Bobbi Boss Brazilian Deep Curl Crochet Hair | Initial Review

Hi guys welcome to the channel and he was in the back moving boxes, what you moving boxes, hi, everybody and welcome, and welcome back to knife. Today, i'm going to be doing an initial uh impression of the brazilian deep curl by bobby boss and here's the hair right here. So this is a color number one and it comes in a 20 inch. I'M going to be making a crochet wig with a standard mesh wig cap, nothing fancy the ones we've all seen before um. But if you are interested in seeing my take on a crochet wig, i will definitely do a video on that. Just comment down below and let me know, but today i'm just going to be opening the hair, letting you guys see what it looks like straight out of the bag and giving you my initial impression. I am going to make the crochet wig right after i'm done with um, giving you guys my first impression so once i do that i'll, come back i'll, show you how the wig turned out and then in a couple weeks i'm gon na go ahead and do A review after i put a few miles on this thing. Let y'all know you know what that hair is really doing uh, you know if how it sheds or how it tangles or not tangles and not sheds, or you know whatever the case may be. So i will let you guys know, but today it's basically going to be letting you guys know how the hair separates, how it pulls and how the knots tie is too silky to tie the knots and things like that. So coming right out of the package, let's see what this is doing, coming out, that pack um, okay, okay, so coming straight out of the pack, the hair is very very soft. Um super duper bouncy, which is surprising because i feel like a lot of crochet. Hair is kind of stiff sometime and you have to kind of manipulate it and poof it out, but yeah i'm liking how it feels. I'M actually excited to you know, get up in there and see how that thing is working out. The people at the beauty supply store actually recommended. I use this diamond edges. Braids control foam if you guys can see that yeah so um. If i feel like it's kind of doing too much like as far as like not being able to spread it apart, i'm going to uh, probably add some of that on there to give it a little bit of give. So without any further ado i'll go ahead and start on that and let you guys know how it ends up. So i have finished my wig as you can see um. So i wanted to give you my review of how it was putting the wig together. The hair separated really well that i didn't really have much trouble like pulling it apart. It was smooth, it might get a little bit clump at the bottom, which is completely normal, but it didn't affect the curl pattern. It didn't really tangle or anything like that. It was very easy to manipulate and pull apart. All i had to do really was just pull the ends before i started pulling and it came right apart. I didn't even have to use the product on it um. So that was definitely a good thing. There was minimal tangling. I didn't really lose a lot of hair in the process of making the wig, so that was great too. You know who wants to lose hair. I ended up actually using all three packs that i had so. There were three packs two bundles in each, so that was six packs altogether. I ended up using the whole thing. I did want a big um fluffy look and i definitely got that um it not it very well. Also it was, you know, you just have to pull it through a few times uh to make the loops and just make sure you kind of really got that tug in there, because the hair does have texture. It'S not really um silky, like that. It looks very bouncy and silky, but it does have like kind of like a kinky uh texture to it. It does really match my relaxed hair very, very well. So when i do wear it with a little bit of leave out, i think that it will blend really good. I wouldn't suggest using any product on it. I made the mistake of once i put the wig together. I started to put that product on it that i told you guys about in the first part of the video wrong move, because all it really did was make it feel waxy and i was expecting more of like a mousse, feel to make it feel kind of Crunchy, i guess, because i wanted more of a wet look and i did not achieve that, but i still love the look that i have it's still great, but i am going to go and get some mousse to kind of to see if i can get that Look with this hair, i don't know if i can, but that particular product i did not like it. It made it very waxy uh, it just was not the move, so i'm not gon na be using that again uh to kind of counter that i wet the hair and put in some curling gel. I know a lot of people don't put product on synthetic hair, which is just to me. It'S just a choice because i like to have a you know to have it have a little bit of weight to it. I don't like the whole, like fluffy, hair thing as far as just being out of control and fluffy. No, this gives me more of a controlled curl, which is what i like to have. If i can't have that crunchy kind of moussey, look, then i'll just you know the control curls are perfect for me. But again i am going to try the mousse, but it really took well to water. It rinse that moussey kind of waxy feeling right out and i didn't have any problems once i put the curl gel in there, it was fine. I would definitely suggest if you are like me and you do want to put some product in your synthetic hair. I would definitely suggest doing it after you cut the hair, or you know kind of, because i ended up having to you, know of course chop it. It was really big. It was like this long and you know it was too much for me. I have a toddler, and you know if my hair is too long and he's messing around with it. I might get this thing yanked off in the streets and we're trying to have that, so i just didn't want it too long for it. For that reason, um. So i would suggest - and and maybe this is a a common knowledge thing to not put product in it before you cut it. But i wasn't thinking it was 2 3 a.m in the morning, and i just put the wig together and start throwing on the product because i wanted it to flatten out, but with this hair i would suggest not doing that. Uh cut it first get the length you want. First, the the shape that you want first and then put the the product in it, but even still, i think it would be better to wet it first before even cutting it, because that hair was like really big. I was trying to um put a clip in of how it looked. You know it was. It was big also, i would recommend cutting the hair down the middle. It was 20 inches that way and if you're going to cut it anyways if you're not going to have the whole long. Sorry, that's my baby in there um. If you're gon na have the whole 20 20 inches, then you know you're gon na have to really work it and get it to flatten out for you because, like i said, the thing is big but um. If you're going to end up cutting it anyways, then i would suggest cutting it in the middle and then hold please. Let me give an example. Okay, so i didn't have much of the hair left. It was like. I said i use all of it uh. This is the hair in its half state, so i already cut it. So you know i'm sure everybody is familiar with this. If you do any type of hair, so just pull it apart like this and then kind of half it like that, because it'll make the cutting just way easier and just you know, weigh less fuss and then you're wasting a lot less hair. Because i have a lot of hair on the floor in there so um. That is my initial review of the hair. So far, i really really like it. It'S super bouncy super, you know, just it's very cute gives me, you know, gives me very much like winter vibes. You know, like you, know, go and put my scarf on and have my big hair and you know, give the girls winter life. You feel me. Yes, okay, so thank you so much for watching this video. I'M gon na go ahead and wear this hair today and for the next few weeks, maybe two three weeks and i will get back to you guys and let you know if i love it or hate it and yeah thanks so much for watching you