Super Melted Side Part Curly Wig Install|Thebeautifulhustlerbrand | Arabella Hair

Hey beauties and welcome back, i am beautiful hustler tv and if you are new to my channel, then welcome and don't forget to click that subscribe button and turn on your bells. So you do not miss any of my posts now today, we'll be doing a cute side, sleep part with some baby hairs and today's hair is provided by arabella hair. Now this is a 24 inch, 13x4 lace, frontal wig and initially when i first got the wig, it did come with the elastic band on the inside and attached. But when i do install, sometimes the elastic band can stop the wig from laying as flat as it can, or it pulls extra tension um from the frontal. So i just like to go in with razors, or you know some nice little shears and remove that elastic band on the inside as carefully as possible. That way it does not create any holes. So with that being said, i went ahead and removed that elastic, but this is what the wig looks like after i went ahead and you know bleached the knots and plugged it out, of course, but as i mentioned for today's style, we will be doing a nice Side, part, nice and sleek melted to the tee, with some nice and soft natural looking baby hairs using my mousse and my um holding spray method together. So we're just going to go ahead and jump straight into this video, as you guys can see. She already had her ball cap on and i went ahead and applied um the foundation to the inside of the lace and for her skin tone. I did use the color java from the new york kiss palette foundation palette and i do use cream foundation and that's just my preference um. I do recommend to use cream or liquid. If you can, you know just take the liquid and just take a makeup brush and dab it onto the lace, but i do not like powder, because one powder is very messy and also um. You don't want your wig to not stick, because that foundation is powdery and loose and it just gets all over um. You know the skin that you clean before applying a wig. So for those who ever had a question about why i choose to use cream of foundation or liquid foundation, that is exactly why but, however, getting back into this install, i'm just you know applying um. You know two layers on camera, but we did a total of four layers and once that last layer is clear, we will go ahead and pull that lace down and begin to melt the lace. So now that that last layer is clear, i'm going to go ahead and pull the center down first um. I like to do this method simply because uh once you get the wig lay down in the middle, it gives you like a guideline of everywhere else. Your work is going to lay, and so that's why i do it like that, and then i pull one side down push the lace in and then i put the other side down and then push the lace in and then you want to have them hold that Nice and firmly so you can blow dry that lace into place and i use the heat setting um i used to use coal, but what i noticed with the heat. It really melts the lace in faster and much better in my opinion, but it's up to you. You can use cool to warm to hot air. Is really your prevalent uh. You know your preference, but i like to use um the hot air um. You know hot to warm air and i just blow dry and comb that lace into place, and i also go in with my hot comb right afterwards and hot comb that lace into place as well, just to add more heat for the last. You know the lace mirror adhesive to really melt with the lace and then to the skin, and then that's when i would go on with my melt belt and tie down that lace and let it sit for 10 minutes so um. While that melt belt is still sitting, you know on the hairline, i'm just going to go ahead and begin to um section off the back area. That way i can stitch down um. You know across the wig that way it does not. You know come up in the back and what i like to do is just uh feel for that last braid and now part the hair um. You know the tracks, wherever that last braid is and then i like to stretch the wig downward and sew across um through that cap, part of the wig um and just stitch it straight across that way. I can uh secure the wig to that last braid and also i stretch it down, so it can make sure that the wig does lay flat at the top. So when you're parting there's like no heels or lumps or anything, you would get a nice and flat installation. But it's also mindful that when you are doing a wig, install or frontal install closure, no matter what you want to make sure you are doing the uh braids down like the braids, nice and small um. Just don't be lazy and do like big bulky braids, because it's going to give you a big and bulky installation, so the flatter and the smoother and the neater, your braids, the flatter your wig or your lace install would be in general. So just keep that in mind, but, however um as that meltdown, you know sits a little bit longer, i'm just going to kind of pre-prep the styling process and, as you guys see from the thumbnail um in the title, this will be a side part. So that's why i am um just partnering off to the side and making sure i use my wax stick in my hot comb and just sleek everything around my parting area and i'm also going to pot off a section in the back of the wig. Just to make sure i cover all of the tracks in the back as well and get all of that smooth and sleek. So so after hot combing um, you know pretty much the parting area out. I'M gon na go ahead and remove the melt belt. So we can go ahead and get that extra lace cut off and really see the melt and really see um the sledge of this wig. Now you guys see that i'm parting off a lot in that front area and for those who've been subscribed to my channel for a while. You know why i do that um one um, that's too much lace. That is not needed and it does not match her natural hairline like that um. I don't want to call it the batman hairline, but that's what it's kind of like referred to, like the you know, kind of like the u-shaped hairline or whatever um one. That'S not her, not um how her natural hairline is so that all of that extra hair that creates that shape is not needed and two, if you follow the steps correctly and you um apply the glue to match the person's natural hairline, then you will already know That none of that hair outside of her hairline um, has been glued down, which means it needs to be cut off. So with that being said, that's why i went ahead and sectioned everything off that's going to get raised off or cut off with my lace glider. So i'm just taking my comb apart and all of that hair. You know away from the rest of the hairline and then i'm just going to take my scissors and slit it down the middle and then go on with my lace, glider and begin to raise off all of that extra hair. So and now i'm going to go ahead and pull off all the hairs in the front that would be for the baby hairs, so that would be that little uh thin um, not layer but thin parting area that i'm pulling down. All of that will be used for baby hairs and some of it will be plucked out as well, and i'm just going to do that um across the hairline and uh. Then i will spray the hairline with that tresemme holding spray and then of course, re-tie it down with the mailbelt again and also just taking that same java foundation and tapping it across the hairline just to make sure that it's super melted and super blended with her Skin tone, and, of course, after letting that nut belt sit for 10 minutes and letting that holding spray dry completely we're going to remove it and go ahead and get started on the baby hairs. Now, as i mentioned before, we will do a mousse and holding spray baby hair method together to give you that nice soft looking but strong, holding baby hairs. So i'm gon na go ahead and just comb all of that holding spray right on out, so that the hairs are nice and soft, and i'm just going to move all of the hairs out the way that way. When i'm doing the baby hairs, i don't have to worry about any. You know pieces, that's not supposed to be swooped being swooped. So that's why i have a few clips. You know going across the hairline but um once i go in and chop those baby hairs down short, i will take my mousse and also the holding spray and get to swooping and of course, once i get the very last baby hair sweeped, i will go ahead And just um spray across the hairline lightly, with that holding spray once again and i'm going to tie it down with the black wrapping paper and, in the meantime, just get all of the hair saturated with mousse to get the curls popping and last but not least, As i mentioned before, i'm just going to take that mousse and i'm using the motion smooths and y'all. This smooth smells so freaking good, like it smells so good and it really gets the curls popping. So i'm just going to get that all into their hair, and i just like to take a um. You know small tooth comb and really get all those tangles out and that way also spread the most on every strand of the curly wig to get the curls. Like i mentioned nice and popping, and once i do that - and i finish that i will go ahead and remove that black tissue paper - and you know just do the finishing touches on the sleek side - part look and this much. You know pretty much complete this um installation process, so just stay tuned for the final looks uh. What i did not do that i do in every video is black spray, the part and that's because um, the frontal part of this wig was already kind of, like naturally thin. So i did not want to do the black spray and then it kind of ruins. The whole look, so that's why all i did was conceal the part and just let it be. I only plugged the front hairline, i didn't plug anything in the back of the wig or too far back behind the frontal, so it just has that natural thin parting space um, if that makes sense, but um, however, the overall look was still bomb. 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