How To Tame Flyaway Bangs On Your Wig With A Hot Air Brush

Hi, I'm Danielle with Godiva secret, wigs I'm here with my girl, Madison and creamy blonde and, as you can see, her bangs were trimmed. So what happens is sometimes depending how the wig is formed. Sometimes, when you trim the bangs a little bit shorter, you can end up with a little bit of the flyaway hair. So let me show you on the side. You can see sticking out um. It can also happen sometimes just because of the weather or just different things. So in this video I want to show you how to tame the bangs so that they don't fly away just using a hot airbrush. So, like I said, her bangs are flyaway, so I'm going to take my pot airbrush and I'm just going to show you what I do to round them under. So I'm going to turn on and then I'm simply just rolling under like you would do with a round brush and a booger. So the key is to get it. Let it get a little bit hot. So with our hot airbrush, it will never get so hot. That it will ruin the wick. The key is just so. You want to keep it moving, so I'm just kind of slowly rounding it and, like I said, because I just turned it on it'll. Take you know a second to warm up, but look guys. You can see it's already rolling itself under, so I'm going to do it just a little bit more where, though, those were pretty good and there you go so literally that just took me a few seconds. Here'S Madison took me a few seconds and her bangs are nicely rolled under it's so simple and just like, I said, a quick, easy fix, so that can also be used if the hair at the bottom of the wig is flipping the wrong way. Anything like that. You just use the hot airbrush and you can just roll it under really easily hope that helps ie. You