Customizing Luvme Lace Front Wig - Bleach Knots, Tint & Cutting Lace

Hey you two: what's up, it is your girl, Jackie dollhouse, and I'm back with another video. So I will be customizing this fully swig from love --, my wig. It has combs and straps and all that good stuff. It is an 8 inch bob. So I'm gon na go right into bleach to the knots I'm using L'Oreal, quick, blue one scoop and I'm gon na use 30 valium. I don't really measure it. I just stir it up until I get like a toothpaste, consistency like that, make sure it's not dripping and I'm gon na spread it on with this spatula, you can use a butter knife a brush. Whatever is more comfortable to you. I like to use this because it stops the bleach from spilling through and I'm gon na make sure. I have that front. Part done very well, because the knots in the front just makes it look very unnatural. So after about 20-30 minutes I'll rinse it off and as you can see, it still looks a little rusty like orangey color, bronzy brassy. So I'm gon na use the shimmer lights to tone that down just to give it like a neutral color, and I just rub it in really good. I let it sit for about five minutes, not about five two minutes. Then I rinse it off and, as you can see, it looks a little more neutral, so I didn't show you guys yet, but I am calming it down cuz I like to keep my wigs neat when I'm handling it at all times. I don't like a messy wig, so you see that looks more like skin color and I'm gon na tip the lace. At the same time, I got this from Etsy, just one that I was trying. You could use any tenth of your choice and I'm just gon na spray it wise wet, so it can dry all at once. I'M not a fan of the makeup on the year. I feel that, as the time go by is start looking a little too orangey and just too unnatural, that's just my opinion, so I'm just gon na put it on a mannequin head and just brush it nice and neat, and just let it dry, nice and neat. Maybe I'm OCD I like to keep everything neat because you know if you handle your wig neat all the time. I will always just look really good on your head, so I'm gon na let that dry and I'm gon na get right to her. So I'm using this really new color cap. I wish I had a dark alone, but I didn't it's fine. I made it work. I'M gon na use my guts to be spray to seal it down and I'm drying this on cool air. You don't need it to be hot, you want it to be cool because you know who makes things kind of hard anyhow, so I sprayed that down before I cut out her ears. I could have cut out her ears. First, I don't know, I think I do it a different way every time I do it, but this time I just kind of sprayed it down, then I cut out her ears and then got a thin. I got the it's have to stay down afterwards and then, when I spray it first, it doesn't run. You know how your stockings run. Sometimes when I cut it first, this start running so I just sprayed it down just soaked. I have a little heart note on it and I'm gon na sew the back down just so. The cap does not flip up. She did wear this cuz. I did it's about a month ago and she's still wearing this wig. So she did wear this for about a month and Counting. So I do all this extra steps just to make sure that it lasts a long time. So I'm just going to cut off the excess cap and get all those little extra pieces off. So I'm gon na clean around here line or the extra spray that I have around it, because if it's there, the wig will not stick as well with the glue. So just make sure you clean off all the extra spray. That'S around the perimeter and I'm gon na use that same lace tent and put it on the cap instead of using the makeup - and this is my first time doing it and it worked out pretty well, it still looks like her scalp. This is actually my sister guys, so it's not a client but she's still, my client. She still got ta pay. It'S my job mm-hmm so now put the wig on her head and I'm gon na measure out for the ears. So what I like to do to measure out the ears I just like to take some clips in just put it put the excess hair back, so I can see a clearer view of what I'm working with and I just cut the extra lace with some nice Sharp scissors and then I come to the other side, and I do the same thing. So you see how I just kind of cut out her ears. I make sure it's sitting in the front way. I want it to sit and it's okay, if you want to cut somebody here off, some people think they not supposed to, but it's totally fine, I'm gon na just get a little closer, so you guys can see. I want to make sure her ear is completely free. I know my focus was a little out, but hopefully you guys can, like you know, still get the picture. So I'm just double-checking everything. We should be good and we are so. I did not show the gluing part, I don't know what happened. I thought I filmed it, but I didn't, if you guys want to see how I add the glue you could check my previous video and I will actually put a link below and you can see how I add the glue. So I did use go spawn and glue and once I put it down, I just use this eyebrow razor just to kind of like cut it off. So I'm not sure if you guys noticed, but I did split the lace in three parts. First and then I just cut off the left side is in the middle and then the right side and that's what it's look. That'S what it's looking like. So I just put this bin on, while I finish styling it and then I'll cut the baby tears and everything later so I'm just gon na click to my iron jaw and it's hair straightened so easy. It was very easy to work with. So now I'm gon na cut that off and you see we've melt it in. I always use my hot comb just to lay everything right to get it really flat and just to position it the way I want it. So I'm just gon na cut a little bit of his for the baby. Here'S we don't want too much. I like baby hairs, but I'm not really into the fake baby years. So I didn't give her too much baby hairs, but I did gave enough. You know. Cuz, of course, she's my baby. Yet so I just take a you know a few strands out and just chop at it and I make them kind of light and short. Then I'm gon na take some Nairobi foam to style the baby here, along with a little tube brush, because you know I've been using the toothbrush since I was about nine years old and it just it just works for me. I'Ve been doing my baby here since I was about nine, so I think I got a baby. He is kind of down, pat, you know getting them baby. Here'S right just right takes a little time. You know you got to make sure they in place. You got to make sure it's covering the lace, so you know the cut wasn't perfect, so I just kind of just you know, cleaned it up and gave it a little more shape to it. She could put it behind her ears because her ears are free. I didn't take too much of the hairline off. I don't really like that super lacy looks it looks good on camera, but in real life. It just does it to me. So this is what it looks like, and so hopefully you guys enjoy this. Hopefully, you learn something from it if there's something that you want to see from me, if you want to see me, do another style leave that in a comment, give me some suggestions and - and that is all folks see you on the next one - bye