Install 360 Wig Using Ghost Bond Glue | Feat. Lwigs

Everybody welcome back to my channel, I'm sorry McQueen and in today's video you'll be watching me attempt to use the ghost ball glue to apply my wig for the first time ever. I know you - and I both have heard so much things about this glue, and it was about time that I got my hands on it, so the wig that I'll be using for today's demonstration is courtesy of El wigs. They are a care company that offers all types of different kind of 360 wigs. You know full lace, lace front, all of that goodness and the wig that I'm using is their Brazilian. I think it's deep curly, but I will put it down below this - is a 360 wig, so there's tracks in the middle, but all around the perimeter. You can part. So basically the hair length is 20 inches. I have a natural hair color. The density is a hundred and eighty percent, which means it is very full. The lace color is medium and my cap size is a medium as well. The way comes pre plugged, so you don't have to do too much work on the hairline. I feel like the only place that the work will really need to be done, will probably be around the back in the nape, but that wasn't too bad either, and yes, so, first of all, let's get into this wave pattern. It'S super beautiful. The hair definitely was very soft when I received it, and I really do like the way you super soft and it has that really pretty luster that I always look for with hair, because you don't want it to dog as well as you don't want it too. Shiny either, so let's look at this hairline, though. Okay look at the same on a lot of companies. They will send you your wig with a super thick hemline and I don't know why they think that's a good idea, but it is not. Not only does it create more work, it is not natural and you'll be plucking for days, hunty. Okay, luckily for our wigs and for me they come pre pluck. So I didn't have to do too much and I'm showing you the tracks us in the middle and I'm showing you through three columns that come in the front as well as one in the back and an adjustable strap. So, as you can see, I'm gon na go ahead and start the process of customizing my wig, and to do so, I'm gon na spritz some water on the hair and just push all the hair back so going in the same direction, which will make it easier To put on my wig head and easier for me to apply my bleach and you know, do love that good stuff so that there's not a lot of hair in the way and I'm not you know completely messing up the hair. Everything is nice and seamless, and it's just making it very easy for me to do this process. So I'm just gon na wet the hair dampen and I wet it too much because I don't want the lace to be wet and I'm gon na run. My fingers and just comb that hair towards the back, so it's easier to put on my wig head and then I'm gon na secure it with T pins onto the wig head [ Applause ]. Now I'm gon na go ahead and cut out the combs. That'S in the front, I did keep the one calm, that's in the nape, but the ones in the front I don't like, and I don't use because they don't make the weight comfortable for me and my hair is still soft and - and he, like you know, kind Of form an object rubbing against my scalp will give me a bald spot and honey. You ain't trying to do that. Wigs are protective: okay, okay, okay! So now, I'm also gon na show you how to bleach your knots run out of bleach but make it work. So, first off I just wan na, let you know that's definitely one. I think your consistency when you're bleaching your knots, then this okay. This is definitely how you want it, but I didn't realize that I was gon na run out of bleaching powder, but then I thought you know what I got this so yeah. You definitely want thicker reach than this, but we all know that right. Yes, we do because we have been wearing wigs and you've, been watching my channel to keep us on point and to keep us on fleek. So we know this and we know that it's okay to make little mistakes too, because with my channel because you watch my channel, there's always ways to fix it. So, yes, you guys don't worry, but yeah try to get thicker. You know cuz. This is evenness. So here's the hair after it's been washed and I took the bleach off of the lace. It'S super pretty and fluffy, and I just really like the wave pattern and to keep my curls looking super good and moisturize. I'M using this can be argan oil to basically kind of coat the hair running through, and this will keep my hair shiny, keep that moisture and just keep my hair looking good, because you always want to keep the moisture in our wigs and our weave because remember It'S not real hair and it could easily get dry, especially when it's curly so with this can be argued on you. I don't have to worry about that, because my luscious locks will still look good and if you want to go pick up some of this argan oil, I have a link and a discount code in the description box so be sure to check down there all right. So my good sis, Aliyah J, put me on to this moves from Tresemme I'll, definitely put the link to it down below, and it definitely helps she uses it on her front tools when she's like playing with the baby hands, getting it till Akashi once and yes That doesn't use the trick. It helps you to kind of mold it, but it doesn't get too hard. So you can definitely make any changes if you're not feeling it and then go in with your got to be glue after to really keep your hedges in place, and this does not crust up. It helps to got to bleep. They got to be not crushed. So I definitely like this product as well, but right now, it's time to fix those over bleach or under bleach 9. So I'm gon na go ahead with my Beauty, Blender, which is every dirty, do not use it. When I said dirty and then I'm looking to my foundation and then, as you have seen in videos that I've done before this is the most easy way of bleaching you're not to rub bleach enough you're, just gon na, basically Pat your Beautyblender, all around the lace. Until you get that color that you want - and it's that simple so just occasion ran out of bleach and it didn't wind up for you, this is a simple way to go back in and fix it. Now. I'M just gon na cut my legs with my super sharp scissors that I just picked up. These are shears and honestly y'all. I feel so professional okay, because I officially have some shears to do this hair and I'm now gon na stop I'll. Let your girl so yeah, it cut the lace. You don't really want to go straight across. You want to put a little bit of zip singing up in there so that it just looks more natural all right. So without further ado, we're gon na go ahead and apply the Union I'm using this ghost bond and he said which you can find on Amazon I'll include a link down below in the description and yeah. So I first wiped off the skin. That it'll be touching with the alcohol just so that my skin is really free of for you and then I'm gon na apply it. So my first mistake that I made that you should not do is that I use the popsicle stick to apply the glue directly. What I should've did was apply a thin line and then use the stick to go ahead and spread it out instead of spreading it first. If that makes sense. So essentially, what I did was put on too much when if I did the line first then smeared it, it would have been cleaner and it would not have been so much excess. So that's my mistake. So now you know not to do that and yeah. So I applied my first coat and I use my blow dryer on cool, so you know get it to get tacky and then now I'm going in with a second layer in doing the same thing blow drying it so that it could dry get tacky. And I could go ahead and apply the links you want to wait until it's a bit clever, then what I did, but it did kind of work out in the end and you're. Definitely not gon na put as much as I did on, so you wouldn't have to worry about that, but yeah. So I use some clips to hold the hair back and that kind of helps with applying it and when you pull that lace and put it onto the glue, make sure you're not really pulling too hard cuz, you don't want your skin to wrinkle and you also Don'T want to put hair directly into the glue you want to get the lace into the glue. Yes, you guys, so I realized all of this after watching all these tutorials and doing it myself. I realized what really works for me for me and what I need to do next time and yeah. That'S what I know is. I know this, don't let me pull it too hard, don't want your skin to wrinkle and you definitely don't want to put as much because with Ghostbar a little goes a long way, especially when applying more than one layer. Okay. So now, once everything is in place, you're gon na use your blow dryer again on the cool setting, so make sure everything is dry. You know give it a couple gloves around the hairline make sure that glue is dry and make sure everything's sitting into place and yeah. I did not fix my baby here, yet I waited till the end, but yeah so just blow the blow dryer get it dry. Get everything good and nice and clear so my initial thoughts on this glue. It did break my skin out a little bit, but there is a like a skin protecting that they had and that's what. I definitely recommend if you do have sensitive skin and that's what I'll be using next time, because I really really do enjoyed this glue. It keeps your wig on through anything literally through anything, so I really do love it because of that, but I just don't know what to do next time so that I can have an even better experience and, yes, you are seeing right. I am applying the glue to the nape of my neck because I saw another youtuber do this and I figured why not give it a try? This, I would say I definitely have to work on, but yeah you can see what I did was put the glue blow-dry it put the hair in place and blow-dry it again and yeah just definitely know to do now, and I hope that you know what to Do now have to learning from my mistakes: [ Applause, ]