How To Pluck A 360 Lace Front Loose Curly Wig From 100Humanwigs.Com

Hi YouTube family and sugar. I love kisses 99 and I'm coming to today with another wig review now. The way we're going to review today is from some well wigs. You'Ve seen me do a few weeks in the past from sunwell, but I wanted to come through and show you this loose curly. Let me get up close a nice loose curly texture, really, really a beautiful, beautiful wig. I mean turn my lighting up just a little bit so yeah. My main feature today was to show you how I create a natural hair line. Now this one did come pre tweeze, but it wasn't quite pleased enough for me, so I decided to come through and show you how I do my tweezing. But first let me show you the Box. My wig came in the regular white Sun. Well, we bought with the sunwell logo right here, so you know. Let me just give you some information on this wig you. It is a virgin wig, so you can color it. You can lighten it. You can darken it. You can deposit a different color on to it once you liking it, so that in and of itself is great, and I did kind of just pull it up in a little bit of a half-up half-down. Just so you would be able to see the hairline. I do have a part of the video coming up, showing you how I create a natural hairline, because the hairline was just a tad bit too thick for me still. So I just kind of tweeze some of the hairs out, and I want to show you how I achieve that, but yeah this one is 16 inches. I know you guys are used to seeing me with wigs long long, long and flowy, but for this type of style this really does work really well being a just a tad bit shorter, but it is a beautiful, beautiful virgin loose curl. So you can add a little bit of my one of my favorite products is from Miss Jessie's and it's the pillow soft curls. I decided to just take this one out the box work on the hairline and just let it be so. This is exactly what you get once you tweeze the hairline, but let me get it close, because I did put a little bit of concealer right underneath the part. So I'm hoping you can see that nice and clear here just a little bit of concealer, not too much, and I didn't even bother putting any concealer or foundation under the rest of the wig. That kind of just did that part pull this baby up and that was it and 16 inches and it is a 130 percent density. So it's easy to work with. I have to kind of get used to it a little bit because, as you know, I'm used to three four or five bundles and a frontal or closure. So something like this really is a natural, in my opinion, amount of hair for a wig, so yeah here. She is, she really is a beautiful, beautiful wig, and I like that, the hair is so nice and soft, and it kind of just has its own natural, the loose curl to it. So it's not too curly, not too straight. This one is really really a pretty one, and now you get a chance to see the perimeter. That'S why I kind of pulled my hair up, so you would be able to see it nice and clear. So this is the loose curl from Sun. Well, wigs stay tuned for that perimeter, tweezing tutorial, I'm going to show you how I put my little bit of concealer in the part. I usually put a little bit more underneath than I do on top, because I don't want someone to kind of be looking at me and see like that whole clump of concealer down the middle. So, in order to rock out this part, I used my concealer from makeup forever, along with a slanted eyeliner brush, because it's just the right amount of bristles to get right in that part. So stay tuned for that part of the video, where I show you how to create a natural hair line by tweezing out a few hairs. I'M hoping you enjoy the video, don't forget to rate comment and subscribe, and I want to thank you for rocking with me all this time that I've been here on the YT, because without you guys, I wouldn't even have a youtube. I don't want to thank you for your support, so stay tuned, so we're just going to go ahead and get right into this tutorial. Now this unit is parted down the middle and what i'm doing here is moving around the perimeter in order to remove some of the bulk - and i did part it a little bit and then I tweeze and I tweeze in small areas of skipping area and then Tweeze skip an area and then tweeze until I get the desired effect, which is a thinned out hairline that is closer to your own natural hairline, because your natural hairline is thinner, then the rest of your hair on your head. So it's always thinner at the perimeter. I'M just tweezing and I'm tweezing, I'm kind of doing it with the video fast moving a little bit faster. Only because that way, you really get to see how well this process works to thin out that hairline and I'm kind of skipping areas and then tweezing and then I'll move, maybe about an eighth of an inch and tweeze some more, and this way it's easier for. You to see it with the video moving a little bit faster and you can see as I'm going along how much thinner it is. It really doesn't take too long. I would say take your time if you're new at tweezing your hairline of your wig, just so that you don't want, because once you remove those hairs, you can't get them back again, and Here I am just taking a few of the hairs out of the part You can do this wherever you want to part your unit. I did it right down the middle, and this is exactly what it looks like. I was tweezing against a white background as far as material is concerned. Just so, you would be able to see it a little bit clearer and here I'm just flipping the wig over applying some t-pins into my mannequin head and I'm going to place a little bit of concealer down that part. I use a slanted eyeliner brush just because it's thin enough for me to get just a small area of that part and I'm using my concealer from Mac, I'm almost out of it. So I have to get this color again. I use something that's closest to my skin color and you can't really see how much I'm applying I'm applying a very little bit at a time and very short strokes in order to conceal the knots on that part. Now you can see it pretty well here I do the underside first and then I just place a very tiny amount on the top, because I don't want someone to be looking at me and they see like this clump or this line of concealer. But as you can see, I'm moving kind of slow. The part may look a little bit large on the white background, but here it is against my hand, and you get to see super easy super soup quick in order to do this process. And then here are some follow-up pictures so that you can see the hairline is a little bit closer to my own natural hairline. So I'm hoping you enjoyed it this quick tutorial and I'm hoping you haven't absolutely awesome evening and I'll see you guys again soon. Bye,