How To Customize Your 360 Lace Wig | Feat. Wowebony

Okay, so let's unbox this wig. This is how I received my unit. It'S a wild evany packaging, really cute really sleek. The first thing that I see when I open the box is this little car. They tells you about how you could get cash back from Wow Eponine by just from under wig. So I think that's like a really cool program that they have, which is who's always nice, to give back to your customers. Then the actual wig itself comes in like this little plastic baggie and you know just make sure that everything's protected, while it's on its way to you, but you know we'll get into that. A little later under the paper you get an elastic band and wow. That knee is even nice enough to include a needle and thread in two hair clips, which i think is so great because, honestly, I've seen companies include elastic bands, but I've never seen them included. Needle and thread, I think, that's really nice of them, because it's convenient, you don't have to run out and get anything and just make sure that you are prepared to install this wig. So then they give you a how to apply a card and even information about how to return and do your refunds, which I don't think you'll be needing to do. And they also include two-way caps. And I really appreciate that, because I'm not a person that wears wig caps, but I'm trying to get into it and when they send you weight caps to like it makes it easier. I could test it out experiment and I really like the shade of the way cap that they said so that's definitely a plus okay. So now here's the actual unit itself. It comes stuffed with tissue paper to help keep the shape and wraps in a hairnet. So the first thing that I noticed is the texture. I have not worked with hair textured like this before, so that's why I'm kind of just like keep running my fingers through, like really looking at it, because it's different. I never worked with this texture of hair. This is their indian remy hair and i will say it is very like a yaki texture, it's very a key, very natural. If you are into like the kinky natural looks like you know, our natural hair blown out look then this texture is definitely for you. If you like, more silkier hair texture, then I definitely recommend their other textures. I said texture a lot girl per year. Y'All y'all gave me so here's the information card that's attached. This is the 360 lace wig. The hair type is indian remy hair. The length is 18 inches, it's in the color 1b. The cap size is medium and the hair density is 150, so that's pretty pretty full and I really do like the fullness of the hair and again I have to mention the texture. I have not worked with hair texture like this, and I just really like that. I feel like it's gon na give me that natural look. It looks like a brush blowout once I apply it and front of flying through it. So yeah so really was happy excited to see that so so I went ahead and bleached the knots on this wig I'm using the prism lights, bleaching powder because it already has toner in it, so it won't give those like once I'm Alicia knot. It won't turn our range or brassy it'll actually be like a tone down color that I could work with, and I found that this has been working on for me with the frontals that I've colored, so I definitely recommend this little trick. I haven't seen it done yet, but I will recommend this: if you don't want to have to go back and fix the nuts once they turn orange and stuff. So you know you just go ahead and mix it up as you would regularly and apply it on the knots. I'M sure you have seen this process done before so yeah. So now I'm gon na go ahead and razor in my baby hairs on this way. I actually did pluck the front, but I didn't get that films and that's really pretty easy. All you do is pluck randomly. You know really get in there. Just be careful not to plug too much cuz. You don't want to have bold edges but yeah. So the rest of this is just gon na be pretty self-explanatory. So let's just watch so once you're done customizing and you have your baby hairs. Looking how you want go ahead and cut your lace, I'm using these eyebrows scissors, which is really it makes it really easy to give precise and stuff. So I really like that: they're, nice and small you get all around the edges and what trick that I learned is to cut once you already do your baby hairs, which I've really found like helps so much like I'm really trying to get better at this front. Again, but I really found that once you leg it baby hits first, that's when you're gon na cut the lace that you're gon na cut around the baby hairs, because you don't want to cut too much lace off and you don't want to leave too much on. But with this frontal game, it's all about balance, I swear and I'm learning and y'all are gon na learn too so follow along. So I'm gon na use my god to be glue in the yellow bottle to apply my weight and I have a whole video showing how I do this process so I'll link it below so make sure you go check that out. It'S more intent, but it's really easy like this is like the easiest method. Honestly, it doesn't rip your edges out. It comes up with some water in the shower with shampoo, your edges and you are honestly good to go, but I did apply. It have to be glued on to my skin, using the back of my edge brush. Only because I didn't want the oils on my fingers to kinda. You know throw it off, but yeah, so we're just gon na apply it as you normally would I'm using my new flat iron from Duval just to run through the hair, and I really like how it looks once it's dry irons. It looks really like bouncy smooth, and I really like that about to me. It looks so natural and I really like that that natural finish it looks like it's. My real hair after I came from the Dominicans and got it blown out, honey, okay, and I really love this Duval Flatiron and I will have a whole video dedicated to it. So definitely be sure to check that out, and this is how I'm looking y'all, what do you think, let me know: