also going to blow-dry it on cool a little bit just to let it get nice and tacky and let all of The products think together and get really sticky so that the we can stick right on so then, I'm gon na move on to placing the weak down and issue dogs can see this foundation. Color that I put on my legs does not match my skin. My skin is much more yellow and the foundation is much more red, but for the most part I got it to blend in and work for me without having to wash them her legs and start completely over. So yeah I'm just blow drying it to melt it into the skin. So as you can see now it kind of disappears and it looks like it matches pretty good. So you know I made it work for what it was worth and then I'm gon na go ahead and do my baby hairs. You don't know. I just use a eyebrow razor to cut my baby hairs down and I'm using some wrapping, mousse or foam boost to lay the baby hairs down. I didn't use a Jill cuz. I want it to be really soft, so yeah, I'm just doing that, and then I'm also gon na tie them down for a second. I find that this makes them look good, but it disturbs them, like my baby. Hairs, always never stay exactly how I want them. Like this scarf or a wrap or whatever, you use, always kind of moves them a little bit, but it worked out fun. So, after that, I'm just gon na go ahead and recruit some of the top sections where I may have combed it out from doing the baby hairs and that's it. You