No Glue | How To Put Lace Wig In A Bun | Most Natural Looking Lace Frontal Wig | Rpgshow Tastepink

I know about a tag you know the cookies, but a bag chitty-chitty baby get it things are ready. If you don't mean it like a 58. It tastes welcome back to my channel and I believe I found the perfect summer hair style. And yes, it is a wig, but it is one of the most natural and realistic. Looking wigs, I have worn to date and of course it's from none other than our PDG show from the volume, the texture, the curl pattern and the pre flux hair line, because we all know what really sells a good quality unit is how well the hair line. Looks at how natural it appears, so this style is everything and more. It'S literally the topic of discussion. Wherever I go and if you all would like some summer style inspiration, I show you guys how to wear the hair and a cute up to because so you don't want the hair on your shoulders and if you've been lurking on the RPG show site. Let'S say you're interested in purchasing. Now is the time because they're having their 10th anniversary sale and with the clothes RPG show we get $ 60 off girls. Do not wait. Now is the time if you have been lurking and really thinking to invest. So without further ado, we're going to show you some spa inspiration and give you a review. So, let's get right into it. Rpg offers some of the best packaging out. They give you more than just a wig carrying case, but a wig cap, a comb and irritates for a customized fit for your unit and right out of the bag. I notice the curls are popping. They are full of life and the way cap itself has a ton of parting space more than what is standard, and one of the things that I did notice that the unit had a trace of Roma because of this curl pattern. The way which is chemically process could lead to a trace a roller scent so to protect myself. I just wanted to go in and cleanse it, and I highly encourage you all to do the same. This pre-flood Caroline is the highlight, is highly customized, and this is something to chew that expect at this particular price point, it looks beautiful, like beautiful, absolutely no tweezing done so. The first thing that I wanted to do was just go in and make those curls top. I added a mixture of oils leave in conditioner and a little bit of conditioner itself, and I just really wanted to saturate the entire unit, but the curls are springy and very juicy as they should be. At this point, I noticed that the parting space is really nice. This is something that is completely optional, but I did want to go in and tweeze the area within the parting space, as well as straighten it out of it. This is the only area that I tweezed and you all will see that I did not do much tweezing at all and again, if you add a little little concealer or pressed powder, you can completely skip this step, but I did want to say that when I Am tweezing the part and then moving the excess or shed hair. I am NOT going to drag a comb through this hair. I don't want to bother the curls too much, so I just pull the excess hair with my hands and it worked out perfectly and this year that comes with babies who are spanning the entire perimeter. So at the front itself I really wanted to taper them off. Really lightly and nicely at the very end and shorten them, they were a little bit long and some people may like that. Look that I know I want something a little bit more realistic looking, so I'm actually going to go around the entire perimeter of the unit and begin to pull our teams out some of the baby hairs and I'm also going to go in and taper the ends Of it as well, because since I'm wearing this up and a bun, I want to make sure that the entire cylinder is clean and looks polished. Now I wanted to do something different I'm experiencing. These are things that I've seen on Instagram and you know I feel confident enough to attempt this, so I just cut the links with it on my head. This allowed me to see how this fit actually is from ear to ear, and if there are any nuances or things that you want to change, you can do that at this time and kind of tailor it to your natural hairline, but only attempt this. If you aren't actually 100 percent comfortable, as far as putting on my you that I do the standard got to be real method, but I'm applying the back to the ultra blue gel before my natural hair line and I'm going to use the free spray. On top of it - and I can apply it before my actual natural hair line and when I'm putting on the unit, I'm going to bring it further than my natural hair line, because I don't like to place it directly on my hair line. I use it as a precautionary measure and I just allow it to sit with a satin scarf and let it set in place for about 15 to 20, maybe even 30 minutes because girl. I want this unit to be stuck on my head. I don't want it going anywhere and with the hotter temperatures you don't want it to lift. So after about 25-30 minutes, I'm just going to go in and use this foaming mousse to really kind of you know style my coracle baby hairs so make it look realistic. I don't do the most. I do that I think compliments to unit as well as my face and another thing I'm just going back in with that mixture of leaving conditioner oil and water really allow the close to pop. Before I do my up too and adding a little bit of the dry look activator gel by Hawaiian, so it really allows the curls to just come to life and even in up to you, want your hair to be balanced right. Now I'm taking small sections and just really using my hands and just gathering the hair towards the very top and there's the crown. If it makes you more comfortable, you can wrap your edges with a scarf as you do this step. That is something that I would recommend if you're not as comfortable yet with you got to be do method, but I'm just bringing all of the hair to the very top, and it can be a little bit messy actually like that. Look and I'm going to use an extra-long scrunchie and just really secure the ponytail in place, because you don't want it to slide too much. This curl pattern is a little bit different than you know your straighter textures, so you're going to have to really make sure it's secure with the excess I'm going to twist the very ends of the hair after I've collected it all at one point I'll just use This little rubber band to really kind of secure in the end or as much as I could you guys will see that it will slip out. But again, don't fret the small stuff - and I am just going to twist this ponytail onto itself and take it into a circular motion kind of like a 360, probably like 270, because it visible entirely around itself. And I just take the excess hairs that may have fallen and I wrap them around the bun that we've just created and I bobby pin it in place, and you can go back of course, and just check out the shape, make sure it's exactly how you'd like It if you want it bigger, you can do that, but I'm adjusting the wig itself, especially at the Mait, to make sure I have full coverage and I'm pulling out those little baby hairs as well as you blessed at the back. So I don't have any tracks showing and girl. This is how it looks, I'm so excited happy. I attempted this. I love this style inspiration with the scarf. I hope you all enjoyed this be sure to check out my wig playlist and check out our PG show their 10th anniversary sales going on now use our PG show for $ 60 off. If you liked this video give it a thumbs up be sure to subscribe, and I will see you in the next one. Thank you so much for watching.