The Best Wig For Your Natural Hair Texture!! (Classic Lace Wigs Review!!)

Hi, Oh welcome to my channel craving yellow, thank you so much for joining me again today. Today'S video is going to be a tutorial on this unit that I am wearing yes, this is not my hair. This is a wig that I got from classic lace. Wigs calm, it is one of my favorite ever I have purchased this week several times so stick around and let's see how we can play this unit to get there okey dokey, so we're just gon na go ahead and cut the lace. I usually cut it like this. I had already measured my head and make sure make sure that this unit fit exactly you want to do that before you start cutting the leaves, because in case you want to return the unit they're, not gon na. Take it back. If you've already cut the lace, so I usually just go step by step inch by inch like that, making sure that I cut as close to the hairline as possible so as to make it look as natural as can be. So this is just the back section of the front part. As you can see me, hairline is an even of course you don't know if I have like a moon shaped hair like that's very artificial, that is the intent of the week as well. It is made of Smith's lace, which is a very, very flexible and soft to the touch breathable material. Swiss lace is great because it is really uncomfortable on the sculpt. It'S not like plastic lace for synthetic wigs where, if it's AMA I mean your head will be on fire, you will be perspiring, you might as well be wearing a cowl. This wig is also really great because it has baby hairs around the perimeter of the hairline. This is makes it look more natural because, of course, no one just has long 16-inch hair growing from their hair. Like you know what I mean, so you want to have the baby hairs to make it look as natural as possible and, of course this is just a texture shot of the unit. As you can see, it's very kinky, very yaki. It looks like natural blow-dried hair. So you don't want to be wearing shiny. Brazilian leaves things that are obviously not great from your skull, but he's this unit makes it look a bit more real because it mimic our natural hair, texture. Okay, so excuse the wretchedness people. This was me. I had just finished washing my hair and I was a towel on this towel drying t-shirt drying. I used what is called a lesser in in Kenyan language Kiswahili unless it's just a piece of truck, that's made of cotton, so I wrapped up and wrapped it around ma here, and I had my two strand twist as you can see, so I'm just wearing the Wake up now and then I'm gon na go ahead and fit this unit so because this is a glue this unit, you want to make sure that it fits snugly around your head. This is not a blue and blue unit, really there's several types of weights. Some of them, you actually can see your head now. Those ones will kill your hairline dead, as in you will not have a hairline in a couple of months, so this is the safest option. How I wear mine is that I am, I tie them down and I place them down. I secure them using bobby pins, and I put these pumpkins around the perimeter of my hairline and it really does secure the week. This thing is not moving anywhere, even if there is a hurricane, even if there is a tornado. I shall be with my wink. Wherever that tornado takes me. As you can see, the parting is very, very natural-looking. The one thing about this wig is that it is a very high density way. I think it is about a hundred and fifty percent density, and so it just means that your hair looks a little puffy and can look a little artificial. I didn't apply heat to this unit. You might want to flat iron, the part or the hair along the part to make it lie down flatter, but generally the parting itself is a very real looking. You might want to go stock. I think there's his ears hairs. Hairs hair from the parting to make it look a bit more real, so that's it! This is the unit that I have been wearing in some of my blog posts. I'M gon na leave the links to my blog in to the pictures of me in this unit. I'Ma write down below in the description box so feel free to stop by and check me out on other platforms as well. I'M an Instagram, craving, yellow on twitter, at craving, yellow and, of course, on Facebook at craving yellow. Thank you so much for joining me. I guess I'll see you right here again on the team, all right, bye,