Straightening My Silk Top Lace Front Wig | Italian Yaki

Hello lovelies, I'm back with the styling video with that still table front leg that I purchased about a week ago. If you want to see how I went from this to this stay tuned, here's the unit in its natural state, it has been shampooed and conditioned using silicone mix and left out to dry overnight on a mannequin head. First things: first, section off the hair um. I started in the back area and I broke that off into two subsections and then I brushed out the hair and started the flatiron process on one thing that I did in the back was I turned up the flat iron to about 420 to about 440 degrees And the reason why I did that is that one that the back area to be a little bit more healthier, because this is where you get the tangles and everything. So I turn up the flat irons in order to get the back area bone streets. Now, as I got to the middle to the side, sections of the hair, what I did was, I turned down the flat irons, because I wanted to keep that texture sort of blend in really well with my natural hair. Using different temperatures on the hair does affect the way the texture does look. So if you want more of a silky texture or more fall straight, you definitely want to use a higher heat. If you want something a little bit more textured or kinky, you definitely use less heat, this hair, no matter what temperature I use straightened really well, it had a very great luster. Now this hat portion of my head, I use bigger sections. I also turn down the flat irons to about 320 to 360 degrees in order to straighten the hair on to give some that puffiness out, but at the same time those kinks now do to me turning down the flat irons. I didn't have to do a few more passes at the root area due to hours using a lower temperature um, but it still, but the hair still flattens very well and then take me longer to wet in here, because I turned it down. Instead of the hair. Being bone straight, like the back area, it was more of a relaxed industry, here's one size dragon and the other not for my hair and leave out with Finn, shampooed conditioned and flat twist it down and air dry. Next, I applied the Chi total protection, which is a three-in-one, a Muni and thermo damage protection and also premature color fading work, the product. In now, for starting my hair um, I had the flat iron so about 340 340 degrees, and I just went through section by section and straighten my hair don't be alarmed the smoke coming off. The flat irons is from the products I used in order to protect my hair, so it's nuts and that burden off my here's. The unit completely straightened with my limo here's the unit in a ponytail excuse the bag. My piece of my cap was hanging out on the side and wound up getting pretty late, so I decided to wrap the hair. I usually don't go to bed with my units, but I just don't wanted to try something different um, so I wrap the hair. I use the spandex cap um around the hair turns inside out, so I wouldn't have that line in here. Um, that's stitched into the cap, and I did that so that throughout the night needs you know tossing and turning in bed, the scarf wouldn't come off and the hair would unravel onto the curl. I achieve these curls by using the curling wand um. I just happen to pick up a curling wand from TJ Maxx um, the cool things about this curling wand is it has a three head attachment, so you can they're interchangeable for these curls. I use a inch and a half arrow now to achieve those water wave or wave curls. What you want to remember is you want to curl or wrap the hair around the barrel, a wave away from your face now. For this side, I decided to have the first two curls laying on my face or towards my face, so I actually curled the first two rolls of hair towards my face as of right now, I am totally satisfied with this unit. It curls like a dream at blending very well with my natural hair and I'm not having any problems with tangling or matting, or anything like that. I will be uploading a video of how to wear this. You know without any leave out for those who do not like applying heat to the hair. I will be posting updates on this hair, so comment rate and subscribe, so you can get those videos and, as always, stay lovely and