Soft Fluffy Curls For Fall | Beginning To End Glueless Deep Wave Closure Wig Install | Ft. Westkiss

Foreign, hello, sweeties welcome back to another video and today we're doing West kiss hair. With this hair, I got a pair of lashes, a edge brush two-way caps, a satin bonnet, an edge melting band. The hair that we'll be reviewing today is an HD 5x5 14 inch. Deep wave, wig and 180 density, you can see the closure of the two combs in the front, the comb in the back and the adjustable straps foreign process. I used clear all bw2, also the Clairol Pure White and 40 volume. So for my closure, wigs, I take one whole cup of the bleaching powder and then I use that same Dipper to fill it halfway with the cream developer. I pour that in and mix it up and it makes the perfect like toothpaste, mixture, and that is enough to cover your entire closure foreign. So this is what the closure is looking like after I bleached it. As you can see, it's pretty well pre-plucked. I was just being a little bit extra. I decided to go in and break it up a little bit more. I didn't do anything um extravagant, I just kind of pulled back into the hairline to break it up some foreign okay. So it's installation time this hair is so pretty it has such a beautiful flow to it after I conditioned it and it dried so freaking pretty so I'm going in with my e-band tinted lace and medium brown, I'm just going to cover that closure really good. So now I'm just going to prep my wig cap for my closure, wigs. I never do anything special to my wig caps Like Glue them down or the ball method, or anything like that. I just take a contour shade close to what I would wear on my face and blend it out really good. All over the section where I know the closure will be make sure I get that lightest part of the band as good as possible and just kind of leave it at that because usually, if I'm doing a closure wig it's a time thing, and I don't want To do too much work, foreign so for my adhesive, I'm going in with the e-bin forever ultimate glue. This was the first time using this and it was okay. It did flake a little bit, but nothing like you can't comb out or get rid of. I'M gon na go ahead and do three layers of this and each time I lay a layer, I'm gon na blow dry it just a bit to get it more tacky and then, once I have my three layers, I will lay the wig down and tie it Down with band honest foreign foreign, so now it's time to cut off the lace, I'm just going to cut it in the middle and then cut off the two pieces that I've created. It'S close to that hairline as possible and then I'm just going to take whatever's left in that brush that I used earlier for my wig cap and go over the hairline just to kind of blend everything together. Thank you, honest foreign. So while I'm finishing up this install, I want to kind of give you guys my final thoughts and my observations so right out the back. It was not super crunchy. You know sometimes um when you're dealing with curly hair because they put their styling stuff in it. To Define that curl pattern, it will be more on the stiff side, it wasn't terribly stiff, it did have a strong smell to it. I have to be honest, but once I washed it and conditioned it, it was perfect. You guys, I washed it like twice and then I conditioned it for about an hour and a half, and when I tell you it was just so silky and soft and it held a really pretty smell for a good. While I love it, when hair can like hold the conditioner scent after you're done conditioning it, this hair is very buttery and soft, very luxury to touch I'm telling you and the lace is phenomenal. I love some good HD lace. You really don't have to do much to it. It just looks good it Blends on its own. I got no shedding. I haven't had any problems with tangling. All in all, this hair is a tin for me, so that's pretty much it for this video guys. Thank you so much for watching, and I will see you guys in the next one. Bye thanks foreign