Beeos Transparent 13X6 Front Lace Wig - 22 Inches

You hey, hey y'all, it is me and i'm back with the hair review um. I went back to bl's y'all because last week a lot from them lasts me about three years. Actually still have it. If i knew how to um ventilate hair on the lace, i would do that on that wig. But i just don't have that skill yet and open time it just it sheds anyways. I took out the columns of this wig and it is a transparent lace. 13X6. Um, the hair is still great quality, like the last one, um 22 inches. That'S what i do in the back of my wigs, because my head is smaller, mainly because i am also bald or have a twa i should say so. I put it together like that. So that it can be tighter on my head um, the front part of the lace could be more snug. I should say anyways, i'm just sizing it up right now. Just you can see how it does blend very well with the skin um. I put on a certain light, though, because at certain angles you could see like a white film on that lace um. So i just can demonstrate how you can get rid of that from the way that you cut the lace, and this is going to be a very beginner friendly demonstration of how to apply the wig. I recently learned with all those broad caps and glue and gel, and it's just your edges - don't survive, they do not survive at all and i just grow them back. So i'm like i'm trying to save them, preserve them, so i'm just showing the rest of the world. How i do that, which is don't use that when you don't use that body cap and just mousse and um edge control, that's all i do so right now. I'M just slicing up on my head, as you can see it's already kind of blended in looking a little bit natural, but i just had to get some baby hairs and hairs in the front to blend it better, but that's the edge control. I use it's wonderful. It lays my edges down all day. Like the beginning of my video, you saw my edges that was from the beginning of the this morning, seven o'clock in the morning and they were so laid down. So i love the edge control. You don't even have to comb. It in or nothing i just literally slide it on my edges and they stay in place and it doesn't flake. It does not flake, and i love that and then in combination with the mousse, that i use it them together. They don't flake when they're used together because it tends to happen that way when you use two different products. But here is the part where i take out the baby hair. I don't cut all the baby hairs off um. I keep the ones on the side relatively long or actually really long and then put pieces in the front. I cut them very, very short, and it just gives more of a natural look and without all that, scooping and stuff like that, because uh those types of edges edges are out nobody, nobody do that, no more, we went as natural as possible, so um. This is me just taking out what i want as far as my baby hairs or just hairs out, i should say, and you can see like when you put the hairs out in the front, it looks um it blends very well, it looks more natural and i Will tell you this and because you're going to see a different angles too, the mistake of not tying down the um, at least after you apply moves to it like not setting it by tying a scarf around it, because it will lift and it will start to Show that cast that white cast will show um a natural sunlight is not so bad, but when you do like light like this, what i'm doing right now, like a studio light or a therapy light it's going to show um depending on the angle. Your head is tilted, but um just need to hear note there, but it's just a lesson that i'm showing all as well make sure you tie it down, because that moves along with tightening it down will take away that white cast. Looking uh thing that i'm still in there because you don't want to put any color on it like at all, because it's a transparent, lacing, it's just going to look nasty or you could try. I don't know i don't like it, but you might have a method that works for you anyways. So i am continually taking out those baby hairs and i cut it very, very short in the middle, so extremely short in the middle for the baby hairs, and i keep them warm on the sides, but it helps it blend better. And since i break down my edges as well on the side, then my edges kind of blend in with the wig edges, so that it again has more natural hair line. It looks more natural and not just straight across um, so you seem short, i'm cutting it and doing like a jagged cut with the scissors so that it doesn't look very blunt and then what i do is get this moves here and i forgot to display the Mousse, but it's trust me mousse, um and i'll put a picture, so you can see what kind i use in particular - and i just slick it down like so like that, but you see it all coming together. You don't need much mousse at all, just a tiny bit of mousse, and what i like about this mousse is that when you use it, it doesn't give doesn't make the hair stringy like it's, not a very heavy weigh down mousse like if i use it, and I have it tied down on my sleighs to set it. I can fluff out the hair, so that looks more natural too, because that's one thing i can't stand is when it's just super straight and slick like no. No, i don't like that. We have some little. We got little bumps and curls, and even when our hair is slick, we got more texture to it. So it doesn't look right when it's super straight now, i'm getting to the sides and so um to hide the lace right there again again again getting a little bit of mousse and then slicking it down like that and then i'll do it. On the other side, too, you see just looks really good and i did tweeze it a little bit more twist. The hair on this lace just to give a more natural look, but the i'm telling you the way that they ventilated the lace. The baby hairs are perfect, they're, so easy to tame and to manipulate like the way you want them to go, the ventilation is great, the lace is wonderful. The hair is great i'll, do a demonstration of how it curls in a second um. So i just had to turn my light on there because it's starting to get dark and then yeah, you can see it just blends right in with my skin and so what i did also. I forgot to mention that when i did on my with the edge control, i slipped down my sideburns um, so my sideburns are out, but that just helps with the lace looking more natural, because that i have the hardest hardest time, especially with new wig users. I'M pretty sure they have the hardest time to trying to get that the sideburns to slip down um and to stay in place and just lift and everything like that. So it's just better if i put it by my ear like that, it just and it looks natural. It looks good like it all blends together, so i'm just showing um a demonstration almost off the camera. There. Here'S a demonstration of how it curls and i got my trusty revlon hello, baby girl, all right so and the hair curls. So nice um look at this! Oh my god look at her and it's being all fancy so anyways. I'M about to now show different styles of what you can do with her, so i, like my swoop, okay, a little sweet right there and she's still blending. If you don't want the little piece out, just put it behind your ear, like that, like you, don't need all the little baby hairs all around the perimeter. Just make sure you pluck it right. What i usually do is i try to make the temples thinner, um. Just so, it lays right, but i'm telling you the way they ventilated the this lace, though it's just baby hairs, do what you want to do so, whatever your method is, the baby hairs will lie, they will lie exactly how you want them to do, and yes, Now definitely should not too, i didn't bleach them as well as i would like, but, as you can see, it doesn't matter because it's still really really really pretty. Like blendable natural. Looking, you