Lace Melt On Light Skin❤️Wig Install On My Goddie| Wiggins Hair

Hey beauties and welcome back to inv, firstly, TV today I'll be installing a wig from a straight wig from the Wiggins hair. Now they did drop off some little goodies into their box and start. You know as far as a cab elastic band and everything like that and, of course the wig is self, so I'm gon na go ahead and show you what the wig looks like fresh out of the box fresh out of the box, I'm very cute straight. Very nice, soft texture and everything like that, so I did go ahead, bleach the knives and I did do some plucking one. This way it was pretty pluck, but not really to my liking. So I just went in you know and did some more plucking, and today I will be installing this lace wig on my god today and if you stay tuned for my um for the last video I uploaded using my brand hair on my very very uh life Skins, client, then you will know that this method that I'm using and what I'm using is not unfamiliar to you. I did go back in with that. Like ivory, eyebrow concealer to you know, match my brighter skin client a.k.a gotti. So you know today I will be installing this week on her and, as you can see, I did kind of get a little bit of that makeup on to the hair. But it's fine because by the time I'm done, you know Landis wig down and everything like that like it will not even be there. So you do get a little foundation onto the hair. Honestly, it's fine! It won't end up. You know coming off anyway from you. Combing and using product and everything like that, but um, I did not apply any foundation to her bald cap whatsoever because I wanted to get that. You know to get the most natural look as possible without the lace. Looking too dark - and that's just pretty much been my goal for my lot of fun - my lighter skin clients that the lace is not too dark for their skin, so I did not, like I said, apply any foundation on to the ball cap. I could have applied that porcelain on there, but I did not. I just wanted to see how the results will come out with me. Just using you know that regular, transparent lace and that porcelain I mean at the porcelain but then like ivory, on concealer on the lace itself and then applying it. So I hope you guys, you know, do enjoy the tutorial and you know. Let me know what you guys think of the finishing look now for her today, we'll be doing a side part with the baby hairs installation, and I did, as you can see, do the three. You know section method that I do that I do when installing the wings on myself you know, just as always, I tell you guys that every video will not be the same. I like to do different methods just to see you know just to show you different things, and maybe one of these methods can work best for you. I don't like to do everything exactly the same anyway, because I like to try out different methods for myself as well to see which one I like better and what gives me the better results, but um once I did apply all my layers. I did pull that middle section down first, because I always like to secure the middle of the lace week and then work my way on the side. So once I did get that middle section, tech down, I might be high for a whole day - blow-dry it and then I cut off the extra lace and then I did the same thing with this left side. Well, technically, it's the right side of her head here by blow-drying that lace, cutting off the extra lace and everything like that and, as you can see, I'm getting you know natural results already and, of course, everything you do to one side you want to do it To the other, and now I'm just going in with that boat hold once again and just you know, tacking down all of the corners and honestly guys using a rat tail comb or anything, that's small that can get under those little creaks of where the lace is Lifting is the best thing to do, because you can put as much glue as you need and spread it out. Nice, in you know, even their way can dry clear and just using the end of my tail comb, pushing the lace from back front on laying that lays down and securing everything. That'S lifting - and I also use the back end of the comb as well to push that lace right on down to get it melted in that glue in this world as my fingertips, so I'm just gon na use those same little steps on the ends of the Lace, just to make sure everything is laid into that glue. Everything is tucked down nice and neat and, of course, what you do don't want. You know what you do to one side. You do want to repeat those steps to the other and she did get her part on the side, but it's usually I do my parts on the other side of the person's head, but she actually wanted the part on the right. Cyrus is the part being on the left side, which most people do get it on the left side, so yeah. I would just that's not anything pretty much different about this video, it's just where the part would be. As far as for the you know, styling portion, but I do hope you guys enjoy this tutorial. Thank you guys for tuning in and keep watching so now that I am done. Checking down the lace, I'm just going to go in with my Apple G moves and just apply that mousse all over the hairline, and I will tie you down with that beautiful hustling melt belt to get that lace. You know nice, melted and secured, and I love the natural effect that the mousse gives the hairline. So that's why I wanted to use the mousse today and, as I always mentioned, every technique is different. I do the things differently on each person, depending on how I feel which method I want to use like as long as at the end of the day, your installation is very nice flawless, you know natural and you know secure. That'S all that matters so, and I said that again because some people ask me why don't I do the same method, everybody! You know everybody's different everything. You know different things work best for different people, so I'm just giving you guys a variety of ways to do things, and you know I don't the million one monsters. I showed you just choose the one that you like the best or do a combination of a few of them. You know whatever gets a job done for you, but as you can see, I went ahead and tie down that lace and I went ahead and removed that milk belt and now I'm just humming out those hairs and I'm going again I'm going in with that bad Head again and just you know, making sure that lace is secured and just you know, spreading across the hairline and blow drying it one in. But as I mentioned, she is getting a part. You know her part on the right side, so you know I will go in and hot comb out the roots and press everything. I was with my wax stick in my hot comb and I will be creating baby heroes today for this install. So you will see me, do the baby hairs and everything for her as well. Now this was a you know a straight week and very easy to work with. The hair was already like very soft and everything, so it wasn't like, like I actually loved the quality of Wiggins hair like I've worked at this company um, so many many times before, and it's just like every time, I'm always pleased with their hair, the quality, the Form is, you know the lace. Everything is just like always good with this company, so they are very consistent with their quality, which is a very, very great thing. So yeah love this wig. I love this company and I'm just going to you know, straighten everything out and now I'm just putting out this section to where my baby hairs are going to be, and I did pull out. You know thin sections and you do want to just cut that down. Really shorts about an inch, I did not want to do like a no baby, hair and stuff, as I've been doing those you know kind of frequent on my channels. So I just want to bring you back. You know, bring you guys back to the baby hair. Look and I actually love the baby hairs with this install to me. It made it like pop, even more versus being languages. Naturally, it's own. Maybe I do like the natural look better with the center parts, but when it comes to like natural look at the side parts, I don't know it's like I'm in between the two sometimes depending on I don't know it just all depends. Sometimes I feel like baby hair should be done and other times out there like nah. You don't really need any, but I did do baby hairs with just installation and I am using that or she is gone. All-In-One hair gel to support my baby hairs and using my edge brush, of course, and just you know, combing and smoothing everything down, creating those scenes to get that like perfect baby, hair, look and um, you know just using my finger using that comb to create those Seeds and even when I get to the top baby hair like where the part is I like, for the baby hair to follow the same direction, the rest of the hair is falling at like that front baby hair by the part I used to swoop it the Opposite way, but I just prefer to you know: do it this way now I don't know just like it's so much better. But yes, I'm just going to suit that thing right on in and then I will add baby hairs across the whole hairline. So the other baby hairs will fall in the regular direction. Well, yeah will fall in the direction of a regular, see the baby hairs on this side is like a backwards see, but when it comes to doing on, the other side will be like that. Regular Sisu motion that you will go in so yeah stay tuned to this video and the finishing results, and let me know what you guys think down in the comments pretty much when I'm done with these baby hairs as well. I was just like you know: black spray can still tap our flat iron hair a little bit. You know for the finishing touch, but yes thank to them and, like I said, let me know what you guys think down below in the comments and thank you guys for tuning in to I envy the hosta TV keep watching and stay tuned.