The Slayage Is Real! Watch Me Slay The Glueless Lace 360 Wig Ft Omgherhair & Tying A Turban

Hi guys it's ashli meter here, if you are new here, welcome to the family be sure to subscribe by the end, we're gon na get into a great video. So today's video, I'm gon na, be showing you guys another easy and also quick hairstyle for the summer. Just a really nice effortless, messy bun that was achieved on a 360 unit from oMG her here. If you saw my last haul video for fashion Nova, which was a summer inspired video, then you've already seen me rocking this hair. I actually work with a head wrap on a word in a bun, and then I actually took it down for you guys so that you can see it nice and wavy in its natural state. This is a body wave unit from oMG, your hair, and it really surprised me how natural and beautiful it looked. So I'm gon na show you guys the installation process and also how I put it up in a bun and then put on my head wrap. So, let's get to it so this unit is a big density: 360 lace, wig, it's indian, remy, hair in body wave and it looks so gorgeous guys. The density goes all the way up to 180. It is pre plugged, so the hairline looks really natural. Of course, you can pluck it some more to your liking, it does have four combs three at the top and one at the bottom, and I'm just putting it over. My wig caps have time to make sure it fits, and then I'm gon na put it on. My mannequin head to do the alternative method for bleaching knots, so I'm just using my foundation and I've shown this process several different times, but I'm just stippling it onto the lace and I'm doing it all around being sure to do it on the lace in the Front as well as in the back and then I'm going to proceed to cut the lace off so right. Now, I'm just showing you guys how natural the hair looks. The hairline looks really really good but of course, going more and pluck it as much as you want, but I don't plan to do that, so I love how they lay the baby hair. It looks really good. I love when I don't have to do extra work and oMG our hair, really thought of everything that was needed now. You can't plug it some in the back, because it doesn't, it doesn't have any areas in the back that are already hooked, but you don't necessarily have to so. Currently, I'm just cutting off the lace in the front, I'm just being sure to cut as close to the hairline as possible and for some reason, when I do a 360, I find that it's easier for me to actually ensure that I'm not cutting the baby hair. If I turn the lace over, so that's just a tip, you guys want to try that turn it over and you won't have to worry about having any of the extra baby hair that they provide it front cut during the process. So I'm cutting it all around. Being sure to get it around the entire circumference of the unit, so now that everything is looking the way that I wanted, I'm going to position the unit on my head and begin installing, so I'm just making sure that the unit is aligned with my ears. I'M gon na pull it back. Some and proceed to act, got to be glue in the black container and I'm just adding this along my edges and on top of the front part of the wig cap. I didn't actually go about doing the stocking cap method. Like I usually do it cutting it and doing all that extra I'll link a video, so you guys can see how I normally do that, but yeah we're doing the easy method today or easier. So I'm just putting the got some glue all around the parameter and then I'm gon na let it get tacky for a bit by using my blow-dryer on the cool setting for about five minutes and then we're gon na pull it forward. I just want to reiterate that it's necessary to ensure that it's tacky before you actually pull the unit forward. It will make your process so much more efficient and the unit will lay so much better if you make sure it's tacky and then press in with your fingers and use a rat tail comb to help guide the lace so that it is actually secure on your Head properly and then proceed to use an elastic band or you can wrap a scarf around your head and try to tie it as tight as you can stand it, and I let this on for about five minutes. While the elastic band is kind of doing its thing, I like to use a powder brush to brush out the curls, which adds more volume. If you've been on my channel for some time, you already know I love big hair, so this is making me happy just seeing all the volume for this particular unit and guys this hair is so beautiful. I love the body wave, it's it's gorgeous. So after five minutes, I'm gon na take off the elastic band and we're gon na play for a bit. So I'm just gon na direct the baby here, a little bit by combing them in the direction I want them to flow. I'M gon na part the hair down the middle so that you guys can see what a middle part looks like and then I'm gon na add some mousse to lay that area in the middle down. You can use a straightening comb or a flatiron, but I didn't desire to do that method. I just wanted to lay it down with smooth. I felt like that would be a quick and easy process, so I'm just gon na do that now show you what that looks like and then I'm gon na show you guys how to put in a bun. I'M not sure if I mentioned this earlier, but this unit isn't length 18, I selected an average cap size and the lace. Color is light brown. So this is the first style. It'S really cute, I kind of swept it to the side. I felt like that really created a really feminine look, and I really like my hair pulled to the side like that. It looks really pretty now once the hair dries at the top you will, it won't be as shiny as you all see it now, but I think it still looks good either way. Well, while we're here in my hair looks really sleek with the middle part, I may as well show you guys what a little ponytail looks like, so I'm gon na do that. Currently, I left out some tousled curls on this side, which I always do and I'm just gon na use a goody band, and these are the outlet skinny bands. I found them at Walmart, I'm just going to wrap it around, maybe two or three times, and you have a quick style now, let's get to the bun, so I like to actually secure a scarf or an elastic band around my head prior to using a paddle Brush or comb to actually put the hair up, so I'm just gon na tie this as tight as I can stand it and then I'm gon na pull it up after the elastic band has been secured in place. I'M gon na take my ponytail holder off 4c to use my paddle brush to brush the hair forward and just any areas that aren't tamed. I'M just gon na brush them and proceed to get a good grip on all of the hair brush. Everything in the right direction again and then I'm gon na use my option study band to secure the hair into a ponytail after the ponytail is secured I'll begin, removing the elastic Dan and making my bun so right now everything looks good. I'M gon na use my rat tail comb to comb the hair just to make sure it's a little more refined and then the bun is gon na happen, but I want to show you guys the back of the hair cuz. I know with the 360 some people. Don'T show the back, but I want you guys to see what it looks like. It looks pretty natural in my opinion, so now we're gon na move on to the bun. So I'm just gon na take the hair. That'S left out at the top of the ponytail and begin wrapping it around. It can be neater, but I really wasn't going for a neat look. You can use a donut if that's what you desire, but I'm just wrapping it around and then using bobby pins to secure it, and we are all done with our bun. It looks really good. I love how it turned out, so I'm gon na turn around again. Just so you guys can see the back now that we don't have any hair, that's covering the nape area, and then I want to show you guys how I did my hair wrap, which kind of have to by accident now for this head wrap that I got So many questions about this weekend. This head wrap is from Lin fashion, calm. This is the iBot Kinte head, wrap and color pink. I do have a discount code, for you guys so be sure to check the description box. This head wrap is so gorgeous, so the first look I left the bun exposed proceeded to, tie it right in front of the bun and then I just tucked the ends of the fabric, and I really did not know what style I was going for. I could have actually just did a bow tie, but I felt like it worked just tucking the ends under and it was a really cute look next I'll, I'm gon na do will be wrapping the entire bun and just leaving my edges exposed, and it turned out Much better than I expected alright, so I took the head wrap off. I'M gon na place the head wrap against the back of my head and I'm just gon na lay it over the bun and this the bun is actually good because it's gon na help give you some height and then I'm gon na proceed to tie it in The front after tying it I'm gon na twirl the end of the fabric around and just tuck before, actually twirling the ends of the fabric. I did make sure that the bun was fully covered with the fabric, and then I used the extra fabric to wrap over that area to make sure it stayed down, and then I began wrapping it around and then I'm just gon na tuck it in wherever. There'S an insert I'm gon na tuck it in and once again guys. I was just as surprised as you all that this look turned out to look nice, because I had no idea what I was doing. I just kind of played around with it. So you'd be surprised what you've come up with if you just kind of play around with your head wraps, you will create something that you didn't expect and I really liked it. This was the first time that I did a head wrap and I was like wow. I can actually go out with this and love the look. So that's the end of this video. I hope that you all enjoyed it be sure to like comment and subscribe. I look forward to reading your comments and feedback. The link for this particular unit will be down in the description box. I'Ll see you all next time, bye, guys