Slay Your 360 Wig Edges | No Glue/Tape | Petite-Sue Divinitii

Trying to say, Oh someone else to take you just the way you guys what's up so today. I would. I don't want this video to be to draw notes. I don't want you to be too long or whatever. I really just wanted to come on here and show you guys how I get my edges of my wigs to look like really natural. Like it's all mine, you know. Sometimes I might show a little bits and pieces in my tutorials of other stuff how to do it, but I've never really done a detailed tutorial on it, and so I really felt the need to do so today. So if you're wondering guys, this is actually the very same wing I've wrapped in my previous videos. This is the lace wig and it's a natural curly, Indiana remy, hair texture from RPG hair dot-com. So, as you guys can see, I know you're saying, but this doesn't look the same. That'S because I went ahead and I wanted it not too long ago, and this is what I'm working with it's. You know. I just drag it onto my head. There'S nothing done to it. It'S not! I didn't really um secure it onto my head properly as yet. So what I'm gon na go ahead and do is kind of just slicked back the hair, I'm gon na go ahead and slip back the hair and I'm gon na work on my edges. So the number one product that I've been using since lately to lay my edges when it comes on only when it comes on to applying my wigs and sling. My edges is my got to be ultra glued invisible, styling gels, and this is how it looks. It comes in this black thing. I'Ve had this for a couple months now, so I think it's that's pretty cool. I got it here in Jamaica at my at --. Look at a local beauty. Supply store by the name of this doesn't have mentioned that store name. A lot of times, that's where I get a lot of my my hair products and stuff the next tool and make sure to have is my rat tail comb and it can forget you're handing down the toothbrush all right, you can have a regular small brush, but I just love my toothbrush to just help things to be a little bit more. So what I'm gon na go ahead and do is just kind of you know - make sure that the hair is not gon na fall forward. While I apply the gel, so I'm gon na take my section clip to such on clips. It'S kind of pull everything back. My braids are a mess right now. I need to get them done. I plan on doing so over the weekend. What I usually do is just open this up and I squeeze a little bit out. Take the end of the comb, take off some of the product and kind of just use it to slip back my natural edges, because I don't really want any of that. I don't want any of that. Oh to know what this does is it. It acts as an adhesive for the lace here in the front, and it's it trust me guys. This has a very like an extreme hold to it. This does not. It will not rip your hair out once you remove it the proper way. This is Jail. It'S not blue, okay. So what you need to do when you're ready to remove this is just dump it just kind of tuck, the the area with water and it peels right off. It'S very simple guys super super simple. You know that I'm done with that. What I'm gon na move on to do is just I low the edge the area that I applied the gel to to just kind of get tacky. You could use a blow dryer to speed up the process, I'm going to go ahead and bring the here the week forward and then I'm going to secure the combs that are on the inside so into my braids. If you notice, I know a lot of people will ask what color is the lace? It'S a light brown I did not bleaches or anything. This is exactly how I received it from RPG here, calm, alright, so what I usually do is I use the tail end of the comb to secure it, just press it down on my skin. The next step is to basically proceed to. I don't know shaping and forming all your edges in the way that you want. No personally, I like, when my edges are snatched, but not to the point where they look like super uniform. I don't like the super uniform look, so I'm going to it's kind of easier to watch than you know for me to explain it so I'm gon na go in with my toothbrush now and I'm gon na get a little bit more of the got to detail. Just a tiny me and the little here is at the front here - I'm just gon na kind of pull them all. Now I'm gon na move on to just using my toothbrush, my toothbrush to shape it to my liking, and I just love how convenient this is because it can still appear as if it's my natural here and you know, a llama here is really braided now. I know that some people don't necessarily love this. The super uniform like edgy, isn't that's totally fine, sometimes so what I'll do some? I just kind of brushed back, so my pull forward and I kind of just swoop the area that I pull it forward. You know with the toothbrush, and even if you don't get this on the first, try guys trust me just keep on trying. I didn't get it on the first try. What I find very convenient is that I didn't really have to go in and tint or bleach. This lives because RPG here had my back alright, so like you cannot see where the Lynx is at all. So what I proceeded to do I get my little handy, dandy, hair tie. You know I use a scarf and this is what I used to further leave. This is a very important step and let me tell you something I deliberately apply me. We can do my edges before doing my makeup, because it has just the time there the time that it gets to live. I find it to just help everything to look a little bit more snatched. I suppose, if I was supposed to go ahead and apply my makeup first and then do it, it would kind of mess up the makeup, and I wouldn't want that. So I prefer to do all of this. Then the makeup and that's I just love to look like that, so I'm just gon na go ahead and put on my scarf and do my makeup and I'll be right back I'm done and although my makeup I went ahead and remove the head tight as you Can see - and that is pretty much it, and this is how it looks. I love I just love using the got ta be jealous the number one reason why my edges are laid: my wig edge is early the way they are so you guys in my next upload, bye,