Dark & Light Brown Colored Wig Easy Swoop Bang Method | Celie Hair

Hey beauties and welcome back to, i am beautiful, hustler tv today we'll be using this pretty dark brown and light brown mixed color wig from steely hair to create this beautiful sleeve. With the blunt curled ends. Uh 90s. Look la la today now, first things: first um. This week is light brown and dark brown mix, and it's from stevie hair company. If i'm not mistaken, it's a 24 inch, maybe a 26, but all the details to this hair will be listed down below and for today's style. Um we're just going to jump straight into it now. This wig was just slightly smaller, like just a little bit smaller than her head, but we have, to you, know, finesse it and make it work. But um, as i mentioned, the style will be a side part of the swoop um with the cute little baby, hair around the sideburns and the parting area, and we will blunt cut the ends and curl it really hard to have like that curved look. So i'm just going to go in and begin to apply my layers of lace mode adhesive and i will be using four layers for her install today and after i apply each layer to her skin. I will go ahead and begin to pull the lace down once the last layer is prepared, will spread it and turn clear. So after blow drying the lace, i'm going to hop on the roots and also tile down that milk belt and after letting it sit for a few minutes, i will remove that and begin to cut off the extra lace from the front of the hairline and also From around the ears, don't work good! Thank you. Championships change! Let'S go okay! Talking talking, oh, so now that all of that lace is removed, you could tack down. Whatever else is still lifting or need to be uh, you know pretty much glued down um and as always, if you don't need the lace, then just go ahead and cut it off, but now i'm going to go ahead and get into doing a sideburn baby hair On this side - and i'm only gon na do three baby hairs, each sideburn and just one on the party area, because the rest of this will be swooped to be behind. You know across the forehead and behind the ear. So i just went in with some um holding spray and um. Some got to be gel and just a little bit of mousse to help uh. You know moisturize the hair to easily swoop it and do the little curved part. So i did use um some holding spray for the root part of the baby hair, then the gel for the body and then like for the tail to actually sweep it and curve it. I use mousse um to you know, help it get it moist and curved around, but once i do it on this side, i am going to do it on the other side and then do the other baby hair and then get into hot comb in the root. So that the swoop can lay down nice and flat check - oh oh uh, talking about talking so now that those baby hairs are full. I'M gon na go in with the wax. They can apply it on the inside top part and on the you know, um areas around these swoops, so i can hot comb the roots out, so it can be as flat as and you know as needed as possible and she could award this simply as a Side, part - or you know the finishing look which is actually the smooth so um once i get all of that pressed out nice and good, i will begin to swoop it, and i just do that by applying holding spray at the top part of the swoop, and I just kind of comb it piece by piece um in that swoop motion behind the ear, and once i get it, how i want it, i just go ahead and mold it into place. Oh, oh, don't uh! This is pretty much the easiest way to get a swoop without having such a hard time. You just really want to make sure you press out the roots to the area, and you just want to sweep the pieces back. You know in different sections. Instead of trying to swoop everything at once yeah i see i start from the back and i grip most of the hair and i just pull more hair into it, um from the front to the side, and once you get it, how you want it, you can Go ahead and spray it with holding spray. If you want it to be a little bit harder, so it doesn't move. But if it's just for a temporary look, you can just usually um use the wax stick and just make it like a soft um. You know swoop, and then you know just bobby, pin it into place, but either way you do it once you get into it. You just add a few bobby pins on the side to keep it in place and you just flat iron, the hair. On top of the scoop to make it nice and sleek, like you would uh see me do here on this video so now that the scoop is pretty much complete and i'm flat ironing the hair. You know all around. I went ahead and i'll put her back and i just um cut the ends blunt evenly and now that they're already even um, i'm just gon na go ahead and you know just bump it underneath what you want to do like a hard curl. That will give you that nice, like real real curved ends for that 90s look, so i just went in with my big flat iron and just bumped the ends. You know really hard. That way can give you that curved look as i mentioned, because we wanted more of the 90s we didn't want to do like the plain. Even in you know, type of look we wanted to. You know really have that harsh curl underneath for the look, okay and last but not least, we're going to go ahead and take the foundation and go ahead and clean up the part to make it nice and vibrant. You know add a little black spray afterwards to um. You know close it up just a little bit if it's too wide, and that will completely pretty much the finishing look of this video. I hope you guys enjoyed this quick tutorial um. Let me know what you think of the style down below in the comments and stay tuned for our new series, because i decided to do a coloring series, so i hope y'all ready for these colors highlights all of that and ready for display. So make sure you guys have on your bells subscribe if you didn't do so already, because a lot of y'all watch everything but don't subscribe so make sure you subscribe and turn on your bells and get ready for this new series. Thank you guys for watching stay tuned.