Cherry Hair Color |Straight Lace Wig Install| Celie Hair

Hey beauties are welcome back to ing the faux hustle TV, probably doing a review on Sealy hair, and today they sent me a red, wig density. It'S a thirteen by six lace, front, wig, 150 density and it is in the red color, and I think this wig is super super pretty. I love how much parting space it has. It has three combs, I'm the lace is transparent lace and I am going to install this week on myself. Just a quick, simple look, you know a sense apart, no baby hairs, and just you know straight and right now I have my face. Beat by my sister Lake around looks on Instagram or you know: YouTube P, dot, play Bunny TV or play Bunny TV and actually did the you know: they're, don't rush challenge. So if you guys follow me on tik-tok you'll be able to see it there or my hair Instagram. I have it on there as well as the hair stylist Edition, so make sure you guys check that out, but right now, I'm jumping straight into this installation. I am going in with my beautiful hosta lace, prep and just cleaning my hairline with my wig roll, a to make sure that it was thick and I'm gon na go ahead and slip this week right back on my head and I'm going to apply my foundation And we'll be kisses level 16. I'M going to mix those two shades, the dark shade in the lighter shade, just because this lace is transparent, said I'm gon na super super white compared to my skin, and I really want my lace to blend. So I'm going to mix those two foundation, colors the one - that's my color in the shade darker just to make sure it blends with my skin the best way possible. So once I do that, I'm gon na go ahead and you know begin to lay my legs down, but first I must go in with this foundation to make sure that it blends well with mine. So now that I have their foundation all over their lace. I'M just gon na go ahead and go in with my beautiful hustle lace mill and begin to lay my layers of glue. Now I'm gon na go ahead and I can to lay my list right until that group and I'm just making sure that I firmly press it down. You know along the way because it is kind of hard to hold the lace yourself. So I am focusing really quick on side on one side, just getting out one side into place and then using my fingertips and the blow-dryer. So you know kind of mold that section of my head down and then I will go ahead and pull the other side down into place and blow-dry it as well, and so it could be molded in position. So I could begin to cut off the extra lace and type down the rest of it. Now I'm going to go ahead and cut off the extra lace around the ears and then I'm gon na cut off the cut the little slit into the hairline. I mean I into the hairline, but into the front of the lace like I usually do before our razor it off and then I'll begin to raise it off the extra lace and then tack down whatever else is still lifting. So one thing I did do differently or kind of like out of order, usually after I tacked on my lease I'll go ahead and spray it down with the melt bell and tie it down and everything like that. But I did that as my final step. So what I'm gon na do is just go ahead and blow dry and I'm using my fingertips to push the lace in I'm just using my hands and the blow-dryer heat. To do this step here and I'm just gon na go ahead and begin to part and style. My hair and as I mentioned, it is going to be a simple middle part. So I'm just gon na go ahead, part down the middle use, my wax stick and a hot comb to um. You know get it all nice straight and flattened out and then once I am done concealing my part and everything like that, then I would go in and spray my hair, along with the holding spray and I'm tired. You know with the holding spray entire down with the melt l to get that real nice melted effect, and it wasn't purposely that I did it in this order. It just happened to happen like that. So right now, as I mentioned, I'm just gon na focus on getting everything super super flat in neat and then I will go ahead and do that stacking melting process step. But you actually will actually be my final step for today and I'm just going to continue to use my web stick and hot comb until I feel, like my installation, is as flat as possible in this flatus. I would like it to be, and now we're gon na, take that same level, 16 on foundation, pallet and begin to conceal my parts so that my part is more visible and just a widening up and make it more noticeable. And then, as I mentioned, my final step will be to go ahead and tie down and spray the holding spread all across my hairline. So once I get all the flyaways and everything nice and sleek, I will go ahead and pull this behind my ear spray. My hairline down and then tie you down with that melt belt and let that dry completely before removing it and I'm gon na go ahead and remove that, and this is pretty much the final look. It'S nice and melted into my skin. I really love using a melt belt because it really pushes that lace into your skin and get it very, very melted and natural-looking, and I did not want to add any baby hairs. I just wanted to keep it just as simple as possible. So, thank you guys for tuning in. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and I will see you next time. You