Cosplay Tutorial - Junko Enoshima Wig

Hi, I'm cami, and today I'm gon na show you how to do this in order to get the best-looking Junko egg. You can you're gon na have to use at least two sets of wigs you're, just not going to get the kind of volume that Junko has otherwise. I used a wig from yes Telecom. It'S a link down below it's a really great way. It'S $ 25 per wig, so that's about the cheapest you're gon na give for a wig with two ponytails trust me. The way I use my two ponytail sets is I made one set of ponytail, be the volume underneath and the other set of ponytails be the look on top this one. I'M add it all up made it all fluffy, and then I took the other one curled. It made it look pretty and then just put it on top okay and it's big poof. Oh please, God! What are you listening? God'S? Not listening. There'S a couple things you're gon na want to style this one you're definitely going to want a phone weight cap because you can put the ponytail click directly into the wake head. You'Re gon na want one of these things. There umm wig c-clamps, it's really handy and it stabilizes your wig in that's what you need. You could also use like a tripod. I don't know what else I don't know get creative. The point is, you need to have this wig be stable because you're gon na be pulling on it and it needs to stay in one spot, you're going to need a flat iron, low, dryer air spray, a comb and a bunch of these little lovely duckbill clips. So you can get for, like I don't know, five to ten dollars off Amazon and these lovely phone curlers. That is also like $ 15. I don't know. Oh and all the stuff you need is like not that expensive without further ado. Let us get started so. The first thing we're gon na do is try and work on the fluffy one. Now, when you first get the wake, it's not gon na. Look like this, of course, because I've already styled this so to make it matted like this. I used I'm gon na brush and just sort of did this and, like a whole lot of this wow that looks violent, not unlike Jukka, I just like combed it back towards the base a lot, and I also just sort of put the brush there and swirled A bunch - and you are seeing the need for stabilization here - clearly see how much fluffier this just got. It'S beautiful only mess up the top part. This down here is going to be visible. So unless you want it to look very tangled and matted you're gon na want to leave only you're gon na want to leave this part alone, we're gon na curl it later. This is what the finished product is gon na. Look like big fluff. No, we are going to work on the curly bit mine's already curled, but that doesn't matter because we're gon na redo the whole thing. So the first thing we're gon na do is wait for my flat iron to heat up, because I'm a dumb acid and already heat it up. Assuming some people watching this are pretty new to wake styling. The thing you need to know about styling wigs is that wigs are made out of plastic. These synthetic wigs are. This is a synthetic way. The thing you need to know about plastic is that if you heat it up, you can shape it and then whatever shape. It'S in, as it goes down, is the shape it's going to hold. These curls are still holding, even when I pull them because they cooled in a Croat shape. That principle is what we're going to be using to do this. We'Re gon na straighten the entire thing wrap it up in these curlers like like, like like, like, like, like that blow-dry it. So until it's a really warm and then let it cool in this shape and then when you take it out of the curler, it looks like this: it's really really easy. It just takes a very long time. Just start, I'm just gon na go like small section by section and straighten the entire thing when you're straightening things, you definitely want to comb it out beforehand, because it's just gon na make it a lot easier. You don't want tangles in it when you're combing a wig, you start from the bottom and then you work your way up and then we're gon na take a flatiron and slowly go over it like so, and then go over it again, because it's not totally straight Yet you're gon na want to be careful because it'll be hot, of course, and then this is where the duckbill clips come in handy, because then you can just clip it, and then it's separate now that I've got all of them all of hair straightens. We can get started with the curling, what the curling you're going to want a whole bunch of these, and you want to use the really thin ones, because the thinner ones are going to give you much. Tighter curls and tighter curls are gon na, be more volume. More poof, you can get a whole bunch of the tiny ones you're going to take one little section like about this big and spray with hairspray just spritz, a hairspray hairspray is gon na help. It stay curled then take one of the little ones. You'Re gon na want to bend this at the top here, because it'll stop the hair from rolling off, go to the very, very base of the hair and then start wrapping it like that. This you're gon na want to fold over here and that's just gon na hold the hair in place and you're gon na want to fold it over on the other side too, so that both ends stay in place and then you're, just gon na repeat that, with The entire thing finally done next up is the easy step where a blow-dry, you really need to blow-dry, like a lot like. Please take your time with this, because this has to get really really hot in order for it to actually stay in the curl once it cools, they spend time on each individual, curl and then wait be very just be very patient with letting it cool just touch. It occasionally once it's not warm at all, then it's going to be okay to take it out of the curlers. It takes time. So now I just wait again make sure you wait until every single one of these is completely cool before you do anything else. 20 minutes late now, all right so now this is cool, waited long enough and now we're gon na carefully take all of it out, starting at the bottom, because it's easiest to work from the bottom up. These curls are gon na, look really tight and not too good right now, but we're gon na fix it, and it looks okay, but not really. All of the curls are really tight on in on themselves, since we haven't loosen them yet so too loose and I'm just gon na separate them with your fingers. Sit ends up looking a little frizzy and messy that's okay, because juncos hair is an absolute rat's nest and tada it's gorgeous and beautiful, and we are almost done with Junko. We are almost done they last a little bit to do is to curl the bottom. Half of this on yours, if you're starting some scratch, it's going to be the same kind of wavy that it was which is not, which is like it's. Okay, it'll look fine, but it's not gon na match the curliness of this, so we're gon na have to curl it in the exact same way. We just did, but it's gon na go a lot faster because there's less hair and combing out iron, it out flat and curl it the way we just did we go through all the curling, and now we wait detail. Okay, so now we're ready to unravel it and starting on the photon cuz, that's just the easiest. It'S probably gon na. Take you a couple of stylings to get as fluffy as this. It takes a lot of effort to go from the totally flat, totally unstyled straight hair to the really really super tangled fluffy. This, so just give it patience. Give it time we have a choco. Poof is beautiful, so there was a tutorial I hope you enjoyed. I hope you learned something I'll have links to everything that I use in the description. If you liked it, please like it, please please subscribe, please mm-hmm I'll be doing more tutorials like this in the future. 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