Doing A Flexi Rod Set On 24 Inch Yaki Edge Straight Frontal Wig Install Ft. Beauty Forever Hair

Foreign Ty, we are back with another video, so today we are working with beauty forever hair and we are working with a 24 inch kinky Edge straight 13x4 lace, wig and the density on this wig is 150.. Now we're just going ahead and gluing everything on. I am using the Erica J glue again because y'all know I know how to use it. So I'm just going in with that glue - and this is probably the only glue you guys are going to use for now on because it works really good. Once you really figure out how to use it, so I only did like two or three layers, because at first I wasn't sure on how this was gon na come out. So I was like I don't know if I'm really gon na like it for real. So let me just put a little bit of layers just to be like safe, so it wouldn't be like stuck on my head, and I really think I did more than three. I think I did like four. I don't know, but I just want to make sure that the front was stuck so now, I'm just laying my lace down and I did not pluck this unit at all whatsoever um. I did bleach the knots prior to this and I'm not sure if I left it on for too long or like. I didn't use a very high level of developer as well. So I'm not sure how this really happened. But when I put the bleach on the unit, it seemed like the blue. The hair was like super duper bleached, not over bleached, but it seemed like I feel, like I kept it on too long. So when I was brushing it, it's like hair was coming out, but it wasn't coming out to the point where it was looking crazy. It was coming out and it looked like I already plucked it. So I don't know if that's a win but um it came out. Everything came out, looking really good, but you guys know after I placed my elastic band on, I like to cut that lace off. While the lace is still melting - and I did slightly over bleach it, so I did want to go ahead and fix that a little bit before we started the flexi rod set process um. This hair is yaki texture and it's very similar to uh natural hair. Like so, it's very similar to like my hair texture when I blow it out and I loved when I did a flexi rod set on my natural hair and on that you part wig. I did so. I really wanted to see how it would come out with this hair being that this hair is a Yaki texture, it's so similar to natural hair. So I was like I feel like I can achieve a really good bomb, flexible right set with this hair. So um y'all see I'm just cutting the lace and stuff a little bit more getting done with like all little pieces and stuff and then we're gon na go back in and put some glue on the spots that we missed. But as y'all can see, the hairline like okay, like some parts, kind of look like I over plucked it a little bit, but I didn't pluck this wig at all whatsoever. It'S just that mishap with the Bleach is what caused the hairline to look like that, and that's why I decided not to do baby hairs. Initially I was gon na do baby hairs, but I was like I'm just gon na keep like the natural look, so that it wouldn't look crazy foreign and then, when I am done, putting the like color on there. I spray it with some holding spray and then kind of blend it in a little bit more with a napkin, and then I just let it air dry and so now, I'm just kind of getting the hair a little bit more flat. Getting the edges a little bit more laid with my hot comb before we start the process of doing this flexi rod set, but I did like the Yaki texture of it. I feel like it looks so cute if you guys wanted to do like a silk press and stuff with this or just wear it like this. It'S really good and I'm glad that I can get the top like very, very laid and stuff. So this wig is very versatile, but I just sprayed like a holding spray on there and I went in with my elastic band just to like hold it down a little bit and take it off just to make it like a little bit more melted. It'S like my lazy way of melting it a little bit more now we're going in with the mousse, but I did end up just using the mousse in the white bottle and you can use any type of mousse. I had to run to the store the last minute and go to Target real, quick and pick up some mousse, because so that's the only moose that they had - and I never tried this one before. But it worked out really well, but I'm just going ahead and starting the flexi rod set process now a flexi rod set is just so easy. You guys a lot of people mess it up, but it's really not that hard to mess up. Like only thing you have to do is make sure you take them out the right way, but what I did to section this, I kind of section it with my hand - and I just went like layers for layers - and I didn't do very - very huge layers, not Layers but Parts I didn't, do very huge sections, but I did like a good size for each one. Some of them was kind of small, but I just did it evenly to the point where it's not like a lot of flexi rods in my head. But it's not not enough if you get what I'm trying to say and if you guys want like a very, very detailed how I do my flexi rod set. I have two videos on my channel of how I do it and it will be in the card. So you guys can click that, because this is not really like a tutorial for it, because I've already done a tutorial. It'S just. I wanted to do this style on this hair. So of course, I'm going to show you guys how I styled it. Yeah yeah foreign foreign. Now we are at our last flexi rod that we're doing - and I didn't put my elastic band around the lace because the lace-like is the glue - was strong enough to hold it without me, putting it on there. So I just let it sit on there a little bit after, but this is me taking out the flexi rods and when you take out these flexi rods, take them out exactly the way you put them in, don't roughly try to take them out, or else your Curls aren't going to come out right and it's going to look like a disaster and you're gon na. Like all that time, you spent doing this is wasted, so just make sure you carefully take them out foreign to be in your hand when you're separating them and make sure that you, like coil the curls Around Your Finger as you're separating them, because that's what's going To keep the curl and make it look really good, while you're pulling the curls apart with the oil in your hand. Now you don't want to have too much oil in your hair, but make sure there's oil in your hand, while you're doing this, because this is to break up that hard feeling. Because when you take these out, it's going to feel crunchy because you had a mousse on your hair, regardless, if you're doing it on your rear hair or like a wig or something it's still going to be crunchy. So the oil is so that you can separate them and the curls be like really juicy and really soft and not crunchy. And yes, you guys that's pretty much it for the flexi rod. Part after you do this. I mean you can separate them as much as you want, but I could have separated a little bit more than what I did, but I feel like it was big enough for my liking, but as the days go on and as you do it, it gets really Like a little bit more cuter as the days go on, but this look was so bomb, it's so cute. All right, you guys. So this is the fun result and I feel like it came out so cute. These curls are so full they're, so juicy - and this is just a look like if you guys want more information on this unit - make sure you guys click the link in the description box down below and Shop Beauty forever hair. And if you guys enjoyed this video, don't forget to give your girl a like comment and subscribe to your girl's, YouTube channel and we'll be back more videos soon stay blessed. Do you have babies we out