*Must Have* Brown Highlight Wig | Beginner Friendly, Ready To Wear | Myfirstwig

Hey guys, i'm back today with another video, this one is going to be brought to you by the company, my first wig and today i'm going to be showcasing. This brown highlight lace, front wig. This is a bob style. This one is in the length 12 inches and it is a yaki texture. This unit has two combs on the side, a comb in the back and your adjustable strap, and you also get your adjustable elastic band. It'S going to be a straight out of the box. Video because of course, everything comes already pretty much done so you get a nice pre-plugged hairline and you also get that nice. Swiss lace, that's already starting to blend into my skin, but this is what it is looking like. So if you are a beginner, you do not have to worry about plucking out your units unless you want to just do a little bit extra. This unit also does come with your 13 by 6 parting space, and you can see that the knots are already bleached. So it's already given off that scalp-like effect, i'm going to be using a little bit of wax around my hairline area, just because i noticed some hairs that were kind of going everywhere and i wanted them to go back and be out the way. So i can work on cutting on my lace. I'M just going to use my hot comb to press everything back now. This lace does overlap a little bit over my ear, not too much, but just enough for me to cut off a little bit so that it can sit above my ear, you see once i cut the lace off how well it is already starting to blend into My skin, so if you want to wear this glue, this you definitely can, but for today i am going to adhere this unit down using my even new york active hole spray, just placing a little bit around the hairline, because a little bit of this spray definitely Goes a long way and i'm just going to use my blow dryer to speed up the process and you guys also see me take out a little bit of my hair on the side, because i was thinking about creating some sideburns. But i did change my mind because i didn't want to swoop them over, but you guys will see at the end now. This unit also does come as a middle part. You can definitely leave it as a middle part, but today i am feeling a curved side. Part, so i'm just going to curve that around and then i'm going to take my wax at the top and begin to press that down. Now, as i go to the heavier side, i am going to kind of work in sections, because i really want this to lay nice and flat at the top. I wanted to make sure that the back of the hair was going to get flat ironed properly, especially because i can't see back there, so i did pin up some of the hair to go ahead and work on that. This is a very good density. This is 160 density. Of course, if you get the 13x4, then that is a 130 density, so it just really depends on how much hair that you like, but flat ironing this hair took me no time, and this unit does also come in a silky texture. If you are not a fan of the yaki texture, i got to the top part. I did add a little bit more of a bump because i wanted to create, like a more layer, look where the hair kind of flows back a little bit more, not too heavy, but enough to tell a difference. Now i'm just going to go ahead and remove my elastic band and whoa y'all see how well that melted in i love it. Basic band was sitting on my hairline. I am going to go in and fix up some areas that i feel like need to be fixed, and then i'm also going to cut down some of those hairs on the side. I did end up moving some out the way because i don't want them. Looking too thick, but i also realize i didn't want to sweep them over because i didn't feel like it was needed, considering the hair was going to be covering it. So i'm just kind of fixing over the areas like i said that i wasn't really able to get to and then just lightly swooping some hair over in that spot. I'M not going to swoop all the way around the hairline just because i don't feel like it's needed and i don't want to take away from the hairline. Now i'm going to be adding a little bit of my powder into the parting space area, just to kind of make it look more scalp-like and a little bit more realistic and then just kind of comb through this hair, and i am going to end up curling Over in that front area, a little bit tighter and you guys already know with yaki texture, it does end up falling a little bit quicker. So that's why i had to go in a second time and re-curl. It bring my serum in to control any type of frizziness and fly aways and give it a nice sleek look - and i am done with this unit and look how it came out. This bob is really really cute. I am loving the length on this, but i am also loving the fullness and how realistic it looks. This unit does start at 10 inches and it goes all the way up to 16 inches. If you just want a little bit more length, i am in love with the way that the parting space is looking the lace melted all the way in. I have no issues with that, but guys make sure you stay tuned to hear my final thoughts when it comes to this bob unit. This shannon already speaks for itself. I mean i'm giving you bob, i'm giving you a little bit of classy on this side, i'm giving you color, i'm giving you texture and i'm giving you scout, and this is mine, realness and all because this already pretty much came ready to go straight out of The box this unit didn't need any plucking at all along the hairline. I mean this is just how it came. It looks really good. I got a little bit of extra spray on this side. I don't need much worry about it, but i didn't have to put any powder into the hairline area. Let me focus on putting powder into the parting space area, one because i can see like a little bit of the lighter part of where the lace is, and then i didn't want my cap to show. So i feel like it looks really good with two colors in my powder palette to try to get it as close to my skin tone as possible does come already as a middle part. However, i decided to do a side part one because i've been doing a few middle parts lately, and so i wanted to kind of curve this and then just add a little razzle dazzle on the side by adding you know these little curls on the side kind Of give you a faux layer, look without having to go in and cut any of the hair down focus on adding the heavier curl to this side, because i wanted you know the little bang effect. I didn't really do much to this side, except for lightly flat. Ironing i curled it a little bit more right here, but nothing too heavy. Of course, you guys seen me cut a little bit of sideburns, but i did not swoop them over because i didn't feel like it was needed now. I did add a little bit of soup right here, but it's very light not really doing too much, and it's not taking away from the hairline stocking caps. And the one thing that i did notice when i put this unit on was that it was showing in like the front area when i was kind of flipping around and pulling some of the hair back to show the hairline so yeah. I would only rock one stocking cap, so you don't have to worry about it peeking through, because i did pluck this out really good. Have anything super heavy underneath you don't have to worry about the showing it's not showing right now because of the way i have the hair, but i did notice that when i pulled it back, it was peeking through there's a yaki texture. So if you are trying to get a curl, you are going to have to probably curl it a few times and you might want to add a little bit of holding spray to set the curl accu texture does fall a little bit quicker than a silky texture. It doesn't hold as well, but i feel like it still kind of gets the job done and the look that you may be going for. Let me know what you guys think about this style. Are you feeling it are you feeling the side part, or do you prefer to rock a middle or feeling this unit? I am going to make sure to leave all the links down below. Do not forget to subscribe to my channel turn on notifications on share and like this video and i'll see you guys next time, bye, guys