Pre-Bleached, Pre-Plucked 360 Water Wave Lace Wig I Styling & Application I Rpghair

This video today is going to be brought to you by the company RPG hair and, of course, you guys know I'll leave all of the information down below, but this time around they send me over their 100 % brazilian virgin hair. This is the texture water wave. It is a natural color, it's 18 inches, 180 percent density. This is a 360 wig cap and they also sent me their new and improved bleach, knocks method where they bleach the whole thing guys like they bleach everything, so you don't have to do too much. This is also a cap size medium, so there it goes right there. The knots look really good. I didn't have to do really much to it, but it comes with your soft lace in the front back to comes on the side, a comb in the middle and a comb in the back and your adjustable straps. And then that is how the hair looks fresh out of the pack now right here. I want to show you guys that mistakes can happen. So, while I was washing the units, I did notice that there was a small little hole. I just went ahead and got some needle and thread and kind of sew right there and I could have did two types of methods. I could have just taken a piece of lace and put it over the hole and sewed around it, but I didn't have time that day, so I just showed that one part or you can also get some thread - that kind of matches the lace just to make It a little bit more invisible, but the way that I'm going to stop the hair. You won't see it at all, so I'm going to show you guys up close what the bleach knots to look like. I didn't do anything to this unit, guys I didn't pluck it, I didn't add any extra bleach. I left it, as is because I wanted you guys to see exactly how this unit looks the way the company sends it now. You can, of course, see the thread but, like I said again, I'm gon na style it to where you can't see it at all and then eventually I'll probably end up just fixing that one little piece, but I just wanted to show you guys that it happens. Sometimes, and don't try to throw your whole unit away just you have to style around it just to make things work. I don't even know how that happened. Considering I did not use a red, silicone or anything. I just finished washing the unit and it just had a small hole in it. So on systolic it I am going to attempt to do a curved part with this unit and I will be doing a right-side part because you guys know I love to rock my hair on the right side. Every now and then I'll do a left side part. But for the most part I like to do a right side and then I'll just be going ahead and taking out some hairs in the front just to cut down short and create a little bit of baby hair, so just be taking my water bottle. It just kind of read spring over the hair, because this hair did start to dry up very fast, and I prefer to work with curly hair. While it is wet when it comes to styling. Just because I want to sit the hair and not have to worry about it and let it air dry overnight, and I also don't want it to look frizzy so now I'll just be taking my little brush and I'm going to make sure to brush through. And this is like a wet brush. You can find this at like Sally's or you can even get it off of Amazon. I can't find this exact one. I bought it off of Amazon a while ago, and I cannot find it anymore at all, but you can find one of these brushes anywhere, but I like to stop my curly hair with this. So now I'll just be going in with my lot of body milk. I believe it's the milk and honey, and this is the foam mousse, and this is for curly hair textures. It does have a medium whole to it and I'm just going to be putting this off throughout the hair. Now this seems to be a new product. I went to the beauty supply store to read up on some supplies and I ended up seeing this, and so I was like here. I have some curly hair at home. I want to see exactly how it works now. I did try to use this and styling my baby hairs on my other units using this, and I did not like the way it came out because it doesn't give me the exact whole as the regular lot of body, but it definitely works on curly hair. Seeing me coming through the hair a lot trying to reshape it, I'm just trying to figure out exactly how I want this to be. I didn't know if I wanted like a complete slicked back right side, part or if I wanted just like a little of lift in the front, and I ended up going for more of a lift and just kind of coming back. The other side, they'll just be seeing me cutting down some of the hair in the front and usually with curly hair. Depending on how I wear it, I love to use a little bit of hairs in the front, not too many, but I do like to style some baby hairs, but I want them to still look as natural as possible and I'm gon na make sure to go. All the way over to the side, because you may want to put this into a ponytail and you still want it to look natural from the side when I did style the front of the hairs. I did use the regular lot of body foam wrap just so that it can hold a little bit better and you'll be seeing me use this edge brush this two-in-one edge brush, which you can pick up from Amazon or your local beauty supply store in order to Style the front - and I noticed my camera - was up a little bit too high, so I ended up bringing it back down so now, I'm just going to continue to work on the hairs in the front. I always in the free style in this, because I never know exactly how I want them to look but, like I said I always try to go for a more natural look. So I like to end up brushing the hairs into the hair, and then I like to just let everything air dry and then just set overnight doing this method. Make sure to take your time, especially if you're going to let it air dry overnight, because you want it to kind of set into place so that you don't have to do too much work when it is time to wear the wig. So this is what it looks like now that it is air dry. I'M just going to go ahead and put this on. My head are already cut the lace off in the back. I will not be doing any heavy adhesives today. I do have on my wig group underneath because I don't have an elastic band sewed into this unit. Now this is a medium cap size, so it was a little bit big on my head, but with my wig grip on, it was definitely easy to still work with. The good thing about this wig is that I did not have to cut any extra lace off by my ear. It fit me really good, so I was happy about that. I'M just going to make sure that it is adjusted right to my head so that when I do add a little bit of free spray, because I will own be adding free spraying to the very front of the hairline, just to make sure that it lays down. Really good and that's it - I won't be putting any other free spray around the other parts of my hairline. Just because the way I'm wearing the hair, nobody is going to see any of the lace. I did pull the lace back. I'M sure you guys could see where I stitched up that one area. Of course you guys can't see it while it is on my head. So that is a good thing and then, when I add my powder in it's all going to blend well together now, I did have to go back and re fix up some of the hairs in the front and just lay them down a little bit more. I didn't have to go all throughout and do it, but just like on the side, and then right in the very front area is where I wanted it to lay down a little bit more smoother. And then I just wanted to brush over the hairs that were already set in place. Now, I'm just going to go ahead and add in my powder using my Ruby, kisses 3d contour creator palette. Now, with this unit, you get four inches of parting space in the front, and one inch in the back of the parting space on this, as you guys can see, is really nice. I didn't I go in and pluck out any of the parting space and of course this is a 360 unit, so you could put it up into a high ponytail, a half-up half-down style or a little bun site, I'm looking on the site. Now it does not tell me what lace color this is, but I do feel like this lace is a light lace color. I could be wrong, so I'm going to make sure to verify with the company, but I felt like I needed to blend in a little bit more just to match my skin and I'm going to go in with my Garnier Fructis sleek and shine serum and I'm Just going to run this through the hair, and this just will help control frizziness. I did not put a lot of serum in this hair because using that curl defining mousse already left it with a nice healthy luster and it also does not come off sticky. I didn't feel any type of stickiness and the hold on it is very lightweight which I absolutely love. I did put a little bit of wax stick at the very top just because I did notice a little bit of short hairs, but not too much, and then this is what the unit looks like from the side. In case you wanted to put it up all the way, I think it looks really good it blends in well. Jenna does come in the option of 150 percent density or 180 percent. This is a very good amount of hair. So if you wanted something more lighter and more natural, I will honestly go with 150 percent if this is just too much for you and you can also get up to the inches 24 now with this hair, of course, when you start adding different lengths on it, Will cost more money, but I feel like this is a really good unit. Besides my little oops, I have nothing bad to really say about it, not as far as the bleach knots go. If you want the whole thing bleach, it is an extra ten dollars and it will take you extra couple of days to get this unit. As let me know what you think about this. Look, if you guys have any comments or questions feel free to leave it below I'll, also leave some coupon codes for you guys, if you are interested, don't forget to subscribe to my channel turn on your notification button share and like this video and I'll see you Guys next time, bye guys