Valentine Vibe Heart Shaped Hair Must Have Silky Hd Lace Closure Wig! Ft Beauty Forever

Hello: everyone what's good, what's poppin, it's your girl, caroline and welcome, or welcome back to my channel in today's video, i'm gon na, be showing you guys how i achieved this deep side, part swoop with a closure and add a little bit of a flare valentine's day. Inspired twist to it by adding this cute little heart part, let's get right into it, decided i want to try to do the heart-shaped part that i've been seeing a lot on tick tock, because it is valentine's day. So i'm gon na try to attempt that. So basically, what i've been seeing is people just try to like carve out the heart, but do it in halves, so i'm gon na do the half part first, like half of the heart. I hope this looks weird is like what okay her. Oh, my gosh guys. I'M actually really happy just because i'm working it out. I didn't think i could do this. It was gon na be hard, but honestly, it's really not that hard, especially since i'm working on okay she's, a hair stylist her i get so excited when i like. Actually do something right to all me: go back in with our hot comb: okay, foreign, oh all, right, using this edge booster. I feel like this works. The best for my edges personally and i have like natural horsey hair, but i've been thinking about relaxing my edges. Honestly, i mean i honestly, don't really wear my full natural hair out. I'Ve never been that girl like at the most i'll, probably just put it in a ponytail or something or like a little bun but yeah. But the reason why i do want to curl my edges is because y'all know the classic. Sew-In style is coming back. You parts all of that. Leave-Out is coming back in my hair. She can be cute for like a quick little leave-out style, but once i leave the house, the leave out has left me. Okay, like it does not work, so i feel like permanent without weight will keep it nice and you know controllable whenever i do a few parts and half wigs and all that i don't know to the thought, but anyways, i'm gon na also put some oil on My hairline too, even though i do do glueless installs. I find that because i'm always taking my wigs off in such an aggressive way like i do i take out. I just pull my wigs off, which is really not good, you're supposed to use water and stuff to get it off, but you know we do things that we know we're not supposed to do like come on. Who doesn't do that and that's really messing up my edges and making my hairline a little bit thinner. So i'm putting some of this um oil from camille rose is my favorite natural hair brand, like their stuff, hits every time, but i this is like a little like growth, serum or whatever or oil. It kind of helps with thinning and breakage, and all that good stuff got my wig cap nice and pushed back. I can't keep my hair under this wig cap like it keeps shifting. All right here is the wig we're installing. I already made our cute little heart part. I just hope this makes sense. Once i put it on my head, like yeah, i feel like the making a heart part itself wasn't hard. It'S just swooping it and making it look right. It'S what i'm nervous about. I did install this wig yesterday so, like everything is basically like initial installation wise, it's already done for me. Oh snap, okay, i should have sectioned this off, i'm just going to braid this part that i'm going to swoop down or i'm just going to clip it actually awake a little bit to the center. Just like a little bit because you know the sides of the wig are gon na start poking my ears. If i shift it too much using my trusty old, you know ebb and lace spray to spray her down. I'M just gon na spray right here in between the lace i'm running out. I need to restock all this. I really don't have to spray it on this side because i'm not really going anywhere. But if i was going out just to keep my wig really secure, i would start the other side, but i'm not going anywhere okay and then blow dryer plus flat comb to help push it all in and let them dry on a cool heat setting, not hot. I'M gon na now go in with some of this mousse multipurpose use it for literally almost every step of the styling process. I'M gon na use this for my baby hairs a little bit. It'S going to help soften them up from the hair spray and also help me relate them. I don't like using too much, but just enough also put the rest up here. I'M just gon na clean up the baby hairs a little bit. Don'T need much work. The way i literally have suffered to make this hairstyle make sense, like i kept trying to like clean this part up to make it look better and look like a full heart, but i'm just gon na have to just have to take it the way it is, And just accept that it's not gon na be perfect, because i mean it's still kind of cute. It'S not exactly hard, but it's kind of hard. Like you, you, you get the point and i'll probably use some concealer to make it more defined, set the swoop, and i'm going to use this to help me keep the swoop in place. I'M going to use this little heart mini brush to help brush that mousse through make everything nice and smooth. You can also use hairspray, but i don't want it to be like too crunchy or too hard. I still want to have some a little bit of softness to it, and now i'm just gon na go ahead and straighten the hair is hey all right now to make this heart a little bit more emphasized, i'm going to get some concealer and just kind of Draw out much more cleaner heart shape. I'M going to go with this going this black eyeliner pencil. It'S like a standard, beautiful store, eyeliner pencil, it's black, i'm just going to use that to clean up the part as well to cover up some spaces. You