How To Reuse A Cut Lace Wig (Beginner Friendly) | Wowafrican

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, so today i filmed this tutorial, so i basically wanted to show you guys how to re-install your wig after wearing it. You can wash it. You don't have to wash it if it's like a little quick one. Two three thing: yes: before a cleaner install, you can wash it, but being that i didn't have this wig on for too long. I didn't really have to wash it. The lace had a little bit of glue on it, but not too much the actual residue blue that it had on it actually helped it stick a bit better. So i only had to put one layer of my so melted lace glue and, as you guys can see, it is glued on pretty pretty well off of one layer of glue, so yeah i just want to show you guys, like wigs, are meant to be used Over people think that you can only get one wear out of wings, but that is not true. You can wear your wig several times when it's time to let it go is when the times when it starts to bald, and even when it starts to bald, you can start cutting the lace back depending on what kind of lace it is. If it's like a 13x4, you really don't have that much space, but you do have a few cuts in it. But if it's like a frontal wig, you can cut it back a whole lot, especially if you have like a long part so anyways. I just wanted to show you guys how i was able to revamp this wig. The original video on this wig ended up coming out. Super blurry and i didn't know until i was editing it. So i was like i'm just gon na actually do a different style. I'M gon na basically show you guys how to reinstall a wig when the laces already been cut versus me, always showing you guys a new install. I want to show you guys that oh, you can make an old install look like a new install. So this is how the hair looks and if you guys, are interested in watching me reinstall this keep on watching all right, you guys. So this is how the wig looks it's already in the same position. I do have it in the same exact baby hairs. I went ahead and brushed out the hair, and now i'm just going to be trying it on, because there is a little bit of glue residue on there. The wig is kind of sticky, so the sticking of it versus it with my actual glue, actually did have a good hold. You guys i'm going to be doing a bunch of little gestures in this video, it's so funny, but i'm going ahead and taking my lace glue - and this is my sew - melted lace glue. These will be restocked on the website by march 20th. So make sure you guys are on the lookout for these. I'M only going to be doing one nice thin coat, because i'm also going to be mixing got to be, and i do have a little bit of a blue residue on the wig itself. Now that it dried clear, i'm just going ahead, while it's really wet still, and i'm just tapping that wig right along that hairline, i'm just pushing everything down and pressing it in lightly. Nothing too hard! You don't want to push it so hard that the glue goes through your lace, but you want to get it to the point where it's actually melted. So after i begin to do that, i'm now going to take my got to be spray and i'm going to go ahead and spray that all over my hairline this is actually going to give it another fresh, look and a more of a melted, crispy clean. Look! So that's what i went ahead and did once i do that. I'M going to take my milk pan and put that over my head and i'm going to let that sit for about 10 minutes. Once it's been fully dried, then i'm going to go ahead and begin to take it off and show you guys the look in the meantime i'm going ahead and taking it off. So i can begin my baby hairs. The 10 minutes have gone guys got to keep in mind that i do fast forward through everything. So i'm like uh, this don't look good ugh one minute i started laughing because i'm like i keep doing these facial expressions, i'm going in and taking my baby hair goo and i'm going to go ahead and redo my baby hairs. So i didn't really have to cut out any pieces. My babies were kind of still in the same position. They were in, so i'm just going to go along and maybe grab a few strings, but continue my same baby. So now i'm just going ahead with my brush and i'm just slightly sweeping it with a little bit of gel and i'm going to go ahead and continue to do that and i'm doing certain areas over and over again. Just so i get the desired look and the desired soup that i like now that i have finalized my baby hairs. I'M not going to go in with my sleek spritz and my slickem, my slickum spritz, and my sleek mist, i'm just going ahead and putting that on there just to give it an extra hold and a nice shine. Nothing, a little dry is what the sleepiness is for. It'Ll. Keep you having a nice shine to your head, so i'm gon na. Let that sit for another 10 minutes, and while that is sitting, i'm gon na go ahead and just hot comb. It was so hot. I'M sorry y'all, i'm going ahead and combing with my hot pink hot comb. I love this hot comb. It'S really really hot. It gets the job done, but damn may be burning me. So i'm going ahead and i'm just going to be flattening out each side of my head. So now that i'm finished you can see the difference in the side. That'S been hot combed and not hot home. That'S how powerful the hot comb is, and now i'm just going to go ahead and continue to do the same thing for the other side. Now that my head is fully dry, i'm going ahead and taking off my headband, so y'all can catch this hair. So this is how it looks, i'm pulling out any little strings. That'S in my face. I'M going to go ahead now and just touch up any parts of my baby hairs and i'm going to fix my part. I'M just going to be taking a light face powder and i'm just going to be defining my part a little bit and then i'm going to go in with some dark brown mascara and i'm just going to cover any parts that don't look like it's getting in The way of my part being straight, i went ahead and took my sleek mist and i took my i keep calling them the same thing. I took my slick, em spray and slick em smith, spickle spray and my sleekness, and then i put it on top of my head and gave myself a little high comb. And now i'm gon na get to brushing out the hair detangling it and getting all these naps out and, as you guys can see, this hair is really really pretty. Now i'm going ahead and i wet it up, that's why i put the piece on let you know i'll be back, and this is how it's looking y'all. It looks so good. It looks brand freaking new mind you guys. I haven't washed this hair or nothing. I wore it for like a maybe like a less than a week, and this is how it looks so. This is a 24 inch loose curly wig from wild african hair. If you guys haven't known, i have worked with wild african in the past. This company's hair always come pre-pluck and pre-bleached, so you do not have to bleach the hair. The hair is basically ready to be installed. This is um a it said, i'm not just thinking the waist did that it was a 360 wig which it is because the back part over here is lace. But if you guys watch the tutorial, i did go ahead and just click the back, because i didn't plan on wearing it up in a ponytail. But if i do want to put it up a bit higher, i would be able to because it is fully 360 and it's laced all around. I would just have to like glue this part down. Okay, so always enjoy this tutorial. The hair always comes pre-bleached and pre-plugged, so it is very, very beginner friendly. You can practice on yourself and, of course, the hair is very affordable. Thank you guys. So much for watching