Simple Side Part Lace Wig Install No Baby Hairs ❤️Beaufox Hair

Hey beauties there welcome that time before the TV we are back with another last week, installation in today's harris with bladder bob you hair now they did send a little curly weight today and i'm going to be installing this curly wig on my mom today, and this Would be a no baby, hair, wig installation pretty much? The current panel is pretty pretty cute. Y'All know i love love, love, curly hair, but as far as their hairline it was not pre plugged, but i did go ahead and do some plucking and bleach the knots and everything like that and, like i mentioned, i'm going to install this wig on my mom Today i did go ahead and add the foundation color and everything in inside and i do use the Ruby kisses cream foundation for those who are not too sure what foundation I use. But if you check the description box below, I do have a list of my most frequently used products that I use in my videos and you guys can just get the names and see what a purchase. But I will update it later on with links to each product that way, it's easier for you, but today, as I mentioned I'll, be installing this wig on my mom, and this will be a no baby, hair lace, wig installation and we're just going to do a Simple side part because this is a 13 by 4, so it would not be a deep side part. It would just be like a regular high side part and a no baby hair installation. Now I am going to go ahead and use all layers of my about four layers of their bold whole acts of lace, glue and I'm just gon na take my spread, stick and just spread that glue all the way out into it is nice and smooth, and I'M going to add all of my layers and then begin to pull that lace down into that glue. You now that you have added all of your layers. You can go ahead and begin to pull the lace down into the glue and have her hold east side of their lace. As you blowdry comb and melt the lace loop ends. Now you can begin to go ahead and cut off that extra lace and if you are using a scissors method, just make sure you do cut that lace in a zigzag motion and try to cut as close up to that lace as possible. That way, it can look more seamless from skin into the hairline versus too much lace being left on, and then you can actually see that lace so make sure you cut in zigzag motion and very close to where the hairline of the wig starts. To kind of that, lace just go ahead and tap down anything, that's still lifting and after I did that step, I'm just going to go ahead and start to part the wig. So I can prepare for styling and as I mentioned, because this is a 13 by 4 wig, I will have to part it a little bit higher because it's not a frontal wig and most frontal weeks it kind of mimics a frontal or lace frontal bundles. But this is just a regular lace front wig, so I do have to part it a little bit higher to get a nice length part and I'm just going to go ahead and pull their hair back and I'm gon na. Take my bad head. I'M gon na take my lace glue first and tuck down the points, they're still lifting and then going with my bad head. I mean not bad head, but bioship today I will be using a bio, six spray and spraying it across the hairline and tying it down with that beautiful hustla Maribelle. Now I get a frequent question in this wish. Do I like better the biosilk or the bedhead, but honestly I love them both just the same. I just always used to bed hair first because um well, I use it the most because it's easier for me to find. I do find my bad hair. It'S very very cheap and t.j.maxx, but it's really really hard to come across that biosilk rock-hard styling spray. So once I find somewhere that has all the time I will probably just purchase both just as much and just you know alternate between the two but nevertheless absolutely spray. Your hairline down with it just go ahead and tie it down with the elastic band and let that sit for about 10 to 15 minutes or until it's completely dry. If you are sitting them under a dryer. Anything like that, and once you remove that band, your hair line should be naturally pushed back because of the tightness and the pressure that the elastic band gives off and as I mentioned, because it will be a no baby hair style. I did not pull down any hair to create baby hairs after removing the Bell, I'm just going to just go on with my wax stick and hot comb and just press everything out, and you can also call them out their hair styling spray. That way, you don't have to be hard or anything like that. Once I've finished hot combing everything down, I'm just gon na use, some of my got to be spray and just um. You know spray like to flyaways down and everything like that and a frequent question that I get a lot is: can I use that got to be spray to do the whole second step of melting process, which I really don't like, like the got to be spray? As my main choice to do that, but be since you, since you guys asked that question a lot, I will actually do a video spring that got to be spraying across the hairline after melting the lace down and just see if it can work as a substitute For their bed hand or that biosilk, but, however, I am going to use like I said a little bit of that got to be sprayed to fly down or to tack down my flyaways and then I'm just gon na go ahead and black spray and conceal the Part and as far as the finishing look I'm just going to wet this hair and just let it be in its natural state and just let it air dry in its natural curl pattern. This is just a simple look like I said, very quick lace, wig installation. No baby hairs and everything like that and you know just pretty much stay tuned for the finishing look. As I mentioned, the part will be higher up because it is a lace front, wig like a 13 by 4 and not an actual frontal wig with a more parting space. So, yes, stay tuned for the finishing results you you and that pretty much just sums up. The look for this video today so here was a video of the finishing look and thank you guys for tuning anti-alien, beautiful hustla TV