Another Winner! Bomb $84 Pixie Cut Curly Bob, No Work Needed Ft Omgqueenhair

Hey my love's today we're playing in a gorgeous pixie cut. She comes courtesy of oMG Queen and, of course, you guys know we're gon na slay from start to finish so off-camera. I went ahead and Co washed her she's pretty much about 90 % air dried. At this point, I'm gon na go ahead and put her on for you guys, but first I wanted to show you guys to inside. The knots are bleached and it did come with an elastic band attached. This makes this super glue. This you can kind of tell how flat and flush it fits on my hairline, but this one is definitely gon na fit glueless. They also included a pack of wig caps in the packaging, so we're gon na go in right away and start our styling process. So first of all, this one is pre plucked. So I wanted to go ahead and test it out and see what we're working with absolutely beautiful. You can tell how soft and just pretty this one is gon na look without any customizations. You definitely don't need to do anything at all, but, as you guys can see, I'm kind of pulling at it and kind of thinning out what is today tadesse baby here and i kind of makes it looks just a little bit better. I'Ve decided to go in and tweeze it away from the hairline as well. I definitely find that, no matter how much it comes, pre plucked, it's always best to go in and customize it for yourself if you choose to, and if you do make sure that you are using a nice fresh, sharp pair of tweezers, so that the process is Simple and easy, and also so that you don't poke any holes in your lace. If you look, you can subtly see how it's sort of opening up a little bit, not too extreme, but it's just not looking as boxy as it would without also don't forget to go along the sides. This is the place where I usually get very very lazy. I typically would do the front center and then just you know, leave the sides, but the sides are just as important so I'm going in and I'm kind of using the pull method to kind of just pull out. What I part out and just didn't get out completely that way it's a lot more natural and thin and a little bit more gradient at the front, and this works for me just because I find that when I'm tweezing a little bit too much around my hairline, It sometimes will hurt a little bit like as you're plucking clucking clucking clucking, it just kind of makes your hairline feel a little bit tender. Now we're going to go in and cut off the excess lace. So if you rewind a little bit and you look at how the lace looks, it definitely does not look skin like on me at least so. I'M gon na go in with a lace tan, just along the hairline I'm. I actually did two coats where I applied a coat. I blow dried it and then I applied a second coat because I felt like it wasn't dark enough and, as you guys can see, this looks absolutely amazing. It looks dead on with my complexion and I will have this one linked in the description box. So now that we're all ready to go we're gon na go ahead and install you guys know. I typically go with a holding spray and I use pretty much a holding spray in lieu of a actual like glue or gel, or anything like that, and this is just because this is just a simple, quick, easy install. I do take my wigs off at night. Most nights, and so this makes it I don't rip anything up I'll have to do any removal process and it doesn't, you know, make the lace or hair line too sticky, I'm after a few installs, you will have to go in and clean up the hairline, usually By washing it with shampoo and conditioner, because if you kind of apply that spray, any you know apply it every single day at a certain point, it becomes a little bit hard and it won't stick as well. But that's to be expected if you're going to go ahead and apply, do also make sure that you get those sideburns. Then you take a little bit of extra work. Today'S baby here, like it's gon na, be a little bit more short and thin. I'M using a foam lotion as my edge control and for me this gives the most natural and meat finish opposed to like an actual edge control. I still do love edge control, but this is just my favorite way of making my baby hair look super good and I'm gon na trim it super short. Normally. I would go a little bit longer than this, but I don't know it shouldn't sweat it up today. Today, we're going with a center part, I am using a electric hot comb, although all that I am gon na go for a wet hair style. I still like to go in with the hot tools, especially an electric hot comb, to make everything smooth and and flat along the hairline. I mean you can't just go ahead and wet it down and I'll do pretty much the same thing, but I just don't want my cap super wet so I'll rather press it out opposed to letting it down. So I wasn't sure if I wanted to do a center part, so I kind of just was looking and saying: okay side part no make bangs in the front. No, I really like the bangs I feel like. If it was way, it will look cute, a little pony at the top would look cute. I was just kind of playing with it in seeing what my options were with this one, and then it also was thinking maybe to space funds or to ponytails up top, and then I just ultimately decided to go with the center part. Now be sure. To add powder in the parting, if you wanted to, you know, match your complexion perfectly or you can go in and add a concealer I'm using a wax stick here to go ahead and make sure everything works, super, nice and shiny - and you know flat and smooth And then we're gon na you know spray down the rest of the hair with a water bottle, add a little bit of foam lotion, and then we are done with this. Install Martinelli's has the best apple juice of all time. Don'T argue with me okay, so these are the finished results and this one came from Oh in clean. As I said in the beginning - and this is pretty much hi came out now - I absolutely love it. You guys know whenever I do like an 8-inch Bob. If it's curly, I'm gon na moreso go for a side part and make it a little bit more fun and flirty. But I tried to challenge myself this time around and do a center part. I was afraid it was gon na look a little bit Sideshow. Bob -- is -- cuz of the taper, but it actually looks really really really good. Let me know in the comments what you think of this one again. She is eight inches in length and I believe it's one hundred and eighty percent dissing II. I do have the link to her in the description box now. The one thing I did difficult for my install is, I did go ahead and add a lace tint, but the first couple of times I tried this and you guys see. I have used this quite a few times, but the first couple of times I used it. I did do like over the state, while the wig was wet like after a co-wash. This time around, I did Co wash the wig, but I let it almost dry completely and then I edit the lace tip, but just on the outer side. So normally I wouldn't add it like, underneath the wait, garlic and the inside of the lace. This time I just sprayed it a really generous along the hairline. I dried it on the warm setting with the blow dryer and I felt like it can go a little bit deeper. So I did a second coat and I dried it. You really can't see the demarcation of where my skin starts and where the light starts, which is obviously the goal. Obviously I didn't get it in the parting, but you can go ahead and add a powder to the party if you want, but I kind of feel like your scalp is a little bit light. Then your complexion or me anyways, so I'm just gon na leave it as is, and then as far as the hairline as well, I did kind of pull and pluck it a little bit and add some baby hair. If you don't want baby here, just brush it all backwards and you'll be able to go ahead and make it blink super nice now. The last step I would typically do is add my scarf. I just realized that I'm talking to you guys, I did not do that, but I love to add a scarf to the hairline. Let the hairline set for this a good 5 to 10 minutes, and that literally will help the lace to melt completely like this looks. Good with that, definitely will take it to another level, but I'll do that off camera, because I think this looks good, as is. Let me know what you think of this one and what things you think I could do to make it even better again. She came from oMG Queen, so make sure you check out the website. I have a link to the link in the description box also make sure that your post notifications are turned on and, if you're not subscribed, make sure you subscribe as well. Thank you guys. So much for watching, I have my little one here say: hey she's, looking around and she's super confused about all my hair supplies here, but I hope you guys are enjoying the New Year's. Thank you guys so much for watching and as always I'll see you in the next one like a kid in a candy store, smooches