In Depth Water Wave Wig Install Tutorial | Scalp Fr Omg | Beautyforeverhair

Hey everybody and welcome to my channel welcome back if you are a returning viewers, if you guys would like to see how I start this water wave, transparent, okay, not even HD and y'all, see how this is melted, yeah. If y'all would like to see how and start this wig from beauty forever, hair 24 inches keep on watching, so we're getting straight into it. I know y'all, probably like where's your intro um. It was like a copyrighted song on it, so I need to change that song, but until then we're going straight into the video. So now that I have my wig cap when it's stretched out, I'm taking my scissors and cutting around my ears finally got me. Some fresh Braids by the way, because the first braids just make the flatness of the wig even better, but I'm taking my ebb and wonder: lace, spray and I'm spraying that around my cap right in front of my hairline and I'm smoothing that out with my finger. I'M not taking too much spray kind of just want to build it up as I go, because if I spray too much it's going to drip all on my forehead and it's not going to have the best placement so I'll be really steady and careful with the Placement and how I spray on the spray foreign. So now I'm taking my blow dryer on a cool high setting and I'm blow drying this all the way around. Until it is completely dry, then I'm taking this glue, I will have it linked down below. This is get crazy, the glue by Chastity she's from Atlanta. I picked this up because I was running out of my Erica J, but this stuff works really good, so I will link it down below for sure, but I'm using this on these sides of my capsule. It can stay down. You don't want to use too much. Okay, just use just enough spread it out until it is thin and then blow dry it on a cool high setting. Until it is clear and dried, this side didn't get as clear, but that's: okay, I'm using my scissors, my small scissors and I'm pushing this cap back as I go to cut off the cap since I'm using the spray it does kind of get where I don't Want it to lay so I do have to pull it back just a little bit, sometimes to get it exactly where I want it to be, so I'm cutting that smooth off all the way around lifting it again. So it can be exactly in front of my hairline. Thank you. This is what I do for my cap to be secured in the back and it won't move. I cut it straight down the middle and then I just tie it up in a double knot, and then I cut off the excess cap and boom we're secure. You don't want to tie it too tight, though, because then you're going to get a migraine, I'm taking my Ruby, kisses cream foundation level - art D15 in this brush. Here I usually use like a fluffy brush, but I was like hmm I've seen somebody use this on Instagram and I was like hmm. Let me try to use a brush like this and it was a really smooth application, so yeah, I do recommend, if you're interested in switching it up, just because I'm just applying this makeup all over my cap, I'm not using too much of a heavy amount. So this is what it looks like. This is what the wig looks like. Okay, super cute, the water wave is giving after a fresh, wash and condition air dry. This is what the inside of the wig looks like it's a 13x4 lace front, not lace frontal. So it's not too much space for parting, but it gets the job done for what we're going for here. I'M just cutting off some of this extra lace, that's kind of just unnecessary. I don't want this to be in my face, while I'm installing this wig. So I'm just cutting that off and then I'm cutting around my ear tabs. It was very easy to do and not a lot of lace that I had to cut off around my ears because y'all know in my last videos. If you watch I've been talking about how these wigs have been super big lately like a medium cap and I have a petite head, so I told them look like. I need me a small cap, so they sent me a small cap. Hopefully, companies bring back the option between small, medium and large caps because Medium as the average standard size isn't cutting it for the girls with small heads. It just makes it a lot harder to install, and I realized, when I put this big on how easy it was to install a wig and how good it came out when the wig actually fits my head properly, so yeah, hopefully, fingers crossed but anyways back to The regularly scheduled program, I'm taking my glue and gliding that around my cap and I'm smoothing that out with my popsicle, stick: okay, real slight, not pushing it too forward, keeping it really in the same spot that I applied the glue and just yes moving that out. Until it is a thin layer and to where we can blow dry it, okay, so yes bring that out, especially around my ears. So we can have that nice, effective, sideburns and scalp okay blow drying that on a cool high setting until it is completely dry. This glue didn't really take long to dry at all either and it got super sticky. I do recommend this glue. I definitely do so um yeah, using my other or getting into the other layer. I did four layers of this glue. This is my last one that I'm showing you guys eyes, and I noticed when I applied that glue and just kind of Glide it right down the cap where I had that cap applied and then smooth it out. Oh, it's effortless installing an effortless placement for the wig, so yeah you guys pay attention to how I do this don't be afraid to lightly tap on the glue to make sure it is drier to see the process of it see if it's tacky, not tacky, I Mean not dry but tacky, okay, dry, but tacky. You feel me, you don't want to be dry, like you, don't feel but tacky, okay, that's her gon na know it's time so now that it's time I'm pulling my wig forward and I'm placing that directly into the glue like when I tell y'all this was so Much smoother since this wig fit my head like so much smoother to place it exactly where I want it to be. So I'm pressing that in with my fingers and I'm kind of keeping the cap right, aligned, not the cap, but the lace right aligned with the cab like I'm, not taking the wig forward, I'm keeping it to the side where I applied the cap and the glue. If that makes sense, so I'm pushing all that in and then I'm taking my fine-tooth comb and my blow dryer on a cool high setting and just combing that glue through, so it can really melt. Okay, really really metal. Look at how clean that hairline looks y'all every wig that I put on, unless I say otherwise, I bleach and pluck it okay, bleach and pluck it so yeah, I'm getting this part together, because I knew I wanted a middle part and before I tie the lace Down if you're, looking really good like when you get the part together before actually putting on the tie on the band, so I'm getting that band directly aligned with the lace where the hairline is and that glue is tying that up for 10 minutes and in the Meantime, we're gon na get this part even more together and get it flat. Okay, so I'm making a tea part, because it did have enough room to do this, which plus okay, so I'm using the end of the rat tail. Comb too and the front, as you guys can see because, like the kind of comb that I got it has like a extra. I don't know how to explain it, but y'all seen I'm not even gon na try to explain that but yeah. I use both sides of the comb to get the perfect tea part. I'M using my carry care, wax stick and I'm using a good amount of that. I usually would say, go lightly, but this wig we needed it to be super flat like it wasn't flat at all so yeah. We need to be real flat, so I'm taking my hot comb, smoothing all that out smoothing that product out throughout the hair and yeah. That'S how we get it flat. Y'All look at the back of it. Yeah! Look at that yeah! We ain't even did much here, but it looks really really good. So now we're going in to do even more so it can be super duper flat and I'm like hmm. This would be killing like two pigtails like. I really should start styling wigs more, but I just am in my comfort zone and I just I think it's me being a Capricorn that I really like. Sleek Styles, like middle part, side part, keep it simple, but yeah you guys I'm taking different sections of the hair parting it like two inches apart and now on this part. You don't want to use a lot of wax because you don't want the hair to appear greasy, so I used just enough and I'm using my hot comb and I'm smoothing that out and getting this to be super duper flat like once. You get done with this step, it just be looking so Salon fresh, like you just hopped out this chair and a celebrity stylist or someone who's really good. Just did your hair, but really you did that. Okay, so yeah don't be lazy like get hot comb. All of the hair in the front it makes it look 10 times better. So I did the same thing on the other side. Right and now the band is off. I cut it in between with my scissors and now I'm taking my Eraser and I'm cutting off this lace. So when I cut off the lace, it was a lot of lace left behind, so we're going to cut that off close and personal for you guys. I took my scissors to get an even cleaner cut because yeah I like my lace to be seamless and not too much lace there to where it just doesn't look natural because it's not needed so I'm kind of trying to cut it in a jagging motion. So I won't cut straight across because when I tend to cut straight across in the front it just looks super noticeable. So I made it kind of jagged, but once the lace is melted again you won't be able to tell like it's Jagged. So that's the beauty of it, so I'm cutting off the rest of the lace here, foreign sticking down, I'm taking my glue again in a small, tiny, itsy bitsy amount and the bottom of my comb to smooth it out to where it is like controlled. And it's not moving around too much, then I'm just taking the bottom of that comb flattening get out then boom we're back in the game, and I'm doing that on this side too, really tiny amount. Okay, you don't want to use a lot because it's going to get messy, it's going to get messy and we don't want to get like. I mean glue on the actual lace where it's lifted, because that's not going to dry. That'S just going to be white, so you want to be very careful with that, but yeah blow drying this on a cold high setting using my finger to kind of extra stick it in to my skin, so yeah next side, we're repeating the same steps. Tiny bit amount of glue, smoothing that out with my comb, really focused here: okay, because we can see where the lace is and where we need this glue to go and where to stick it down at so yeah. You guys pressing that down with my finger and boom we're in the game. So usually I melt the lace again right here, but I forgot, like the lace, was looking real melted to me. So I guess I wasn't thinking like come on email this again, so so pulling out the baby hairs. Now, as you guys can see, I wanted to have perfect baby hairs like oh, this lace just looks so good and I'm like damn like. Are you sure this is not HD like come on now, so yeah? You guys pulling out my baby hairs. I want to have just enough like nothing, crazy, nothing too thin or too thick. I noticed, though, like once install is over and it's like been a day or two I'll be like hmm. I want this to be shorter and thinner, so I don't know, maybe like next install I'll, make it my mission to do the natural baby hairs that I end up having after I do my video, because, even though they be looking really good like once, I'm in The moment doing my baby hairs, I think I just have a fetish for thick baby hairs, not even thick but like it'd, be a difference like I don't know how to explain it, but y'all know y'all can tell the difference like yeah, but yeah I'm pushing this Hair back here getting that hairline, nice and Slick before we tie these down now that I sat here and thought about it. The words that I'm looking for is dramatic. The way I do my baby hair is on camera is super dramatic, because I'll just be in the moment. It'D just be looking real good, like I love me, a dramatic baby hairs, but like two three years ago, my baby hairs were super thin and short. Like oh, no, I just started to they just grew on me and I know it's not everybody's preference y'all be saying in my videos. Sometimes the haters will say: oh this isn't natural at all, but it's just drama like it's literally just drama. I'M taking this small makeup brush here using my rd15 and I'm putting that makeup a little bit like a really small amount on the hairline and on the lace. Then I'm taking my rd15, I'm not already one Five Below I'm tweaking my ebony Wonder, lay spray the red can and I'm spraying that around my hairline. You don't want to use a lot of this. Just enough. Okay, y'all see how much I'm using I'm using my finger to dab it and I'm spraying it as well just so I can have a little bit more control and yeah boom. I tied that down for 10 minutes and now we're back cutting off the baby here. So I usually use a razor, but I'm like nah, no more razor, literally no more razor. I get such a clean cut when I use these scissors and kind of like in a jacket motion like not cutting straight across, but you know when you trim the baby hairs as if you're doing layers it just comes out looking more natural, so yeah, that's what I'M saying not straight across because cut it straight across: it's not going to give you like the super. I don't know it's just not going to look as natural okay, so I'm using my um what you call this, what do you call this? What do you call this brain fur, brain fur, brain fart, my pencil flat iron by KISS yeah pencil flat iron? That'S what this is y'all, I'm sorry, oh yeah and I'm curling my baby hairs. I like to curl them upwards in the front and under for my Sideburn to melt these baby hairs, I'm using aerobi holding foam and I'm using the comb side of my Edge brush and I'm just kind of spooping. Everything like using my finger to help mow it and just doing a c shape all the way throughout. Until I get the perfect shape that I like and then spooping everything together into the hairline and then I'm using some got to be glue gel to further. Like so, it can hold at the end of it. You feel me because the foam is going to let it hold so look how neat this tool is like yo like I wish. I could link this down below. I don't know what brand this was. I just picked it up at the hair store because I'm like oh, this is neat but jumbo drawing this on a heat setting so that it can mold into place because using foam it kind of just the baby hairs won't mold in place like I didn't want Them to look fluffy well, I did but not right now. I wanted it to look fresh and moldy so yeah for my sideburns I like to just curl it a little bit. Take my finger to kind of shape it and get it to have it a little curl at the end. You know a lot of drama, so I'm just repeating the same thing on the left side. I don't know what it is, but the left side always looks. Thinner, like the baby hairs, always come out thinner in a good way like I like the way this side be coming out. Let me tell you guys: I have to pull out some more hairs because it wasn't spooping into the hairline like it was on the other side, so I just wanted it to be super. Even so, I did that I'm just making everything look really clean and neat here and then I'm going to blow dry it to mold it into place and boom. Like oh look at the scalp, so yeah sideburns doing that. It'S really just all about your finger. The Edge brush - it's just you, the finger and the product and the airbrush like it's literally just spooping, like C motion, see motion, see motion blow drying, that's what I can stay in place and boom. We are in the game for this part to look natural, I'm taking my Ruby, kisses cream foundation in rd11 and this spot makeup brush and I'm taking that right in the middle of the part, and you kind of want to just faintly apply this and drag it. All the way down to the bottom right, where the lace is so it can look like once you turn to the side, it'll be looking like scalp. Okay, like you, want to put it right, like a tiny bit in front of the lace onto your skin and then boom, you got shoe some scalp there. You know get your scalp just smoothing that out with your finger and I'm taking this black hairspray and the bottom of my comb here just to get this part to Look a Lot cleaner and a lot thinner, because we don't want a wide part. The thin Parts always eat so yeah, I'm using this curl enhancing smoothie by shea moisture, and since this hair was a water wave, it was really pretty once it was air dried after I conditioned it and washed it. So I didn't want to wet it and damp it all the way. So I just took a little bit of this product, but I did go to the sink real, quick and wet it just a tiny bit just so. The product would apply a little bit smoother and then I'm taking my bio soak to the front. So if this install will look even smoother and this hair will look smoother and it smells really good. So why not I'm taking my hot comp to smooth that out and yeah look how flat it looks. Look at that tea part It's So Clean, like oh, my gosh! This is the end of the tutorial. I hope you guys enjoyed like. Let'S take a look. Let'S admire this install, I hope you guys learned something from this make sure to check the description box for all the information on this hair and information on me. Don'T forget to leave a like a comment and subscribe. Okay by the way I did cut this hair. After I installed it just so, it can look full and I thought it would be really cute in the mid-length Bob. So if you've seen that on Instagram, this is that hair. But I'll see you guys in my next one hi