Updated Bald Cap Method | Detailed Wig Install | Klaiyi Hair |

Hey y'all: it's me slay by jordan. I said y'all x, y'all shall receive the company i'll be working with. Today is kawaii hair inside your packaging. You will get a new stocking cap, you will get a long scarf and of course you will get your wing. This is a brazilian 26 inch, 360 lace, front wig and the laces medium brown inside the wig. You will receive three combs and then you'll receive an adjustable strap in the back. Once again. This is a 360 lace wig, so it is laced around the entire circumference of the wig and its tracks in the middle. The hair was giving me a little shedding a little catching fresh out the box, but i got that together once i installed, it was no problem. This lace is medium brown. Y'All know i don't really like medium brown lace, but i'm gon na show you how you finish it today, be my beautiful muse. Yes, yes, yes, we're gon na braid, this hair down honey, real flat period, and we finna get straight into it today. I'M gon na show you how i do my updated ball cap method and i'm going to give y'all a detailed wig install the stocking caps. I use they're by annie. They come in the hair store the box. The stocking caps they'll be like 100 in a box. I like using those because they're thin, but not too thin, and they just work perfectly um. I find that the actual stockings, the stockings that you wear are too thin for me. They really don't serve a purpose and the normal stocking caps are just too thick. So i love these i'm trying to find the exact name for y'all, so i can get y'all the information. I always stretch the cap over my client's eyes or their whole face. If i have to, because you want that cap as stretched as possible, you do not want a thick cap because it just doesn't make your wig lay right. I went ahead and sewed it down around the sides in the back, so it doesn't slide underneath the wig and i'm cutting up the ear tabs. Yes yeah, i still use, got to be freeze for it to secure my cap, it just it dries. So quick and i can go ahead about my business - i don't have to wait 10 minutes once i can get the dry. It literally takes one minute to dry and you on your way, as you can see when i spray the oil free spray up there on the cap. I don't just spray any kind of weight. I spray it in the shape of their hairline, because the way i lay my cap is the way i lay my wig. It'S all a guide that i follow. It'S like you know when you cut your base, cut um your um, your guide cut, and then you pull everything to the guide. It'S basically like that, so my stocking cap sets the foundation for everything. Also, sometimes i use the black got to be glued gel mixed with the freeze spray to secure my cap. If i have to, like you, know plug my clients wig at the time of the appointment or i have multiple people, and you know i'm trying to switch back and forth. However, what i cannot cannot get jiggy wig is secure. My bald cap with glue. You know. I told y'all different things weren't for different people, so i'm not talking about y'all, i'm sorry but they're putting glue on the stocking cap to secure it. That'S just not gon na work over here. I'M sorry that's just way too much glue for me, but if that works for you and your edges are safe, continue doing that. However, i love to use my free spray right now, i'm just blow drying it to make sure it's dry and then once it's dry, i want to cut it off with some fresh um sharp shears me now to make sure that your weight lasts. You know the time it's supposed to you want to make sure that you clean the forehead with 91 alcohol or sea breeze thoroughly, even if your clients have makeup on when my clients come with makeup on, i don't um, i don't take the alcohol as down as Much, i literally only take off on what i know where the wig will be. However, when they don't have makeup on hand, i'd be scrubbing the forehead, however, take that word scrubbing lightly. You do not want to irritate the skin. It um, if you irritate the skin before you, put a wig on and you put glue on it yeah more than likely when you take it off you're, going to have those bumps across your forehead. So that's not that's not what you want to do. However, you do want to still thoroughly clean that skin. After that i go back through my skin protector. Can y'all please start using skin protective. That'S why y'all skin be so bad. These glues are strong. You need a skin protectant. Now, what i do differently with my ball caps is, i take a glue and i spread it along the edge and then i take the end of the um eyebrow razor and i use pressure and i smush it into the skin. This makes sure, like the edges of the cap, aren't up, because when you don't fully secure the edges of the cap, you can see it underneath the wig. You want that cap to be as flat as possible. So that's the updated method that i use. I put the glue along the edge of the cap, spread it and then i smush it in with the end of the eyebrow razor and that just that just melts the cap down and now i'm going to my level 12 from ruby kisses the darkest one in The um palette and i'm just going to put that along the edge of the cap. This is also something i do differently. Y'All remember remember i used to put the makeup on the cap before i cut it off. However, now i put the makeup on the edge of the cap after it's cut off, because i don't know i just been doing that lately and another thing i don't put the makeup all over the cap. I literally just put it on the edge and um where the person will get their party um. I just i don't know. I just feel like less makeup is better and um. The cap i use is of a skin tone color anyway, so it gives a more scalp like effect when you apart it um. I haven't been feeling the dark parts lately, so that's just what i've been doing and, as you can see, we have a fully secured cap and now it's time to apply that wig. I did go ahead and bleach these knots off camera and i also plucked the hairline if you want to update it bleach or not and plucking hairline tutorial. Please comment that below now that same makeup i use for her cap. I am not using on the wig. This is a medium brown lace, so it is slightly darker than her. It has a different undertone so to finesse darkness. You want to really really bleach your knots and you want to use a shader too lighter than the normal foundation that you use me now. It'S time to apply that weed to your client's head, make sure the hairline of the actual wig is in front of the ball cap some once we get it secured in place, how you want it to you're, going to get your um client to hold it in Place then we're going to cut out that excess lace around the ear tabs be very careful because when you cut the ear the ear bleeds for a while for some reason, so please be careful cutting around those ear tabs and then today we're actually going to sew. This wig down we're not going to glue the back of the 360.. However, do y'all want me to show y'all how you glue the back of a 360 or full lace, wig and customize, and pluck it if you want to see that as well comment that below y'all got to, let me know what y'all want, so i can give It to y'all, you know what i'm saying period and once we finish sewing that weight down we're going to start um gluing this wig down. Yes, me! So yes, so now you want to apply your glue, make sure you apply a good amount of glue and that you smooth it back as thin as possible. You don't want any lumps or clumps and i'm actually going to show y'all how the glue should look before you lay it down. I'M going to show you on you're going to see how the glue turns from white to clear, and i want to show you exactly when you should lay your wig down, because you do not want to lay it down when it's still white so watch closely. As this glue turns from white to clear, i'm going to tell you exactly when you are able to lay it down with no problems, that glue is clear, go ahead and lay that lace down today i did do four layers, so after my fourth layer was dry, I went ahead and laid my lace down. I use the teeth of the comb to help push the lace into the skin and then once all the laces into the skin, i'm going to blow dry on high heat still using the teeth of the comb kind of like combing back and forth on the hairline. Just making sure that that lace is getting into the skin and then once i'm done doing that, i'm going to turn on my cool air on my blow dryer to really lock it in place, because that high heat heats up the glue, but then that cold air. It cools it down locks that lace in place and you good to go after. I hit that lace with that cool shot of air, i'm going to tie down my elastic band and then we're going to proceed to start um prepping the hair, i'm going to blow dry and go ahead and get my part into place. As you can see, the hair is very smooth from that blow dry. I like to blow dry my hair, as straight as i can get it so that way. When i press it, i don't have that much work to do. That'S that goes for natural hair and weave both of them. You want to always try to get the hair as straight as possible, with your blow dry. So that way, when you go in to press you don't have to do as much work and you can get some flawless results. I took that elastic band off after 10 minutes and now it's time to cut that excess lace using our eyebrow razor. If you aren't comfortable with using the eyebrow razor, please use your shears just try to cut like in a jagged motion. You definitely don't want to cut straight across because no matter how melted you can get the lace. If you cut it straight across we're going to see it yes get into that medium brown lace, though, and i ain't even fully melted it in i told y'all, stop playing with jordan honey. Now we're going to take our rack, stick in our wet tail comb and we're just going to make sure we get that part into place and we're going to hot comb it down. Then we're going to separate the hairs that we're going to use for our baby hairs and then we're going to go ahead and spray. The hairline, with some hairspray, tie down again with the elastic band, and that is going to give us the ultimate meltdown me me and i'm still taking my wax stick and my hot cone, and i'm just. I separated a piece across the entire back of the frontal to cover that track, and then i went in on each part and waxed the hot comb just so i can get some flat results. Do you see how flat that wig is laying that is flat? Honey y'all know i love me, a good old flat wig okay hand on up some bumps around here. So then i um, i i like to hot comb the hairs for my baby hairs. For that way, they already be in line if you are very scared of using the hot cone. Do not do this you're going to burn the client just come them out, and then we can just swoop them. However, if you're comfortable with it go ahead and hot comb, those hairs forward, um, it just helps the baby. Hairs. Lay better in place now go ahead and cut those baby hairs using your eyebrow razor and we're going to get ready to swoop and move these baby hairs. We'Re going to use that foaming mousse and like a little edge comb brush um make sure that your foaming mousse has no alcohol in it. That way, you don't um, lift your lace. Also with the foam removes, don't be sitting up taking 10 minutes trying to lay the baby hairs. You'Re, definitely going to lift your lace, you hurry up, go ahead and sweep them. How you want to and go ahead and tie them down um if you work very slow. The mousse baby hair method is not for you. You will need to be using like gel or possibly like edge control or something um. But if you use the mousse, you need to go ahead and know what you're doing go ahead and get it in line and then tie it down, because just having that weight. Mousse up there for like five ten minutes, you gon na lift your lace me me and to press the head bone straight. We'Re going to use our beyond the zone turn up the heat on each section and we're going to press it with the flat iron and we're going to um chase it with the comb uh. I bought some new flat irons, y'all y'all know. I normally use my babyliss titanium flat, irons, the ones i got from sally's. However, i bought these from amazon. These were about, i think, 50 or 60 70 dollars higher the blue ones that everybody loves. I love them too. I just went ahead and bought them because you know who doesn't love new tools and honey impressed this hair out. You hear me me is so now the edges are dry. I just want to go ahead and show you all them freshly from up underneath the wrap, honey laden slay. I did go ahead and comb those out and then pluck some and then relay them with the hairspray, but i did that off camera. I also fixed that part, because you know it's looking a little wavy up there, but i just fixed it with some black spray and um some um foundation powder from ruby kisses the powder. Now these ends they look a little scraggly on the end. So guess what i'm gon na do i'm gon na give the hair a trim? Do it just exactly how you would do your natural hair? When you ends the scraggly, you cut them holes off honey. It'S no need to try to preserve the length you look stupid with those thin ends, just cut them off. It looks so much better. It looks so much polished, so much neater. It just gives the overall great look once i finish, cutting it. I am going to bump the ends slightly, not a heart bump. It just gives the hair like a little um. You know now i want to spray the hair again. It might be on the zone, give it a beautiful gloss and y'all already know. Once i spread it beyond the zone, honey, it's over, that hair is lay in slate honey. Once again, this is a 26 inch, 360 straight brazilian lace, front wig from kawaii hair, make sure you check the description box for all links and more information on how to purchase this wig. I thank you guys so much goodbye