Issa Wig| Hairvivi Lace Front Wigs Behave Like 360 Lace Wigs: Start To Finish Install & Style

Hi guys its national mayor here, bringing you some more heat if you're ready for some hot fire this year go ahead and subscribe and smash that thumbs up button. If you like, what you see thus far and leave a comment in the comment section this year is about getting out of comfort zones and hair Vivi has allowed me to do just that with this burgundy wig, it is some red-hot fire. It looks so beautiful. So we're gon na get right into the specs first things. First, let's talk about this hairline. It looks super natural, it comes with baby hair, it has a pre plucked hairline and the knots are bleached. How great is that, so? This is how the curls look. It does come with an elastic band and there's a comb at the top. I decided to take out so it'll a flatter. This comment: the bag allows for you to be able to put in a ponytail, but you can add additional combs as you see fit. The elastic band really helps to lay it flat as well and putting it up in a ponytail became so easy with that elastic band and that longer color. So I'm showing you guys the back of the unit, it does also come with baby hair. This is what my natural hair looks like: I'm gon na be getting braiding it into cornrows so that I will have a flat install I'm gon na show you how installed how I styled, how I slayed all of that and beyond. So let's get into it. So, as you probably already know, cornrows are very good for a flat install, but if you're newbie to they should probably have no clue where to start so I'm gon na help you so I'm just braiding my hair, all the way back and I'm making sure that I created smaller braids this time. That'S gon na really help your way to lay flat, so I'm gon na also make sure I'm protecting my hair, so I did put some shea butter on my hair as well as black, castor oil. I have to noted, since I'm thinning in the middle of my hair, so I'm trying to get that area to be thicker but be careful. It spilled on my jeans, y'all. I wanted to scream, but I had to keep together for this tutorial, so you can decide to add a stocking cap but be sure that the stocking cap is your stop color. You can't put foundation if it doesn't match perfectly. I later decided that I was going to take that stocking cap off, because I didn't really want to use. Kapaun have to lay it down on all that stuff. I do have a video where I use the stock count method and I will link that in the cards above so I'm just gon na pin my hair down and then we're gon na move on to the next step. So the next step is cutting the lace off. I'Ve already put the lace off in the back, but now it's time to cut the lace off in the front, so I'm gon na pull it forward. You can't choose to cut it off while it's on your head or take it off and cut the lace. This time I decided to take it off in Capelli's be sure to get as close as you can to the hairline. That'S gon na make first thing: let's blend and don't worry if all the lease doesn't actually cover your hairline, I have a very unique structured hairline, so the baby hair is what's gon na, actually help to make sure that it looks really natural in the front and I'Ll show you guys that in a moment, so now I'm just going to put the hair Vivi waves back on and for those were wondering what's going on with the scarf in the middle of my head, it's from where micro braids when I was younger. So that's. What'S going on so I'm just gon na make sure I've insert the comb in the back. I also make sure the elastic band was around the circumference on my head. You just want to align everything and make sure that the lace is going from ear to ear. The part is not necessarily gon na, be something that you should shift or try to keep part your hair, where you want it using your comb. So now that I've decided where I want my part look at the hairline, it looks very natural, so you could decide to stop here, but I like to use baby hair to cover my hairline and make for a more seamless blend, so I'm gon na do so Now I also decided to use mousse to help the hair to lay flatter, and I'm gon na, be using that when I begin styling as well. So what I like to do for my baby here is thin out the front first, so I'm using a razor comb to do so. I'M using the side that has the wide teeth, so I'm using that to kind of thin it out also to shorten the length of the hair so that I can create baby hair. So I'm just going through and I'm carefully just combing through, and you want to start off long first and work your way to a shorter length, just kind of gradually go about this process and your baby hair will look amazing. So I just completed that process on both sides and then I'm going to pull the unit and I'm gon na begin, laying it using got to be blue and once again I say this a lot. This is not actually glue, it's just a really hardcore jail. It will not damage your edges. I'Ve been using it for about a year now and my edges are fine. I decided to use the black got to be glue this time, because I've been asked so many times. Why, or is it necessary to use both the black and the yellow? I usually use both of them, but I wanted to show you guys in this video that you only need to use one you don't have to use both on the sides of my hair. I didn't use a black gel to lay my edges, but in the front I decided to use mousse and I, like the shine that it gives me here in the front. If you find that you have any white residue from the jail on your hair, you can simply spray aloe vera juice and then just Pat it with a paper towel and it'll disappear. Okay, so everything's looking good so far to set it here, I'm gon na be applying my satin scarf. You can use stockings or tights or anything to wrap around this area. That'S gon na allow for it to be flat and secure. I left it off for probably about five to 10 minutes so that it was fully dry and then I'm gon na take it out, take it off and begin styling. While I was waiting for the hair to say I decided, I didn't really care for the curls that the unit comes with, so I decided to fly on those. I don't believe I mentioned this, but this unit does also come in color black, it's called says bruh. I guess I'm pronouncing that right. The lint is 16. I have 180 percent density, it is Indian virgin hair. It has parting length of 4.5 inches, which is great. I also do have a light brown lace color and it is a glueless lace, front cap in size, medium, I'm gon na leave all the specs and all the information down in the description box, for you guys so be sure to check it out. So, let's move forward so, as you all can see, I'm really loving everything about this unit. This color is so gorgeous. I actually tried to achieve this color by dyeing black hair, but why guys? Why are we dying hair? Well, we can just purchase a unit that comes pre dyed and the color is like absolutely flawless. This has like a magenta red in the sunlight like beautiful in-your-face type, color go for it don't die here why waste time and it's unit is so affordable. So that's another plus okay, so now it's time to get to the style, so I'm gon na show you guys how to put this lace front unit up like it's a 360 unit, so you want to use that static, free calm that comes with this particular unit. I'M using that column to position the hair and get it flowing upward so that I can begin placing it in the ponytail and leaving out a bit of baby hair or like little side swept hair in the front as well as the baby are in the back. One of the best features about this particular unit is this column in the back. I'Ve had two other units from hair Vivi and all of them come with this comb, but I've never really utilized the comb. I didn't really understand the benefit until trying to put it in a ponytail. In the past, I've done a 360 and I've used the got to be glue in order to lay it down in the back. But with the list of that comb you don't even need any jail in the back or adhesive at all. So it's phenomenal if you need more assistance when putting your hair up simply tie a scarf around the circumference of your head and they proceeded to put your hair in a ponytail and it'll, make it so much easier. After putting your hair in a ponytail, you can take a strand of hair, that's on the outside of the ponytail and begin wrapping it around the elastic band or the hair tie or whatever it was that you used. So I'm just doing that now and then I'm gon na bobby pin it in place come on hair Bibi. I'M loving this first style being able to put this unit in a ponytail, and it looks amazing. Like look at the back of that hair come on here Bibi. It looks very natural, loving it and they say I'm even a 360 come on one. If you want to take your ponytail a step feather, you can actually put it in a fun, so I'm just wrapping it around and then I'm just gon na put a bobby pin to secure in place now for this next style. It'S about to get real! I'M gon na show you guys how to stitch braids. Now I did it on my hair, so it could have been done better had I done it on a mannequin head or on someone else, but it's still gon na look fly so I'm starting by parting. My hair, I want a thick braid in the front and then I'm gon na have thinner braids along the sides. So now that your part is how you desire it you're, going to begin to add some mousse to that section in the middle first parting off one section and then just applying mousse all over. This is going to help to give you some traction when you're actually breaking, because it's hair, it's really silky. So when braiding often times it slides and it comes apart, so the mousse really helps to keep it in place. You can use mousse or gel, but I suggest mousse. I feel like it's better. The next step is to begin making really thin parts and then putting a rubber band around the area that you sectioned off you're, going to make parts until you get to the back of the area where you want your last section to be, and then you're gon Na begin braiding, I have to say when I saw this new method of doing stitch, braiding that I was excited about it, but I was also cringing if you're doing this on your natural hair, I don't know why. I think that this would be very damaging. Putting the rubber bands, especially because of how thin the sections are and then adding those rubber bands it could take your hair out and all that tension. I don't think it would be great for your hair, so I'd advise you to do it on a gig that has bleach knots and that already has everything prepped for you. I would not do this on my natural hair at all so out for our wigs. I feel, like this style looks very cute and natural. It looks great on a wig. What I noticed is that there wasn't enough lace on the sides. I have plan to do the stitch braid all across the front, but then later decided not to because there isn't a whole lot of lace along the front. So I am gon na try this on another unit later on and I'm gon na. Do it all the way across, but I hope that you guys enjoyed this method, it's very easy and simple. Once you bring it the hair in the middle, you just merely put two thin braids along the sides. Add a rubber band. She'S secured all three braids and you're good to go so after this I just removed my crocodile clips and I'm just gon na comb, the hair, and this is the style. I think it's super cute. If you want a little bit more added Flair, you can put a little top knot at the top. It'S not gon na be very large because there isn't a whole lot of hair coming out of the braids, but I think it still works. So that's all for this tutorial guys, I'm loving this hair VV unit leave your comments and feedback. I can't wait to hear what you guys think about this burgundy popping color on me. Let me know in the comment section below, if you tried, hair V V and also how are you gon na, be stepping out of comfort zones this year, I already told you guys, I'm gon na be stepping out of my comfort zone by trying them hair, color And a number of other different ways which I'll be sharing later so ya guys be sure to give this video a big thumbs up subscribe. If you haven't already check the description box, all the details for this hair as well as my top and lip color will be provided below. 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