Fall Ready| 13X6 Kinky Straight Bob Lace Front Wig | Curlscurls

Hey guys, I'm back today with another video, this one is going to be brought to you by the company, curls curls. Of course, before I get started on all the details, please make sure to subscribe to my channel if you are watching like. Why are you? I subscribe heads hit the subscribe button. It'S free you're gon na keep coming back. So just do it also make sure to turn on your notifications, so you don't miss out on any of my future videos. Of course, you guys know you can get the nice sturdy box that you can store your unit in, and you also get a little booklet. That kind of tells you, the hair textures that they carry. And then you get a wig cap and you also get a set of extra clips that you could put in your unit and also an elastic band. Now you're, not we'll be showing you guys is Kiki. This is a thirteen by six lace, front wig. It is a kinky blown out pattern. The length is 12 inches density, 150 %. This is a light brown cap color and also have the cap size smaller. You do get your two columns on the side, a comb in the backyard just for straps, and you also get your soft lace, and that is what the parting space looks like. If you decide not to go in and pluck it and you do get a pre plug hair line, this is what the wig looks like on the mannequin after it has been freshly washed, and it is now air dried now I did decide to go in and Bleach, the nuts on my unit and also pluck just a little bit more out of the hair line just to make it look a little bit more realistic. You don't have to bleach your nuts, but I decided to because even though they're smaller, they do come off a little bit dark. So now I am just using the Tresemme heat protectant spray and I'm just going to pin the hair up and I'm speeding it up, because y'all have seen me fired a bunch of times. Okay, I don't want to bore y'all, but I'm going in with my Capozzi flat iron and I am going to begin to work on those pieces as you guys can see, it definitely has a nice texture, so I did have to turn the heat up, because I Wanted this to get really straight not to to straight, but enough to knock some of that texture out, I'm not taking super small pieces when I'm flat ironing the hair, I'm just taking big enough pieces to kind of get it done quicker. You guys know what kinky straight hair, depending on how kinky it is. It will take you a couple of passes to run through the hair, to get it really nice and straight into knock on some of the texture, and that is exactly what I found myself doing now, this flat iron. Do you guys know it's getting hot? You can see the steam on it. This is the Capozzi flat iron. I purchased this off of Amazon and this has been BAE. Okay. This has been the best affordable flat iron, in my opinion, but you guys see the texture after I am done flat. Ironing some of it and then I'm just working my way up to the top and doing the same thing I'm not gon na set. My part until I put this on my head, because I really don't know exactly how I want to wear it just yet any issues with flat ironing this hair, it's funded very well. Of course, I am having to go over it a couple of times just to kind of get it to where I need to be, and most likely, when I put it on my head, I'm gon na have to do the same thing. I just want to show you guys the body of it and then the cut it looks really good it's moving around. It feels very lightweight. I'M just gon na place this on my head and then make sure to put this on right to see exactly if my ear tabs are matching up and then I will begin to work on styling it to my liking. Now, that is what the precogs hair line looks like. It looks really good now with this cap size. Also, if you are new to my channel, the small cap sizes fit me perfectly to where I do not have to go in and the last band um. One thing I did notice, I thought I was tripping was that it looks longer on one side and I looked on the website and that's not how it's supposed to be so. I'M gon na have to go in and kind of cut it down. Just a little bit, but I have to go and check to make sure because it was only on the one side, I'm cutting off the lace, and I already know with this company, I'm not gon na have to go around by my ear and cut off any Of that excess lace to make it fit by my ear, really good, because their units are already kind of fit now the legs color is a light brown. Once again, if you are a little bit darker than me, you may have to go in and add some Sally Hansen spray or tint it a little bit or just make sure you add your foundation so that it can blend in really well. Yellow bottle have got to be free spray. I'M gon na go around the hairline and spray it on top of the lace and just kind of Pat it in with my fingers. My fingers are clean, make sure you don't have anything on it, because you don't want to stick into the lace also, and then I will be taking the end of my red, silicone and just kind of pressing everything in to make sure that I don't have to Worry about any of the lace rolling up. I'M not gon na tie this down, because once I finish doing everything and pretty much dried up very quick and with the free spray method, you don't always have to worry about tying it down because it dries up. So quick or you could just use the blow dryer to speed everything up. Are you guys a parking space on this unit? You can park this. The left, the right, the middle. You can do a half up half down, you can create a good amount of looks with this unit now. This unit also does come in the floor latest version, but I don't think you need full lace. I mean it's just up to you. You think you need four legs, but I just don't think you need four legs so now I am just going to kind of cut down on that one side because, like I said it was looking a little bit longer on the one side, and I wanted it To be all even and then I am just going to work on, seeing exactly how I want this units to be parted. I was really confused guys I was wanting to flip over then. I wanted a side part and I didn't want the side part. So y'all gon na see me playing around a lot to get it exactly where I want it to be. As you guys seen, I did put some wax stick on the very front of the hairline and also around the parting space area, and I'm just taking my hot comb and just making sure to press everything. In me, this step is very important just because, if I am going for a part, I want this to kind of lay down flat enough to where it won't look. Super hunky, because with this unit you are gon na get a good amount of density, and you don't want it to come off, looking very humpy, so I'm just making sure to go and and kind of bump it just a little bit. I was gon na leave. It straight, but I definitely wanted a bump to the end, but nothing too harsh, just a slight bump just going in on the other side and doing the exact same thing and then once I am done with that, I am just going to play around with the Unit some more and see exactly how I want it and, as you guys can see, I told y'all I was very unsure of if I just didn't want to focus on a part or if I really want it apart. I know it happens every time I do a video, I'm never really sure exactly what I want yeah. I am satisfied by now, but now I'm just gon na go in with my Ruby, kisses 3d contour creator powder palette and I'm going to go around that hairline and blend blend blend. As you guys can see, it is lighter in some areas and on the one side I should have cut more lace off. I don't know what I was thinking cuz I seen it and I was like thank. You should have cut some more lace off, but once I put that got to be spray on, I was like I'm just gon na have to blend it. We don't have to blend okay, so I'm just making sure to go around the hairline and just really blend. Now, like I said, I could have tinted the unit, but I have not been tensing lately, so I got ta get back on it, but I think it still looks really good. So here I am again trying to figure it out trying to figure out exactly. What'S going on with this week, but I think I finally got it and I'm just gon na wear it like this. So this is the final outcome of the side part on this unit. It looks really nice. Of course, I could have went and added a little bit more darker powder to the units and make it blend a little bit better, but I am going to fix it up. Don'T worry, I will fix it the side angle of this wig. It looks really good. I am loving the cut on it, you definitely get some movement stiff, wear stiff wear are as the length on this goes. The length is very nice. You only can get this unit in 12 inches. Usually, when I go for a bob, I'm usually going for 12 or 14 inches, because I needed to hit me just right as far as the hairline goes, the hairline looks nice. I don't have any issues with it. The lace was a little bit light, but you can always, like I said, go in and conceal it with some powders and foundation, or you can also tint it, which is what I would have usually done. But that is what it looks like Conn's that i would have on this unit would be that I did get a little bit of shed so did notice when I flood ironing in it that it did come off just a little bit dry, especially in the front Area but I did go in with the Garnier Fructis leak and shine serum after styling it to help it look a little bit better. The lace, like I said, does come off a tad bit light, so I am gon na have to go in with some darker powder, which you guys will see once I show you guys what it looks like in the middle part, but this length will be really Good for the fall time, especially if you don't like to deal with longer hair in the fall. I know all of us are different. Some women like to wear a longer units in the fall time and then some women do not like that, because I like to wear scarves and stuff, so they want to gear towards the shorter units. But this is what it looks like in a middle part. So it still looks good guys. Let me know how you are feeling miss Kiki. If you are filling her, I'm gon na make sure to drop the links down below if you want to purchase guys, don't forget to share and like this video subscribe to my channel once again turn those notifications on, and I will see you guys next time, bye Guys,