Flat Ironing My 360 Lace Frontal Wig | Styling Unit | Coming Buy

Welcome back lovelies, it's my lovely roots, I'm here with a styling video on my 360 late frontal wig that I made a few weeks back, I'm going to be showing you guys how a flat iron this hair also updates, such as that I bleached, or not how The hair texture is been holding up and what I recommend this 360 lace frontal to you guys now. I know a few of you out. There are wondering if I'm going to be coloring this unit dyeing it in this I will I'll, probably I'm brain beaten now mostly been wearing this unit and a flat iron state or bone straight. I haven't really been putting any curls in it, but I will soon so I'll update you guys on that. With this unit being such a high density, 150 percent, the flat iron process would take all day. So what I do I use a liquid base heat protectant on because it doesn't weigh the hair down and I use a heated air dryer in order to get rid of some of that poofiness. That'S in the hair and also help me speed up the Flatiron process. This is a great tool to use to get the hairs lay in the exact direction you want them to do, especially if you're in a rush - and I will use this tool focusing on the roots, because that's where most of the puffiness is - and that's where you Want to get rid of it and you want that closest to your scalp as flat as possible. So yes definitely concentrate on your roots. Now I'm all done with blowing out the hair and I'm moving on to the flat ironing process and says I'm going to be wearing this unit throughout the week. I'Ma turn my flat irons up to 450 degrees, so I don't have to keep flat iron either here. Every other day now for those who are curious about the braid pattern that I wear under this 360 here, it is due to that. I wear different units throughout the week. I have customized my braid pattern in order to fit that say if you were doing a sew-in and you wanted to sold the unit down. What you would do is you would do a perimeter braid, I'm starting from one side to the back to the other side, and what this would allow is so that you could attach the unit in the back. I would not slow it down in the front so that way you can have the customized party that you would want. What you would do is from the very top. You would start from your edges. Horn rolling all the way back, but do I like to control my part and our different units? I decided to only cornrow the middle section, pin the back and then also have the front where I could take it down. Customize, on my part, wherever I wanted on my hairline and then use a cap in order to lay down the hairs, my hair back sort of be out of the way. Now, if you do not wear different units throughout the week, you will want to say: hey. I'M just gon na wear this lace frontal for the next three weeks. You would start your braids at your hairline compared to where I started mine. So that way you will still have options of parting. Your hair, wherever you wanted to and all your hair was securely down, and then you had your perimeter braid in the back, where you can sew it down and have an elastic band to keep the front down so here's the unit in all its glory. I did not put it on the mannequin head last night, so it has a few wrinkles in the hairdo where I set it in my hair box, so I'll just be used. Turning on my flat irons to get rid of those wrinkles now the hairline on this 360 lace, frontal was already pre customized, so I didn't have to do any tweezing, which was fabulous. The only things I didn't do that I regret is that I did not bleach the nuts, but I will be doing that and I will be updating you guys. I just wanted to do a comparison because I've customized and bleached all my previous lace frontals. So I just wanted to see: was there a really big difference and I'm all about the bleaching I'm not really about using concealer? I just to me it just works better with bleaching it and yes, you're, going to experience shedding over time. But I mean you just buy another one bleaching. The fronto makes it look 10 more realistic than using consumers after getting the frontal in my own natural parting lined up and getting the frontal to sit properly. I go through the hair and just put a light bump on the end and just pretty much going through getting all the wrinkles out of the hair. Currently, I'm not having any issues getting the frontal or the kinky straight and knowing your hair that I process in order to get them to blend they both flatiron like a dream I haven't been experiencing any tangles in the hair or in the Nate area. So that is definitely a plus now the elastic bands that are sold on both ear types - I mean late - the lace frontal down perfect only issue is that I should have added, maybe a half to a full inch more elastic band, because this last bed is super Snug, so I'm just pretty much waiting for it to loosen, which usually happens over time. So it's super tight and it's adding like a slight indent on like my middle parts, that I do so that's one of the reasons why it looks darker on camera than what it really is. I can't wait till I bleach the Naza through this unit and look ten times better once I do that and also take care of that darkness that I'm having at the hairline as well. When I don't have a lot of time to slip down my edges or it's really hot and I don't want to slip down my edges, I just take the hair a little bit of hair and I put it behind my ear and voila my neck styling. Video will be on how I curl the unit, also put it in the top knot and also high bun styles, and the knots will be bleached. I hope this video was helpful and don't forget, comment rate and subscribe and until next time,