Victorias Wig - Pixie Wig + Ebin Lace Tint Spray & Wonder Bond Lace Glue

Hey you guys, thanks for coming to check out today's video. So today's video is super exciting and it's all about a new wig that i have and a new product that i want to share with you guys um so yeah without further ado. Let'S go ahead and jump right into this video, so you guys i'm super excited to try out um some new products from evan one of the products is something that i absolutely love and you've seen in a ton of videos, but can we get into how cute This box is like it's absolutely gorgeous super sturdy, really beautiful um. I have the evan lace, tint spray, which you guys have seen me use hundreds of times, so i'm definitely going to use these today. The colors that i have are the medium brown, which is perfect for my skin tone. If your skin tone is like mine, you definitely should use the medium brown and then the light warm brown. So i use both of them together, but i use mostly the medium brown and then today, i'm going to be trying out the eben wonder: lace bond, let's go ahead and check out the unit today. So today's unit is compliments of victoria's wigs and i absolutely love victoria's, wigs you've seen them multiple times on my channel. You do get a nice little care package to slay your wig um. Your wig definitely comes in a cute little duster bag. That is great to store your wig in and you get the info card. The unit that i have today is a short cropped little curly, pixie wig, and i'm super excited to give this one a try. Of course you have all your really good lace. Um in here a lot of lace for parting - that's amazing um! It looks like the knots are already pre bleached for you and pre-plucked. So this one is going to be a super simple sleigh. So what i'm going to do is grab the evan lace tent spray. I'M going to go ahead and spray it in the medium brown all over when you spray. This be sure that you get all the way to the edge like beyond where the hair is um, that's important that you get it all there and honestly, if you see the color that matches your skin tone, i would definitely say bye too, because um, when you See your color, you need to go ahead and grab it. This stuff sells out so fast um. So yes spray that, and then i always go back with a little bit of the lighter shade as well, because i find that they work well together. For my skin tone, you have to do what's best for your skin tone. Now. What i love about this oven is that it's in an aerosol can so there's no drying time. It'S instantly dry as soon as you spray it um, and i love that about it. So there really is no waiting um. So this is what it's looking like: i'm going to go ahead and cut off this lace and then i'm going to apply the uh lace adhesive, alright, so let's go ahead and start applying our wonderlace bond. So this says: remove all residue from around the hairline apply a thin layer of wonderlace bond around the hairline wait until the wonderlace bond turns clear and tacky apply lace, wig on the hairline and hold securely until dry for additional strength. Add several coats of wonderlace bond. All right cool, so opening this bad boy up. This is what it looks like when it comes out of the container, so yeah, that's what we're working with i'm going to try to follow all the directions. So i am going to clean the area around my hairline buddy smoking like a cigarette baby straight from the container. So clearly you want it to be thin, but you can kind of dot it on. I know all right, so we will wait for that to dry, clear and make sure that it's tacky and then we'll apply the wig all right, you guys so i'm just voice over. For this part, the um lace bond is pretty much totally dry and it's nice and tacky. So i went ahead and put the wig on. I used a rat tail comb that i had laying around just to press the wig down, but not too hard um. I still want to be able to move the wig around to where i need it to go, so i press it down a little bit just to get it in place, but i don't push it down like super hard um. So let me tell you a little bit about this wig. This is from victoria's wigs. This wig is called angel. It'S a six inch, glueless lace, wig, it's 13! 13X4 lace - frontal it's a short pixie cut, so i pretty much knew straight off the bat that i was going to love this egg. When i saw the pre-bleached knots and the pre-tweezed hairline, this wig was super easy to style. You literally just put a little mousse a little bit of water run your fingers through it run a wide brush through it and put a part in it, and it's literally ready to go. You don't have to put a part in it and you don't have to wear it with your hairline laid down. You can always just wear it with bangs and it'll be absolutely gorgeous as well. So i decided to go ahead and use my fingers to press the wig down into place, since i kind of just lightly put it where i wanted it, then i tied the hair down with a satin scarf and waited for about 10 minutes, or so i took The scarf off and i absolutely loved how it was looking. Then it was time to work on the ear tabs. So i went ahead and cut off the excess lace around my ears to release that i created some sideburns and then i added more of the adhesive to go ahead and lay down my sideburns and the side of the wig. And then i went ahead and when i got that in place and where i wanted it, i tied the hair down again and started to style the wig. So now that the wig is totally secured down, i went ahead and started working on my baby hairs. I'M trying out a new baby hair um pomade, it's called she is bomb jury's still out on it. You guys i'm gon na. Let you know my thoughts and opinions on it. The more that i use it right now, my top edge control um for braids and for crochets is the sasha magic fingers and then my top edge control. For my baby, hairs is style factor and i occasionally use the ebb in 24 hours as well. So, like i said to style this wig, it's so easy. I literally just threw a part in it. Um i added just water from a water bottle and then i added some really affordable mousse that i get from, like literally like cvs, it's 7.5 dollars. I think it's the l'oreal mousse and i love it. The texture is perfect. The hold is amazing. It gives your hair a beautiful shine without too much of a harsh hold, and the texture of the mousse is really really bouncy and foamy and beautiful. So that's my favorite um, that's my favorite mousse. So this is what the hairline is looking like. So this is what the hairline is. Looking like using the evan wonder lace bond now, i don't typically use lace bond, but when i do, i need to use a bun. That'S easy for me to deal with. It'S not overwhelming and it doesn't take a whole bunch of extra steps just for it to look good and so for me, a beginner with lace, adhesive um. This was super easy to work with it wasn't messy and the end result came out really really gorgeous. I got so many compliments, not only on the way that i laid the wig down, but also the hair itself, so i would recommend that you check out the evan lace bond if you're a beginner and you're looking to try out a um wig adhesive that um You know is easy for you to work with and, of course, i will have links down below in the description box for the lace, tint spray for the wonderlace bond and for this gorgeous pixie wig. Thank you guys. So much for watching subscribe to the channel and share this video with a friend i'll see you in the next one peace.