How To Wrap Wet Hair| Best Wet Wrap Turorial Ever!

Hey guys, so the first thing I did was shampoo and condition my hair. I used the shampoo for damaged hair by effigy, and then I followed up with the two-minute keratin or Reconstructor. I love both of these products, but that too many Reconstructor amazing things. It makes your hair so easy to detangle, as you can see, so I'm just gon na kind of comb through my hair and make sure it's completely detangled. Before I start to wrap now, I'm going to take my effigy style and wrap mousse and I'm going to saturate my hair with this before I wrap it. This stuff is amazing and will - and I love it because it already has a kick protecting in it. So once my hair dries, if I want to go ahead and Flatiron it, then I can, and I don't have to apply any more product now that I will plant my moose, I'm just my hair again with my wide tooth comb. Just to make sure my hair is detangled, because that's the key with a wet wrap, we want to make sure your hair is as smooth as possible so to start the wrapping process. The first thing I do is comb my hair down in all directions, and you want to really take your time when you're doing this. That is another important step and doing a wet wrap, is taking your time and calming your hair, so very slowly. So you'll notice, when I wrap my hair, my face is usually completely covered and that's because I don't want any part in my hair except the very top of my head. There'Ll be a small space, but you want to make sure your hair is combed evenly in all directions and that's that's going to ensure that you get the best results. I use this same technique when wrapping my hair. Try on our link my wrap tutorial in the description box, but I use the exact same techniques. So now I'm going to just add some more moves to my hair and I'm going to smooth it a little bit on the work and then I'm going to start wrapping. So I like to go through. It is not a rat tail comb and just make sure everything is a licensed before I start wrapping in the oh, I'm just once again to slowly wrap my hair into the direction that I wanted to go and the key again dishes taken in one direction will Be at a time like, as I always follow, to keep everything nice and follow only keep, but as that part, there becomes too and make sure that you know it stays together. If you follow now that I'm pretty much done, I'm just gon na add a little bit more mousse just to keep everything intact and then I'm just gon na take my comb and continue to just smooth it out even more and that's pretty much it. And now that I'm done I'm gon na take this little. I don't even know what it's called. I'Ve had it for years. It'S this little like fish, lady wrap things up, but it has velcro and now I'm going to sit under the dryer, but you can let it air dry a lot of the times I let it air dry and yeah. So, although I did sit under the dryer, I was pretty lazy, so this is like two days later. I haven't take it in English. Show you before, and the thing you'll notice about a wet rap is that when it dries it'll be a little stiff because of the Moose and everything has set, but once you begin to comb it out, you'll see it ends up being really soft. So, even with the unwrapping process with a wet wrap, you still want to take your time so you'll notice that I'm just taking my time and just unwrapped eating and gradually because again, because I put that mousse on it, it sits. And so you don't want to just start, ripping your hair, so just be patient and take your time wrap this hole. Now that I've loosened it up, I'm gon na go ahead and use my wife's. He plans to finish unwrapping. So at this point you can pretty much style your hair. However, you would like to you: can flat iron it, which is what I do sometimes, but today I'm gon na just probably moisturize it and then wrap it back up, because the weather is pretty bad. It'S day so yeah, I hope you guys enjoy this tutorial. Thank you so much for watching, don't forget to Like comment and subscribe and yeah. I will see you guys tonight. You