Highlight Water Wave Wig Install Ft Beauty Forever

For you, I will never cry before you cry before you cry for a cry for you. I can take this anymore, hey bougie, babe, welcome or welcome back to another hair tutorial. As you can tell, I have another model rocking this beautiful wig. This hair is brought to you by Beauty forever hair company. So of course, I'm gon na show you what's inside the Box, how I customize this unit as well as a full, install tutorial. So, if that's something you're interested in keep on watching bye Nathan, do you think you overdid it with our hair nope? I sure don't cause we going to Beverly Hills now. If I'm gon na do good at that audition, we got to look like stars. Beauty forever gave us some goodies. In this box we received a silk wig bag, a bonnet, a makeup, brush an elastic band eyelashes and some wig caps. This unit is a brown highlighted, ombre water wave wig. She is 13x4 lace, frontal with adjustable straps and Combs, and an elastic band sitting at 150 density. So we are going to bleach these knots. I have been using the L'Oreal color remover with purified water mix that together create a thick consistency, so don't put too much in and then in a second bowl. I did my quick blue Powder and 50 volume developer and then once I have that mixed up in a thick consistency, I take my how to be glue glass, freeze, spray spray that hairline back to avoid over bleaching. I apply the remover first and then on top. I put the bleach. One thing I would do differently is let this sit for over two hours. I only let this sit for maybe an hour, because I was in a rush. I was doing multiple wigs and the knots did not lift whatsoever, so I did have to pluck the heck out of this unit. So just my tip is leave the bleach on for longer than usual definitely check if the knots are have lifted before washing out your bleach, okay and then, of course, I washed it with shampoo and conditioner, and I let it sit in purple conditioner for a few Hours just so, I can tone the wig a little bit more foreign. This is the next day and the hair came out gorgeous this. Is this natural curl pattern? I just love the color and the um texture of this unit. So, of course, we're gon na go and part the baby hairs out from the wig unit and begin plucking the unit using water instead of a hot comb. This method has definitely helped a lot with seeing how the knots the knots didn't lift. So it was easier to do this method and, taking my time and plucking this unit, I did have to spend about an hour, maybe a little bit more plugging this unit, because the knots didn't bleed like lift. So it made my job a little bit harder than usual, so definitely get that elbow grease in and what I like to do is pluck all the way back into the tracks. So once I pluck, I then go back pluck that same spot, all the way back down so see how you see those lines, I'm plucking all the way back down, and then, after that, I pluck a little bit of the baby hairs. Get my Reese wigs wax. Stick, this is a Holy Grail. Okay, I've been using this for almost a year now, y'all so definitely get your hands on my wax. Stick. It'S linked down below support. You know black business, but, as you can see, I'm using a wax stick and a hot comb to just um flatten this unit back and style this unit off of my client's head. I like to do this and also part um before applying this on the wig unit. I just feel like the install process is way faster. If I part customize do all that off of the client's head and then here I am just making sure all the tracks is not showing in the back and begin hot combing that back track as well and just doing the finishing touches see how gorgeous the hairline Looks now it's like looking like scalp okay, so I just love it and it just makes um the process way faster. I think go ahead and get some water and spray that wig down and then taking my Garnier Fructis Moroccan Sleek and Shine oil. This stuff smells amazing and does amazing as well, like I put this on my Reese's wigs when I ship them out and everybody would say how bomb the hair smells is this stuff? This is what I'm using okay, you guys. I then go ahead and get that darker complexion concealer because, as you can tell in the beginning, the model is more of a darker complexion, so you got to make sure the hair matches or the lace matches the client's skin. Okay and now it's time to to install this unit, I take that same concealer and put it on my client's head. We'Re not doing a ball cap, we're just doing a regular cap, because um this unit is already bombed like the hairline is perfect and we're going to take our wig dealer glue and put that along her hairline making sure you avoid getting the glue on the hairline's Hair and then waiting until it dries up, it didn't dry up all the way, but it still you know it still Blended, really really good. As you can see, and I take my comb and press the lace into her skin and not using my fingers. So the residue doesn't turn white. So that's like a quick tip as well. Leave that on the elastic band for about 10 minutes and then go ahead and remove that elastic band and cut the lace off the lace will look like it is not melted, but we will use our melting spray. So, as you can see, I am cutting the lace using an egg eyebrow razor. This will create a more Jagged Edge, so once we use the melting spray, it will melt into her skin and it will be officially her hair. Okay, that is a trick. You got to make sure it melts into that skin, so it's officially the client's hair okay. So here I am getting extra glue, um on the edges and then finishing it off with some melting spray in between the baby hairs and the hairline and just patting that in and then a quick tip is making sure that melting spray is dried. Before applying that elastic band, that's really is gon na really seep into the hair and not create white residue okay. So that is a quick tip. A lot of people have been using Spritz as the melting spray. Whatever you decide to use, do it and let it dry first before applying that elastic band. Look at that melts. This is officially her hair. It is growing out of her scalp okay, so, as you can see, I am using that same eyebrow razor to cut her baby hairs a little bit shorter, we're going to use our pencil flat iron and curl those baby hairs away from the client's head. Please do not burn the client you guys, please do not, and then, after that, we are going to take our got to be glue, glue or not glue as gel and we're going to use that and put that on the edges of those curls. That'S going to mold those baby hairs and then, after you do that you're going to take your mousse and apply that to your wrist or wherever you like, and we're going to use the comb part of the edge control brush to brush these baby hairs swoop them To Perfection use more of the comb and not of your fingers, it might seem like I'm using a lot of pressure with my fingers, but I'm not I'm using more pressure with the comb, I'm just using my fingers to hold the curls in place. While I try to you know swoop, the other curls so see how I put one finger on one curl swoop and then my other fingers on the other swoop. And then I basically comb into the hairline. So it looks very natural and then taking my hair wraps and elastic band, letting that melt for about 10 minutes or until it's completely dry. You want these wraps to fall off like this perfect, you know perfect, and this is basically it. This is the natural hair pattern it's gorgeous on her skin. I absolutely love this wig on her. I want to thank you so much Beauty forever, hair company for letting me try out this beautiful wig on my model. Don'T forget you guys to like comment and subscribe for more videos and I'll see you next time.