Wowafrican | 13X6In Hd Lace Front Wig Silky Straight & Yaki Straight Hair With Layers [Mayra]

Foreign hi, thank you so much for clicking my video and in today's video I'm doing a wig show and tell on a wig that was sent to me from Wow African. If you're interested in this wig, I will be sure to leave it below in the description box. When you order the wig comes stored in that Silk baggie, they also send you a edge silk scarf, so you could tie down the edges of the wig to get it nice and melted. I got a rat tail comb and I got the good point. So you could part the hair love it. They sent two clips, so that's good! You can use this for when I'm styling trying to do my baby hairs and clip the hair out my way and two wig caps. The wig comes stored in this long, clear plastic. Baggie with some of your order, information on the outside here is a close-up on the Cap Construction. I love the amount of parting space you get on the lace, it's a 13 by 6 parting space. Behind The Parting space. You get two Combs another common nape area with adjustable straps. They also inserted a removable elastic band, but you could change like the settings on it, so you can make it looser tighter. Just so you get an extra secure, snug fit the hair. Texture is a Yaki texture and the hair color is a natural black foreign. This is what the wig looks like straight out of the package and I have it in the length 22 inches. I love me. A good pre-plucked hairline check out this hairline. You guys the hairline comes pre-plucked. The knots come lightly bleached, I love it. It looks very natural, as for the type of lace they're using on this. Wig is HD lace so because this wig comes with so much parting space. You could part this wig in the right, middle or left, but I'm going to keep the styling very simple and leave it as a middle part. I'M going to use lace tint, so it can match my skin tone, I'm going in with the wiggurus lace tint in the shade caramel frappe. I'M not going to show you guys how I tint the lace on camera, because when I do the spray go through the wig and get on my wall. So I just spray two layers of this underneath the lace and then I blow dry until it's completely dry. But with the first layer I spray it blow dry. Second layer spray blow dry. Now I would like to press down the hairline, so I could see what I'm working with with The Parting space and hairline. So I'm walking in with my and the sock comb the temperature setting I have it on is 20, which is the highest setting I'm going in and I'm pressing down by The Parting space of the roots and the hairline foreign. This is a Yaki straight hair wig, but I'm going in with my flat iron just so I could straighten it out a little bit more and I'm not going to show you guys how I flat iron the whole wig. I just want to show you guys how beautifully this hair straightens foreign that I Do by the frontal parting space I go in with the Andis hot comb and I press down by the roots of the hair. Just so, the top could look very flat to make it extra flat. You can always go in with some Flyway Tamer on the roots and then go on go in with your hot comb, but I don't want the product to like weigh down the hair, especially at the top or make it come off too shiny. So I'm just going in with the anise hot comb, then by The Parting space. That'S when I'm gon na go in with some FlyAway tamer foreign that I'm using is Erica, Dre frisbully wax thick and I'm just lightly going to press this down on the frizzes. Then go in with my hot comb again to help melt the product into the hair. Thank you. Thank you. The hair comes pre-layered for you, but I would like just a little bit more lace in the front, not too much just a little bit foreign foreign. Now that I'm all done styling the wig to my liking, it's time to cut off that extra lace in the front, so I'm taking eyebrow scissors and I'm cutting right along the hairline, but I'm also cutting a little zigzag motions. There'S lace that come in a nape area as well. We don't need that so be sure to cut that off foreign whoop whoop here I am now it's time for the install right there in the back is where I hook my adjustable straps. I'M also going to use the removable elastic band that, while African inserted and I have it on the last hook, underneath the wig I'm going in with a brown stocking cap. Thank you, foreign, and look how wonderful this wig looks on my skin and it's not even glued down. It'S completely glueless right now. This lace is everything to help spray down. My lace for this wig show and tell I'm going to go in with this melting spray by laid by Jess, and I just started using this spray. It'S a very dope spray like it has a light medium hold on the lace. I don't really recommend it too much. You just spray it on top of your lace and go about your day. If you're, like you know a person that sweats a lot on their forehead, because then your lace would definitely lift up, but otherwise, if you're looking for like a little extra melt, then it's definitely come in clutch foreign. Now that I'm all done spraying down the lace. I would like The Parting space to look a little bit more like scalp and look a little bit more wider, so I'm going to go in with my Maybelline Fit Me powder in the shade 360 and I'm just lightly applying some of this powder. On top of the lace foreign foreign, very nice for every day again, this wig is from Wow African. This is their 13x6 HD lace, front, wig, silky straight and Yaki straight hair with layers in the style name Myra the length of the wig that I am showcasing in this video is the lent 22 inches and my height is 5'6. The hair density is 150 percent. Definitely not thick at all, really lightweight, not too thick, not too thin in between like nice. For every day, this is a virgin hair wig, but they recommend on the website that you only diet to like a dark brown color to jet black. If you bleach the hair besides the knots, it will also probably change the texture quality of the hair and how long it lasts. If I am correct, I do believe this wig only come in one size only which is a average size. So if you have a big head you are in for the clear I just recommend hooking the adjustable straps towards the end. Also, I recommend using the edge band or just a silk Edge band on the lace, so it could have more of a nice blend in with the skin and look more melted. If you also have a head smaller than my head circumference, which is 22 inches. If you're, like a 21 inch, you are in for the clear boo, because that elastic band that they inserted that's removable and adjustable. If you hook that on the first hook, which is like the tightest hook towards the middle, then you're good, you could also crisscross the adjustable straps in the nape area. When I split the hair in the back, depending on how deep I split it, you can't really see my tracks and wig cap. You can see it just a little bit, but you can't see it that much if I split it just a little deeper, then yeah. So I would keep that in mind to try not to split it too deep. I really love the flow of the hair. It'S just really lightweight and flowy. I don't have any product on the hair, except towards the top, by The Parting space, to help the flowers lay down, which was the Erica J. Frisbly wax stick. Otherwise. I just went straight in with the flat iron. I also didn't go in and wash the wig. The wig didn't a couple: no fat odor because go in and wash it then style it yourself. I love how deep the potting space is. It helps the wig look very natural. My parting space could be plugged just a little better. So I would keep that in mind, for when I do wear the wig, I'm just showing you guys. My end result, so you guys know how I got it and I'm also showcasing this wig. So anybody could see what it looks like from the wow African website when I was styling, the wig I didn't get any tingling at all, as for shedding shedding was very, very low. Every time I comb the hair. I just got a few strands of shedding nothing too heavy so far so good, I really don't have any complaints, it's a bit pricey, but I see why because you're getting your worth, if you guys have any questions, feel free to comment below and I'll get back To them as soon as possible, thank you for watching