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Alright guys, I'm back today with another video, and this one is going to be another unit from you. Wigs and, of course this is a part of the color series that I'm doing. I believe this is color series number three before I get started on everything. If you are not subscribed, what are you waiting on hit the subscribe button and, if you are subscribed, make sure you turn on your notifications so that you don't miss a video this unit that I'm showing you guys today is dairy yaki straight ombre, 360 lace form. So unit - and this is my first time trying the yaki straight from the company, so I was really excited to try it and because I've already reviewed a lot of natural yaki straight and kinky straight units. I wanted to try something different, so this one does come with your two combs on the side, a comb in the middle or combing, the back and you're just with scrap. And, of course, you do get your royal lace now. This unit does come pre put, but I felt like it just needed a little bit more. Take a comb and I'm just going to take some hair out of the front, and then I'm going to take my tweezers, which I purchased from my local beauty supply store. And I should have pinned this back and I would eventually pin it back because it's going to get on my nerves, you don't want hair in the way, but I'm going to just go back and forth and I'm going to take the tweezers across the hair. I'M not going to stop in one spot too long, just because I don't want the violin, I wanted to be nice and even and then, like you see, I'm just going up and down so I'm gon na just do this all across the hair, and then you See me keep grabbing my comb because I'm combing out the hair that I did tweets out and I did take out a lot of hair, so I'm just trying to tweeze it to where I think I would like it to be. I still wanted to look very natural and I don't want to tweeze out too much where it's going to look very thin in the front. This is not an official how to tweet your hairline video. I just wanted to walk you guys through the quick process of me doing it. If you guys want a video like that, that just focuses on tweezing outs to show you guys the difference of a thick hair line and then the after then make sure you leave some comments down below. I'M just going to continue to keep working on this. To get it to how I like it, I prefer to tweens when the hair is wet. I just feel like I get a little bit better grip and I can see it a little bit more. You can go in and tweeze as much as you like. It is a personal preference. If you want a thinner, you can make it thinner. However, I did not want my hair line to thin, but I wanted it to be just right and I think it looks really good. This hair is very thick, so if you have to let it dry and see what it looks like after you can always go in and tweeze a little bit more, but this is what the unit looks like now that I am done with it. I did let it air dry overnight and the color on this is really pretty. I love the way that this is ombre and it's not like a super harsh line, so that is what the hair line looks like on my head, like I said, I couldn't went back in and tweeze a little bit more, but I'm just going to work with What I got I'm just going to work on cutting the lace off of this unit and then I will be pinning my hair back as you guys can see. This is a lot of hair, so you want to make sure you pin it back. So you don't cut any of the hair, and with this unit like I said it does come with their Royal dream lace and I'm not sure if all of their units are with the Royal dream lace. But if I am not correct, I will make sure to leave it down below, but I highly suggest if you are purchasing from them, make sure it says the Royal Dream lace on it. Guys can see without me putting any adhesive or anything it's already starting to melt into my skin, and I just absolutely love that so now I'm just going to adjust this unit, as you guys seen, I didn't have to cut off any extra lace on the side By my ears, this one fit me really good. I'M just going to take the yellow bottle of got to be free spray, and I'm just going to spray this on top of the lace. And then I will be taking my rat tail comb and going around the hairline and just pressing it all in just to make sure that everything lays flat, especially at the very top of the hairline, because I do not like my lace to roll up. So that is another reason why I like to use the end of my red silicone to kind of press everything in now for my sides, if I feel like they are lifting up too much, then I like to lift my sides up spray underneath and then still Pressing in with the comb free spray does drop pretty quick, and that is what it looks like. I think it looks really good. It looks a little wet in the front, but we're gon na go and fix that all up, and then that is what the parting space looks like. Now you don't get the six inches of parting space, but I feel like you do get enough now. I also did go in and breach the knots on this unit. I could have left the bleach on for a little bit longer, but, as you guys can see, it looks fine, it's not a big deal, something that powder can't fix. So I'm gon na pin up the top of my hair and then I'm gon na go in with my beyonders old heat protectant spray and I'm just going to make sure to spray this on the hair. Now you do not need a lot of this spray because it will come off very, very oily, I'm just going to use my Capozzi flat iron and I do have it on 450. However, I'm not going to get this as straight as I want it to be. Just because I've been loving the not so silky straight yaki wigs does that make sense to y'all. I still want some texture in my unit, so I'm just going to run over it like once or twice just depending on I'm, how I feel it looks like and I'm not gon na bore y'all too much, I'm not gon na flat on every piece. Just because I flat on a lot of yaki straight kinky straight units on my channel but yeah, that is what one side looks like, and that is the other side will be rotating back and forth between the comb and the brush. Just because my comb kept falling on the floor, y'all, it be hectic door filming time. My floor just be looking a mess. So that's why I have this brush in my hand, but it definitely still got the job done with flat ironing this unit. As you can see, this unit does take the heat very well. I felt like I didn't need to run it through a whole bunch of times to get the look that I desired and even right here the unit looks bomb like I really don't have to do. Nothing else to it. However: I am gon na. Take my care care wax naked. I'M gon na hold my legs down, so it doesn't pop off because I only did use free spray. So it's not going to just stay in place if I took it too hard. So I'm just gon na take this hot comb that I picked up from Amazon I'll make sure to leave it down below, for you guys, you guys know I am still using one from the beauty supply store. So I want to see how well this one work. It definitely does get hot, but the button on it is kind of weird. So if you are moving your fingers too much, you can risk turning it off, but I feel, like you got the job done, you think for using the hot comb. It'S just because I wasn't sure exactly how I wanted to wear this unit. I thought I wanted to wear it like a half-up half-down style, so I wanted this to just kind of flow easy when it came to. If I wanted to part it in the side, the middle or, if I wanted to style it up, but as you guys can see, I'm not getting the roots too straight. So I'm just pressing it on there just a couple of times and then just letting it go. I was trying to go for a middle part just because I thought it looked really good, so I'm just making sure to brush everything out and then I am going to use my edge brush and kind of brush everything back, because I really didn't want a lot Of hair, in my face, I really wanted to concentrate on the hairline on this unit and how natural it looks. So I'm just gon na go in with my Ruby, kisses 3d contour creator powder palette in the color light medium and I'm just going to blend it around my hairline to make sure it blends in well with my skin, and then I will be taking that into The parting space, now the back of the parting, as you guys can see, looks like it needs a little bit of tweezing. But once I added that power in you can't tell at all - and you can find this powder at your local beauty, supply store or you can search online for it. I think when I looked on Amazon, it was just a little bit too pricy, so I haven't been linking it for you guys after I am done blending and my hairline I'm just gon na go in with my Garnier fruity sleek and shine serum, and this is A anti-frizz serum, so it's going to help you with frizzy dry and unmanageable hair, and it also will give a smoothness to your hair and with this hair is going to need some serum to it. Just because of the texture, you don't want it to come off. Looking super dry and it already has been colored for you, so you definitely want to put some serum on this unit guys. This is what the hairline looks like on this unit and the parting space. Once I added powder in, I think I really did a good job with not plucking out too much because I think it looks very very natural, like I said you could go in and pluck as much as you want to, but I just prefer this look and I am not rocking any baby hairs, you can definitely rocket unit without baby hairs and not do too much, and it is pretty long on me. It is 22 inches. I am only 5. You can get this unit all the way up in the length 28 inches. So far, my ladies who, like a lot of hair and you want it long girl, go for it. So, as you guys can see, I still have some texture in the back and I'm just showing you what the middle looks like once again. I am going to go ahead and flip this over for you guys, so you can see options. The last unit that I review for another company I like to flip over look, I thought it looks really really pretty. I'M gon na put a little small side part on the side. Once again, this is a 360 units, so you can rock this half-up half-down. You could put it all the way up. I think it's still going to look good either way. I, like the flip over look, but, as you guys can see, if I wanted to pull it up into another type of style, I definitely could some people they might say this was a lot of work, but it honestly wasn't a lot of work at all. This is one of my favorite textures, just because I love the way it looks when you add heat to it, and I like the way it looks when it is freshly washed, because you can wear it either way and then once you throw some curls into it, You can turn it up a whole another level far as shedding and tangling. I did get some shedding with this unit and then I also did get a little bit of tangles within the nape area. The ends of this unit are very nice. I didn't have to worry about any type of dry ends so guys, let me know what you think about this ombre yaki straight unit. If you are filling this color, of course, I'll make sure to leave any coupon codes. I have down below don't forget to subscribe to my channel once again turn on your notification button share and like this video and I'll see you guys the next time bye, guys