A Blonde Wig That Finally Fits My Dark Skin | Step By Step | Frontal Wig Install | Ashimary Hair

What is up Africana fam? Is your girl, young Africana back at it again with another video and today I'll, be showing you guys the best blonde wig I've ever received straight out the box, I'm going to be showing y'all how I installed this wig from start to finish? So if you want to see how I achieved these beautiful results then keep on watching. So today's hair sponsors from ashy Mary hair - I have their highlight Balayage, 13x4 lace, frontal wig and 26 inches and the density is 250., and these are just little goodies that I got inside of the bag as well and I'll be using these tools. For my install now on to unboxing the wig, this is how the wig comes y'all. This is probably the best toned blonde hair I've ever received, usually when I get wigs they're like a pissy blonde yellowish type blonde, but as you can see, this is a nice Ash, platinum blonde. It fits my skin tone perfectly, even without makeup as well too, and this is definitely dark. Skin girl friendly. This is how the ends look. They are nice and full, and overall, this wig is ready to wear wig. I just went ahead and plucked the hairline a little bit off camera and now on to tinting my lace, I'm going to be using 70 alcohol, as well as a spray bottle and some of my foundation and I'm going to to fill up the bottle. Halfway with alcohol and then drop some Foundation inside of it and shake for about one minute, I did get this bottle off of Amazon and it comes with that little applicator and now to test it out after I shook it for about a minute or so I'm Gon na go ahead and spray it on a paper towel to see how dark the color is - and I learned this method from beige OJ here on YouTube. You could go ahead and check her on her Channel, but once I sprayed it on the paper towel, you can see that it's nice and opaque, and I already know that it's ready to use now to prep my hair, I'm going to go ahead and use my Hot comb on the hottest setting and just kind of push all the hair back. So when I'm tinting the lace it doesn't get on the hair itself because, like the hair is just down and all that you don't want that. So you just want to make sure that you're pushing the hair backwards so that the hairline is nice and free. And now I'm going to go ahead and spray. The back of the lace I'm going to spray it all over and let it sit for for about 15 minutes until it's dry and then go in for a second round. Overall, I did about three layers of this. I could have did two, but I think the three was probably just enough um but yeah. I just go in and just do three layers, so the first layer, I'm just gon na, go ahead and spray the entire lace and then let it sit for about 15 minutes and now that that's done and dry, as I can see like the lace is nice And deep and now on to the install I'm gon na go ahead and cut off the excess lace around my ears. You want to make sure that the lace frontal is touching ear to ear before you start cutting off your ear tabs and, as you can see, I'm not cutting off any extra hair. I'M just cutting um just the lace, because this wig does fit perfectly on my head and now I'm going to go ahead and just cut some slits at the temple areas of my lace, frontal. You want to make sure that you cut right before the hairline and not into the hairline, and now I'm just going to go ahead and shift the wig back. I do have my ball cap method already done, and now I'm going to go in with some 91 alcohol and use a paper towel and just rub down my forehead, slash hairline with it about two times just so I could get rid of the excess oils and Makeup that I had on my forehead foreign now on to adhesive I'm going to be using the Erica J watermelon adhesive system, I'm going to be using the skin guard over my forehead first and then going in with the lace glue I'm using the lace glue for About two layers and I'm going in sections, so I'm starting off with the middle section first and I'm going to go ahead and Supply just a small amount and use my rat tail comb. I will the metal part of it to smear down the glue and let that dry and then go on to my second layer and again, I'm only just doing two layers of this and I'm just working on the middle section first and then using the middle part. Just to smear down that glue, so it's nice and bubble free and now I'm gon na, let that dry completely until it turns clear and then I'm just going to go ahead and place the wig in front of the glue not behind it or right. On top of it, but I'm gon na push the hairline a little bit in front of the glue and place with the hairline in front of the glue. Just helps ensure that I am not making any mistakes and I can just go back in and add more glue if necessary. But now I'm going to be using my eyebrow raise just to cut the excess lace. You want to cut as close to the hairline as possible and I'm just going to go ahead and cut the excess lace around the rest of the perimeter of my hairline as well. Now that I have like the middle secure, I kind of know where the sides are going to lay at and again you want to make sure that you're cutting in a Jack In Motion y'all. The last thing you need your hairline to be looking like is a sharp Shape Up. You definitely don't want to give sharp shape of vibe, so please cut jaggedly and not just like straight down and straight across just so that the lace could blend better when you're gluing it down all right y'all. So now I can clearly see I still have some lace that needs to be glued down, so I'm just going to go in with the metal part of my rat tail comb and apply the glue in the places that need to be glued down. And again, I just do two layers and then just kind of press it down once it's dry, clear and I just like to use the shape of the hairline to kind of like outline where the glue is going to be at so I could get a precise Meltdown now to secure the lace, I'm just going to go in with my blow dry on medium heat and then just press down the lace and, as you can see, that's the middle part down and secure it and now onto the sides. I'M just going to go ahead and apply the glue for two layers: use the metal part of my rattle comb just to smear down that glue and make sure I dry clear in between each layer, foreign, I'm just going to go ahead and do the other side Off camera, but this is how we are looking so far: pre-melt we're looking really good, but now on to styling, I'm going to be using my caracara wax stick and I'm going to apply that on the middle area of my hair and then I'm going to use My hot comb on the hottest setting just to press down this hair - and this just gives like a nice flat. Look, you don't want your wig to be looking Humpty and Dumpty, so it just gives you a nice flat and seamless look. So I'm just pressing that in and I'm also going to go ahead and get the hairline as well too, just so that it's nice and flat - and this also helps for flyaways as well, and now I'm going to go ahead and take out some baby hairs. I'M going to be taking out my baby hairs on each side of my temple and then also near my air area. So, overall I'm going to be having four baby hairs, two on each side. So after I take out those baby hairs, I'm gon na use my hot comb just to press it down. So I have it nice and molded and then I'll use my hot comb to suppress it down and I'm going to be doing the same for the air areas as well. And now I'm just pressing back the hairline just a bit. So it's nice and flat and then on to taking out the air baby hairs. You want to make sure that the hair isn't too thick but isn't too thin as well either. I'M now going to go in with my Spritz from Fantasia spray and then using my blow dry on a medium heat setting just to melt down my lace even more, and I'm going to be using this all around my hairline. Now to further the Melt. I'M going to be using the ashy Mary melt belt and I'm going to let that sit on my hairline for about 20 minutes and now that the 20 minutes is up. I'M gon na go ahead and take it down. As I can see, it is now melted. Y'All now to cut my baby hairs, I'm using that same eyebrow razor. I used to cut the lace and I'm going to be cutting the baby hairs about an inch, an inch and a half and then I'll be using my tvx curling iron well flat iron um, and I got this off of Amazon and I'll be curling. The tendril baby hairs upwards and then the air baby hairs and words, and now I'm going to be using my Nairobi setting lotion and I'm just going to be using my baby hair comb just to um soup, my baby hairs into the hairline. So it's nice and flat, and once I'm done with my baby hairs, I just let them dry off and I'm just let them sit. I did my makeup off camera and now on to the finishing touches. I'M just going back in with my character, wax stick just to make sure the hairline is nice and um fly away free and I'm just gon na just press down my hairline completely and I'm just kind of recurling those ends, because I feel like the Nairobi setting Lotion kind of um uncurled the hair a little bit, so I'm just kind of recurling those baby hair ends so that they're kind of like nice and curly and then I'll be using my Spritz spray and um the brush part of my baby hair comb and I'm Just going to form and mold those baby hairs, so it can stay in place and now I'm going to be using my Foundation shade and a brush just to kind of Define my middle part and then I'm applying a bit of foundation on the lace just so I could blend in more of my skin and voila. These are the finished results. I hope you guys enjoyed this video like comment subscribe. If you have not to my channel, what are you doing? 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