How To Make A Full Wig With Deep Side Bangs Feat. Janet Collection Aria Remy Hair

Everyone is Loulou and welcome to my channel today, I'm going to dial it back a few years and I'm actually doing an old-school look for wig, no lace, no closures, no 360, no frontal, none of that just 100 % old-school wig and I just kind of wanted To try this new that old style, I wanted to try this out, never actually had curls and side bangs, so I kind of wanted to try that out keeping it all. So, I'm using some beauty supply store, hair. This is by Jenna's collection. The hair is called Aria, it supposed to be 100 % version human hair, but I don't know about that. Virginity claim we'll get to that later, but yeah, it's natural, yaki, tangle, free, free you've got instructions on the pack. It even has a tag on the hair that has further instructions and more detail about the hair, and the hair is also enriched with argan oil to make it lustrous. This hair was actually sent to me by Cosmo business magazine. They wanted me to do a review, so I'm just going to go ahead and get started. Do the tutorial - and let you guys know exactly how I feel about this here - I'm starting with a dome cap from Sally Beauty, and this is the area hair by Janet collection. This is what the packaging looks like when you get the hair and I'm just going to open it up. So you can see the inside and, of course, like typical beauty, supply store, hair, it's very difficult to open up, but what I'm doing as far as doing is going back and forth and back and forth. Of course, I have to secure my hair first before I start sewing, and I do have a very detailed wig making video from start to finish, including adjustable stress, so definitely check that out. If you want something more detailed, but what I do is just go back and forth with my stitches and then I go around the front once I get to a point where there is a circle on top, so once the crown area is very circular, then I Start sewing going around until I reach the closure and just keep going the way I typically so, and when I reach the closure area, I wanted to be approximately two inches in diameter, so just keeps going in a circle going around and then grab a piece of West and start wrapping it around. This is the wraparound method for your closure area and all I do is just wrap a sow and wrap, and so until I get a circle, that's approximately one centimeter in diameter. Usually, what I do is just sew, my hair around until I reach the closure part. But when you use this method, it makes it easier for you and you just kind of slap, a closure in the middle of your hair. Instead of worrying about getting perfectly secured hair and a perfectly closed closure, so now I'm just sewing the closure down and small stitches all the way around. So it's nice and secure - and it's not going anywhere before I spill in those gaps with the remainder of the hair. So here I am just sewing my hair down and this time I'm going through the actual hair wefts this time, I'm actually going through the weft. So as I sew, I just go through the web, so that way it's more secure and very flat, and then it will be easier for me to lay my closure down and I'm just looking for the opening. So that way, I can spray it with some water, and I have my curling iron that I'm going to use the bare down on the closure. So that way it can lie down flat and also really secure it and place the heat plus. The water just secures that area. So that way, it's nice and neat - and this is what it looks like after I'm done - and this is my wig - so I'm going to slap it on and cut some side bangs, I'm sorry by combing my hair forward and making sure everything is nice and secure. Then, of course, parting, my hair to find my part for the side, bang, and now I'm cutting my hair. So whenever I cut my hair, I just have to have confidence with it and just go with it. I don't actually have a pattern anymore. So much I mean I follow some rules, but really confidence is the number one rule. It looks crazy, but you can always fix up and what I do is just cut and go with it. So now I'm just cutting layers into my hair, and I found that you know just going with the flow and winging it usually yields the best results for me and I'm just shaping my hair with an eyebrow shaper. I lost my hair trimmer. I don't know what happened to it. I don't know what's wrong with me out and stuff when I want to do a tutorial, but here I am just shaping the hair, so it can look neat and I'm grabbing my curling iron again and curling. My hair, the bank area, I'm curling, going inward and the rest of it I'm going to curl going back so now, I'm just kind of trying to figure out if I want it long or short, but I'm going to go ahead and curl the rest of it. Going back, I did not use any heat protection spray I usually like to make hair suffer whenever I'm testing it. So I want you peak perfection, so I can just see what the hair can do and it curls nicely without any imperfection, and this is what my curls are looking like and I'm going to go ahead and brush the hair out using a detangling brush. I don't like it for my natural hair because very wide it works well, but it's just too wide for my hair. I end up snagging hair that I shouldn't be snagging, but it works really well for my extensions - and this is the final look, okay, so the verdict I'm going to start with the good news and then I'm going to move on to the bad news. This hair curls really well. It took me like half an hour to curl my hair cut it get it all pretty and stuff. Well, as pretty as it can be. I was very impressed with that considering the fact that I wasn't even using four hundred and fifty degrees now, the bad first of all, they say is 100 percent bridge and human hair. That is a complete and utter life. I was coloring some hair because I want to I'm halfway done. I haven't yet with actual color on this hair, but I was coloring some hair and I put some bleach 20 volume developer, and this is my result this. This is this hair and I used 20 volume developer with bleach and nothing nothing an hour later. Nothing. This hair is not going to color on you. So if you want color, it's not going to happen, do not trust the virgin label is not a virgin. It did also say on the actual packaging that the hair has a light cuticle, I'm not entirely sure why people even say that, like light cuticle cuticles or did so, I don't know what that's supposed to mean, but it just kind of like taps into my inner Pity mess, so I was kind of like somebody explained. The third thing I didn't really like about this hair is: it's been just angle: free cream, no such thing with hair you're supposed to detangle hair, because here is the post entangle, that's a natural occurrence, but that's besides the point it's supposed to be healthy and lustrous. Even after washing my time what happens after the sixth time, that was the first thing that I thought and I was just like okay. I hope this pair lasts more than five washes because most people like to wash their hair regularly and I'm one of those people have hair everywhere. You guys but yeah, I'm hoping it lasts more than five washes. That'S just my sincerest hope. So those are the three things that I really didn't like about the hair. I didn't like the price. I did check online to see how much it cost, because I did not pay for this hair. It was sent to me by Cosmo base magazine to review. I did check online for the cost and it's like ranges between forty and fifty dollars per 18 inch pack and, of course, the shorter. It is the cheaper it is so I thought that was pretty good, considering the fact that it's not true virgin hair, and I would definitely let it go if it was like a hundred dollars per pack for this hair, I would be highly upset because it does Not have the properties of virgin hair, so that's all there is for this video you guys, please let me know what you think of my hair. 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