Detailed Like No Other !! Bleaching, Plucking, Install & Removal! 13X6 Curved Side Part I Vshow Hair

Hello, it's me hello. Everyone welcome back to my channel and welcome to one of those fun riveting videos. While i take you on the journey that is jesus, my wig install so there's gon na be another one of those start to finish. Videos where i show you exactly everything i do take you along the journey and process of you know installing my wig from straight out of the box. Today'S wig i'm working in is working with is from the show hair company very cute packaging by the way like not so that cute, i always wonder what these packaging is like. Is it a pr box or does everybody get the cute box, but straight to the nitty gritty? Okay put some lashes, the wig cap? All of that, but, honestly, we don't really care about that. This is what we care about, so they sent me a 30 inch. Wig 250 density and it's a straight leg. It'S been itching for, like a nice, sleek clean side, part look like the little c curve part. You know, you know what i'm saying so. Hopefully, this will be the way to give me that okay, she's thick she's, full here's a look, so i believe this is a 13 by 6 parting, i'm kind of like bummed, because i really wanted to be like 13 by 6. All around you know like it's just six inch parting down in the middle section, which is cool but dang y'all. I want six inch parting. All around, like you know, side to side. So first thing i'm definitely doing is bleaching the knots the knots are not pre-bleached. If you can see and for my beginners newbies out there wondering what are not, you see those little black dots at the base right, those little black dots down there. Those are the knots and, if you're trying to go for a scalp type of look, you can't have those black dots showing like that's, not giving scalp that's giving wig. So you want to bleach it with a hair bleach to make it light colored. So it looks like it's like you know, coming out of a scalp and, of course, we'll be plucking the hairline, because the hairline needs to be plucked for it to be more natural, okay, okay, let's get into it so first thing. First before i start, i'm just gon na spray back the hairline, it's already pretty pushed back, there's no like baby hairs in the front, but i just always do this and make sure i push back all of those hairs, my god, sorry guys, cameron just fell. Damn girl you're, embarrassing me in front of my friends, anyways so yeah i was saying hairline pushed back now, i'm just combing everything back i've heard people say they use the hairspray too, to kind of help create a barrier, so it doesn't like get any bleach onto The hair - i personally call bs on that because i don't think it helps kind of create a barrier in my opinion, but maybe i'm just doing it wrong. I'M gon na make. So i'm excited to try this out today. This is a new bleaching powder. I'Ve heard a lot about this, the blonde brilliance i got this from sally's i've been using the carols, the carol's bw powder bleach, but i feel like my bleaching skills. I don't know the knots are not bleaching the way i want them to bleach. So i decided to kind of just invest because this is more expensive than the regular standard bw powder. But i've heard a lot of professionals use this. It claims to lift up to nine levels, which is more than the carol b. One does, and it also supposed to have some moisturizing and conditioning moisturizing and conditioning effects. So it's all supposed to. I guess, like protect your hair, because bleaching is a process that can you know, damage your hair in the long term. So hopefully this was worth the money. This was what i believe: twenty dollars the instructions so that i should use 15 20 to 25 volume developer. Normally, i use 40, but i want to follow the instructions on this because instructions are there for a reason. So, let's see if this 20 volume will be as effective, i wish it came with a scoop like the carol's one does, but that's cool, i'm just gon na. Do i guess two scoops? Hopefully that's enough. Let me add just a little bit more. That'S a lot! Damn okay and then go in it says on the thing to then go in it says on the thing to use a one to one and a half ratio. I said i'm even over here measuring, but i just like to gradually add it and mix it until it gets to a certain consistency that i want. That was a big big okay. So it's a little bit cakey and chalky. It'S a pretty good consistency for me. I like it to be nice and thick that way. It'S not like running off. You know so always make sure you like test it to make sure i'm running off nice and thick, but still spreadable and creamy all right, that's pretty good! For me, i feel like yeah, just a little bit more just a little bit because it can't be too thick where it's out here, not even just like touching the knots you can. I like to do my bleaching. You know having my wig face down: asl, whatever excuse my french, i'm just trying to get the best position using a popsicle stick to apply the bleach. You can use anything that helps you. You can use a plastic knife plastic spoon. A hair brush die like this, but just don't use anything metal because metal does affect the reaction, because this is a chemical reaction like apply enough pressure where you're covering the knots, but not too much as where you're starting to like push too much. And it's starting to bleed. If you need to take breaks and flip the wig over to check yourself, then go ahead. It'S your wig! Don'T mess it up. Take your time, i'm going to go ahead with some foil place that under the wig just to help. You know speed up the processing time especially give this. This 20 20 volume developer, but hopefully it works just as well as the regular ones. This part gives me stress, because i'm always scared that i'm going to like push the bleach and start bleeding the hair. I'M going to do another layer on top just to really seal it all up cool all right. So it's been what a good 40-ish minutes as you can see the knots yeah they're bleached for sure these are still black. Let'S kind of push it deep enough, but like there's a lot of like yellow knots over here forming because since these knots up here are not covered with bleach, you know there's no chance of them processing the ones that are covered. I don't know if it's showing up on camera are definitely very yellow and very ready to be washed. Okay guys. So i have made the executive decision to go in and bleach the hair one more time like like. I feel like it's just it's good, but i just really want this install to eat, so i'm going to bleach it one more time. I feel safe doing this because one i did use 20 volume developer, which is more gentler or less harsh. I guess than 40, and this bleach that i bought is meant to be more conditioning and moisturizing blah blah, so i'm gon na go bleach this again, because i really just want these knots to hit but yeah okay for the second bleaching. It'S mainly up here where i'm going to be styling that i care the most about, so i'm not going to worry too much about getting the bleach back down there, but this time i'm going to put a little more pressure and really try to get those knots. I don't start from here all right cool, so you see how like the knots are really covered. Now, like it's really over them, that's what i'm looking for and we proceed now normally because i don't get perfectly bleached knots all the time i kind of just work with it and have to figure out finessing later, but since i'm really trying to work on my Technique these days, that's why i'm going back in to re-bleach it, so you don't have to if you're not turning perfect at first. Nothing is perfect at first. Do you get lots of questions like do you have to really do you have to bleach knots for an install? You don't have to do anything when it comes to wig, like you can really just put it on the way. It is and figure it out, but you know if you're really trying to go for that. Scalp look and if your wig is more like one of those cheaper wigs where they did literally nothing for you and you have to do all the work. It'S just not going to give the same. Look, that's all i got to say, and then i'm just going to put that foil on back on coat and yeah. Let her sit and process like before, okay y'all can see. Those knots are definitely bleached like black, where this is after 30 minutes of re-bleaching, so i'm going to wash it again, which is why it's important for you to sometimes like you know, push that bleach a little bit to where you see it covering those knots. So you can really get it. It'S a bit scary. I know, because i was scared too. You know that one tic-tac-toe who was scared, how scared, but you see that galpiana baby, i'm going to use a combination of the blue and orange to tint the lace. First, i'm going to use some of the blue because i do see some yellow and orangey tones in there, and i don't like to let this blue shampoo sit on my lace too long, because i've realized, depending on what kind of lace it is. It can give it a bit of a weird tint after so really i come back in about like five minutes because it works pretty fast and wash it out, but i do like make sure i'm scrubbing it. Okay can y'all see. Most of the knots are now a more brown blonde. Some even have turned basically invisible because they took the tone very well and now it's looking more like it's coming out of your scalp, less coming out of a wig head, lovely love that i've already gone ahead and washed the hair with some shampoo and conditioner. So now i'm just going to let this hair air dry for the over the night, because i like to i don't, like you know, working with my hair when it's wet, so i'm going to come back tomorrow and talk to you all about the plucking in our Installation tomorrow, okay day, two we're back. The hair is fully air, dried and it's time to pluck her, i'm just going in with some tea pins to help pull out the lace and pin it. I like to make sure i have the middle of the wig lined up to the little lines on my canvas head. If you don't have a canvas head and you're trying to become better at your wig making skills, then babe get you a canvas head. You need one and not just a wig head like the styrofoam ones, that you get for five dollars, an actual canvas head. I got this one from amazon. I have a 23 inch one because i have a 23 inch. Circumference head get one. That'S your head size! They have different ones, it does what's supposed to do because most of the styling i'm about to do today is gon na be on this canvas head before i start plucking i like to always part the hair down the middle. This is just to help me. One work in sections and two to avoid plucking in the middle part because, like i've said before, whenever i pluck in the middle part, it just never looks right, so i always avoid my best of plucking in the middle part. Unless i'm like trying to like you, know, make the part wider, what does part go back real far. Show you all the knots we did yesterday. Y'All see that yeah very proud of those knots. I'M gon na go in with my very very hot hot comb and just press back the hairline, and it just literally helps me see everything and it's easier to pull the knots when they're. All like you know, pushed back like this, especially if the wig is dry. If your wig gets wet, you can just like slick it back and do the same thing, but if you're plucking your wig dry, this is the way to go and you can plug your wig, wet or dry either way i used to like plucking my wigs wet Before but i feel like sometimes since the wig is wet, i can't tell how thick it's going to be like the density of the hair. So i end up, like you know, under plucking a lot kind of thinking yeah. I really plug that wig up and then once it's dry, i'm like dang. I did nothing at all, but plucking wet. The knots do come out easier because, like it just has more slip to it, but if you're gon na pluck dry, but i would honestly say, as a beginner pluck your wig dry, it's really easy to over pluck as well when your wig is wet okay. So i don't know if you can see right here. The hairline is like slightly literally the littlest bit pre-plucked in the front. So what i do is i usually like to just pull out the front part of the hairline. Doesn'T matter if it's pre-plugged or not? I always like to start plucking behind the front that just helps me for over plucking, preventing bald spots, all that good stuff and to help me preserve my baby hairs, because sometimes i tend to over. Pluck that area push everything back to get out of the way. So i can see what's going on for plucking going in with my bestie, my friend only tweezers, i use the revlon slant tip tweezer slant tip i like to pluck with the tip pointing forward. You know this way and i pull and i pluck me dragging backwards motion not up and down, but a back drag. I always have my hand up here to help pull back the hair. Really nice and tight. Have my tweezers, pointing you know, tip tip pointing that way and i don't start directly in the middle. I start a little bit off center and you're trying to pull the hair right out from the roots, and then you skip a line pluck a line and just keep working your way down the line but yeah i just go in like a pluck a line skip A line type of motion and i'm not plucking in the same area like if you think, like i look like i'm clicking the same area, i'm just going higher up when i'm done. I just go ahead and just push everything right back up, so i've gone ahead and just started plucking on my lap, because i need a new, i need a new wig stand and that wig stand was not stable and it was just affecting my plucking game. Like i don't know, so i'm just going to do it old-school way and just pluck on my lap, so here's the middle right now. What i do with the front hairs is, i just start lightly, dragging my tweezer back right and doing the same thing. Plucking skipping plucking skipping like pluck, skip, pluck skip, you know, and i do it very minimally on the front. I don't like to pluck too much or make too big of gaps. Let'S work my way down the hairline here, i'm not even plucking the front, i'm just creating more escape spaces in the back, i'm just trying to clean up the back of the hairline. Some more right here still pretty dense in my opinion, so i'm going to go in on this side and do some more plucking, but mainly in the back and on the front. If you feel like you, don't have that much control. You can also just like part out a lot more because sometimes i can't reach those back knots just from plucking in the front i got ta like really pull the hair out and then i just go back in so so. Okay, that's pretty good to me. Put this back up there plug some more right here, because it's looking a little dense, i'm just going to create a little bit of gapage. The gaps in the front have to be very small, like you can't have big old, two type of gaps in the front. Like make sure you're not making wide gaps in the front just a little, some light back hairs a little bit dense. Well, let me stop. Let me stop because i don't want to start over plucking the hair actually yeah. I feel like it's a little bit thick back here, but i guess it doesn't matter, because i am going to be doing a side part too, and i'm going to see all that and plucking your wig less just kind of helps preserve the longevity of it. You know so i'm pretty good, i'm pretty happy with this. Now i'm going to go ahead and do the other side. So so, okay, hello! It'S me hi guys. This is me doing a voiceover clearly and that's just because the audio in these next few clips was just really messed up. So you couldn't hear what i was saying, but basically this time i decided to go ahead and style the wig on my mannequin head, given that i wanted to get a very nice and clean side part, i showed you guys. My inspiration photo whenever i am doing like side parts like these, i'm still working on how to get them perfectly curved. I always just have a inspo photo that i'm staring at literally staring at and just trying to figure out my best to replicate that onto the mannequin head, it's easier on the wig head, because i can see everything from all the different angles and i can just Properly make sure i'm doing what i have to do. You know i went ahead and put some um. What'S it called mousse on it and the reason why i put mousse mousse just helps the hair like move easier. So i just use that to help me just get the hair to move and once i've figured out the part, the way that i liked it. I went ahead with my flat iron, i'm sorry, my hot comb and started to just press out the part. The only tip i can really give when it comes to creating that curved side part is literally just get a photo and stare at it and keep doing it because i'm still trying to figure out exactly the science to getting the perfect curve part, and it was Kind of hard to finesse this, given that the wig wasn't a full 13x6 from side to side, so i had to like figure a way to curve it around where i still touch the um six inch parting space. Once i carved out my part, i went ahead and straightened the hair on the mannequin head as well, because i felt like it would just be easier to reach the roots of the hair. While it's on the mannequin, i'm not really going to show too many clips of this, because straightening is pretty standard in my opinion, but i do want to show a product i used to straighten, and this is the eva, nyc main magic tenon, one primer, this just Kind of works as a heat protector also to help produce, i mean help, reduce frizz, and it adds a little bit of shine. So i just spray that into the hair and i'm using my flat iron at 410 degrees and just working my way right through it. I try to do smaller sections. I really want this hair to be nice and silky. The main part worth showing i feel like in my opinion, is this area. I went ahead for the parts of the hair that was on the lace. I went to make sure that i went through section by section and not just flat iron through the hair, but i also pressed a hot comb through each of these sections. This is going to really ensure that you get a very flat flat flat result with your wig and the smaller sections you use for this area, like the top of the wig, the better, because the wig will get really nice and flat like y'all, see how good This flat iron is it's pressing, my hair through but yeah. That was just really it for styling, okay. This took a bit straightened, but she's, nice and straight it's so long, but i'm really excited to install this. Making the part on the mannequin head is just so much easier for me honestly, especially comes making a side part these days, because i can't see, but listen still, all right. Currently, it's 11 34 p.m. Let'S see how long this install is going to take, i'm hoping it should be quite easy. Now, i'm giving myself an hour because it's really just install because i've basically styled it on the head, but you never know with me full surprises. First, we're going to go ahead and tint our lace for it to match our skin color. Oh look at that d curve. Part i'm gon na be tempting it with my maybelline fit me foundation, shade 356. Warm coconut. I believe - and i tend all of my wigs - doesn't matter if it's an hd lace, transparent whatever i attention but pro tip. Let'S say like your lace is like darker than your skin tone. It'S better to use a little like a foundation. That'S like two shades lighter to tint, instead of your exact shade, because that way you can try to lighten up the foundation. I mean the lace, oh and another thing if you're like a dark skinned or not even dark skinned. But if you got like a nice, like you know my skin tone and darker right now, a transparent lace probably won't be your best friend and you might have a hard time. Tinting it you're like dang. Why is it not melting yeah, transparent lace can be a little bit difficult to melt. In my opinion, for deeper skin colors, i feel like transparently. It'S works best for, like you, know, more of the fair tone babes like sometimes even i can like manage to finesse transparently, but even then, i'm still struggling the lacy look a little wonky, so hd lace is honestly best for every skin tone that matches the best. But if you're in a fair tone, definitely go with a transparent but real quick, i'm going to go in with some edge boost edge control, as you call it yeah edge booster and just use this to help push back my edges to get them out of the Way because they can get in the way - and it can be really annoying, especially since these braids not fresh and then back in with the wig cap, and that's just to you know, help keep my braids from getting caught in the wig comb. That'S really the only purpose of why i wear it, so i always make sure i push it to the back like that. So it's not going to show you know under our wig head. I guess i've got some new scissors. I'Ve been recently investing in like more professional, like hair product tools and i feel like they do kind of make a difference like a flat iron, better brushes. It'S still all about your technique, but, as you get better, you know it's okay to invest in getting more professional tools. It just makes. I guess get easier. I suppose you see this is why i like styling, my wigs on my mannequin head, sometimes because, like it just means, i look at that like this. Is this is crisp this look real good, i'm so excited to start it. Oh it's not that easy! It'S new! I just keep seeing myself i'm just like. Oh, this is good. Okay, okay, let me be serious. I need some hair clips. I see videos of people installing their wigs and stuff and they'll have like the lace, the hair falling in their face. I'M like how do you not lose your freaking mind, because maybe it's like the adhd in me when i have too much going on around me, i can't i'm losing it, so things have to be pulled out of my face for me to have a same workspace. Other side, are you doing this just make sure you have like the lace like fully fitted like let it overlap. Like hang over your ear. That way, you know exactly where you need to cut and feel all me. Let'S get into this lace leg i feel like. I know better, but i'm still not going to do better. I'Ve been playing around with this bed head spray, so my this is my third time i'm going to use it. This is what i use all the times for my lace. Love ebbing she's great. It'S a great glueless spray. It'S fast drying has longer hold. No, you can't wear it on your vacation to cabo. Stop asking that y'all! It'S not waterproof! Water resistant! Okay, cancel me! You can't get it i mean like. I can wear it for like two three days manage a couple showers with it. I'M, like you, know, maintaining my lace and not getting it wet, but it's not like a glue. That'S what a glueless hold you know, but i've been trying this i heard this was really good. I don't know how i feel about it. Like i said in a couple of videos recently, i don't like it. No, i don't like it, but like it's not as good as this, but i'm going to keep working with thick. You know. Sometimes some things don't work for you at first. You got to keep giving a chance and figuring out how to work with it. So maybe i just keep playing around with it. I forgot i feel like this. Definitely it holds well, but it definitely can't do the whole pool thing like i was saying like once i get this wet one time in the shower, even with lace, maintenance is slipping and sliding, and i feel like the times i've used it. It kind of leaves like a weird cast on the way, but i'm gon na use it again today, just to see how i feel about it. I wanted to be spraying mainly under my lace. This time i usually spray over, but i feel like spraying under. Oh, i feel, like spraying under kind of like helps. You helps reduce the amount of residue you get on top of your lace, so that way, it like melts more all right now that i've sprayed that we're going to go in with our blow dryer on a warm setting and just start pushing down all the lace Will start to stick see, i feel like my side tabs sometimes don't want to stick it first, so i have to like cut the lace and then attempt to stick so because, like you see it's already lifted, i already knew that was going to happen. I expect it as such the side tab is meaning a little extra reinforcement, so i'm going to do spray underneath i got ta make sure i'm spraying up here like back here, because yeah, i'm sorry guys. My energy sounds a bit low in this video. That'S because it's late, i'm tired, i'm hungry, you know, but i'm trying i'm gon na pull down some baby hairs right here and i like to just i always like pulling down my baby hairs, because it helps me pull the lace down even better. You know what yeah i'ma spray over two because, like i said the side tabs, we need extra reinforcement and then we blow again. Okay, that's one! Let'S get it next sections! You know what i lied. I'M gon na spray over sue me, i'm human. I can change my mind i feel like spraying under like i understand why, but i can't get it like as accurately, because the closer you are to the lace, i love doing these middle pieces because they're just so easy. I mean compared to the side tabs these little pieces be real straight forward. You hear me, i think i will say that one from wiggins dolls, you got ta, be really meticulous with getting that lace to lay like when i'm looking at my mirror right here. I'M staring at the lace in this little thing: i'm using this to really push down that lace that i see sticking up, don't just be doing it anyhow, like, oh, my god, no, like you, really got ta, find the lace with your eyeball and push it down While you got the blow dryer going and hold it like you're pressing it, you know it's, i'm really just gon na save this for last cuz. I know it's about to be a struggle, but um. Oh my god, you got to be intentional with it like. I try my best to spray closest to like the hair like down here, like i'm, not trying to spray up here. That'S why your legs get so crunchy and hard, because you're spraying up here, no babies! You got ta spray down here as close to the tip of the hairline as possible. Try! Oh, oh, my god! I'M trying to like drag my scissors across while i'm cutting this like. It still has like a jagged cut, because i don't want to bluntly cut my lace. Bloodline, cutting your lace ends up laying bluntly on your head. You know and that's what you want. You want a jagged natural, carefree type of leg. Now, i'm just getting a bit impatient, i'm just going rogue just doing a bit of both under over whatever gets up there. I'M not gon na wait for this to stick down, because i know it's not so. Let'S just cut to chit chat, see one thing i used to do before when i first started installing my wigs. That really does help a lot is. I would pull out the baby hairs all around the lace like what i'm doing right now on the sides and i'll just use that as an anchor all over. My only thing was that was that, like it was hard to push the hair back once like i've laid the lace because, like all that, pushing back of the hair would cause the lace to lift lift all over. But that did really help me get my lace to lay like much easier, this very small tattoo good, look to the side whenever my installs are going really good. I just get so excited because it's like wow, i did that. Then i'm gon na cut it in a nice little diagonal angle and an angle you know short to long, not too short, though not blunt cut like jagged like so you see that okay, okay, now it's nice and hot, i'm gon na go ahead and curl it. I feel like curling it under works a lot better. In my opinion, what i've been testing out? It'S gon na give it a nice fat, curl, nice and tight the tighter the better. If you know what i mean, i'm kidding, i'm not same thing on the side. Diagonal chop, nice and jagged and rough okay, i'm gon na have to definitely cut these down a little bit too long. Now, mr gsd, one foreign right now is anyways. Yes, this is exactly what i wanted. What a big, dramatic, swoops and now i'm just gon na, go in and put my elastic band over everything just to let it all sit and set in the shape. I'M just gon na go back and re-straighten the hair, some more just to get it more flat and just to have something to do a few moments later, all right as fabulous and luscious. This install is looking we're just gon na do a little extra tweaks just to really you know, get it to do what it means to do. I don't know i'm just really feeling this like hair, like it's just so simple, but it's just it's just a bit of me. It'S just a bit of me, so i'm going in just trying to like tweeze up a bit places here and there. This is just me being actually doing too much. Sometimes i start doing these little tweaks and stuff, and that's when i ruin the style, i'm like damn look at that mascara. Well, it's called cover your grades. Basically, just black mascara, i'm just going to use that to fill in some of the over bleached spots or any little gapping. I'Ve got going on 3 28 a.m. Okay, guys we have made it to the end of this install it's three o'clock in the morning. Yay wait, look guys. I'Ve literally like went ahead and put on my pajamas, i'm like i'm ready for big, but i was like wait. I didn't even film an outro for y'all, but here we go boom. I'M probably gon na insert a clip with my phone to show you just how long it is because i'm a little shorty. My camera can't go that low, but it's very very long. As far as the quality of this hair, i would say it's super silky and soft, as you can see, it's really really thick, but my only thing i would say about it is that it does like it. It snags like i'm getting some snacks here and there. So i can definitely see what it does get some tangling like nothing, crazy where, like it's matted, but then i guess it's a brand new install, but it does like you know: catch in my hand when i run my hands through it bro bro, it's giving like This is literally what i envisioned my end product to be like. Ah, i'm feeling myself like this giving i love this install so much like. I just love a simple side. Part like side parts are for me, i'm a side. Part girl, like you know, i was like bust down 40 inch middle part. I'M a bust down deep side. Part 30 40 inches like that's, that's gon na. Do it for me baby like okay, like ah, yes, i love it. I love this so much! Okay, like you see that part, unfortunately, i'm so sad that i have to take this wig off like yes, i could just you know, put an elastic band and wrap it and go to sleep like that, but but i'm someone who doesn't like sleeping with a lot Of hair on their head, like i, i purposely like to wear gluteus wigs, because i don't like sleeping with my wig on like my head gets hot, i feel like i have like a sensory thing. That'S why i can't do lashes either, like i don't like having things on my face in my head, when i'm sleeping or i'm stressed like i'll rip it all out. You know so i'm gon na be taking this wig off, but i was like i'm going to take it off with y'all because you did follow me on this journey to install it. So it's only fair if i take the wig off with y'all, so i'm going to show you guys how i take off my wig so sad to see her go but yeah. All i do is just get some water and spray on the lace because, like it, comes off really easy with water, and i just kind of like pat the water in and massage it, and i can feel it starting to loosen up and look at that. Just like that boom bam there you go edges safe, everything's, still good, and what i like about taking off my wigs at night is that reinstall, it's going to be really easy. I literally just everything back in place, and this way do you know when you're sleeping your wig, especially like a straight wig, it does get like little crimps and crooks in it unless you're gon na wrap it and who really be wrapping. That wig, like that, you know, but all right with that said, i bid you guys a do a good night and i thank you so much for watching this video following me along this lovely fine journey. Yep, that's my story. I'M gon na go to bed now but yeah like i was saying, thank you so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope you learned something but yeah. I don't really know how to end this. My brain is so comfortable, i'm just tired, but i'll see you guys in another. One make sure you like comment and subscribe and remember you're amazing you're great, who, let me try to be a motivational speaker, but no for real y'all are amazing and you're great because you're, you dumb the okay anyways. But i love you guys. Good night peace out girl scouts, good bye,