Perfect Ombre Blonde | Super Affordable 360 Lace Wig No Fake Scalp & No Glue! | Rpghair Tastepink

Hey y'all, its taste pink and I'm back to share all the details on this perfect ombre you and I'm gon na serve up two separate looks, but this style is inspired by natural joy here on YouTube honey. So I'm very happy to be collaborating with RPG here to give you all of the deets. The whole front has pre bleached knots, so you don't have to do any of that work. No toning, no 40 volume developer says save yourself, but this also has an adjustable and removable elastic band for a more you know, comfortable fit now. This is how the hairline is looking. It is pre plucked, but you know I feel like we could do a little bit more, but this unit does have a pre plucked hairline now for beginners. This works perfect. I won't tell you otherwise, but of course I wanted to go in and do a little bit of customization myself. So I always start by adding a very generous amount of mousse, and this is my Herbal Essences and you want to get the hair very saturated with the product, so I like to keep the tweezers towards the front and not go too hard. I wanted to show you guys real time how it looks, but I'm just tweezing out very you know little bits of hair around the perimeter at the lace front edge to kind of thin it out, and I'm gon na do the exact same thing. On the other side, now how many of you actually do this with your units? Let me know what type of customization do you do to any unit and are you more of a throw it and go type of person now notice? I keep pulling the hair upwards and that so I can always see how it looks at different angles and to be sure that I'm not over tweezing the hairline again beginners. You can definitely slay without doing any of this okay, so I'm gon na be going in with the flyaway balm, and I am going to apply this to the hair right next to the parting space. You know towards the sides the front and the back. You guys always ask me when I wear like units of a you, know more secure texture. How do I get them so straight? Use that blow-dryer attachment and get very high heat and also you know, use the assistance of a brush, because honey is licks it down. In a way that I just can't even describe like girl get into it, so when I put the unit 1, it's already giving life, we put that flyaway bomb down, so the hair is like slicked back away from. You know the edge of the unit and I like to use clips to keep the hair out of my way. I am someone who my process has to be neat so that I get the best results. Beginners, invest in some clips they're like a dollar at the beauty supply store, but I'm going in with a very jagged kind of motion and trimming off the lace. I take my time. I leave a little bit of laced just before the hairline. It makes it easier when you are installing your unit and again just keep the process neat, so you don't get intimidated and look at the meltdown. One thing I find with this lace after I pre tweeze it. It just looks so good, like the matching could be a little bit better, but for a deeper complexion. You could prosper with this. It'S like no problem at all now, I'm going in, but they got to be glued gel, and this is the water-resistant version in the yellow container and I literally just lift the wig apply a very thin layer of this Joe. I already have my unit right in the position that I wanted to be so there's no adjusting you can you know, do what some stylists do they like to use like a little pen or a marker, so they can know exactly where to place the unit, but Girl, I do my makeup beforehand, so I don't want to add any extra like product on my skin. So this is just my tip. You know place the unit exactly where you want it and then just lift up the lace, apply the gel, very thin layer and then start to tack it down gently very slowly. So the lease doesn't roll under you know you have a good adhesion and I'm just using that rat tail comb to make sure that lace she slipped down. Okay, we got to keep it together and I like to use the blow dryer and the cool setting for this step, just to make sure everything is dry because I'm gon na go in with an elastic band. And so I really like, taking my time and using like a small tooth comb, to pull any of the additional hairs away from the lace. So don't get stuck because this process of laying that elastic man it melts the lease beautifully like. I can't tell you guys enough: I highly recommend doing this. Okay again, I'm just making sure that the hair is pulled away from the elastic band, so it doesn't get messy and when I take this off this okay, so I didn't want to do crazy, baby hair. I wanted to do like little swoops and with my favorite mousse, it's called condition since it's like four dollars at the beauty supply store. It is everything, but you guys see how I'm just taking my edge brush and kind of just pulling the hairs back. So it accentuates, you know the work that I did prior of pre plucking, the hairline even more. This is definitely a lot easier and you know I feel like if you take your time, you could do it too, like I started from the bottom and now I feel like I'm here now. I did go in and refresh the curls towards the front, because I did the most manipulation in that area, but I was not feeling it something was off like it was giving me he. I came out of bed and I just the bed head didn't work for me, so I went in with my wand, curler I'll, have this links in the description and I had created about 10 to 12 sections, because this is 150 % density. It is heavier. So I wanted to create more sections so that I get a more voluminous look and it looks neater and you can be a little bit messy about this. It doesn't have to be like perfect, because this hair waived up beautifully. This is indian remy hair. It has that body wave texture naturally, so it holds the curl beautifully after removing the elastic band. Look at how this looks like it looks so good, and the last thing I do is just apply my pressed powder. This is by Maybelline, it's a part of their fit me collection. It'S in mocha Girl. We got her together, okay, now. What are your thoughts? Okay, tell me the color on this is beautiful. Again, this is a 360 lease wig, 150 percent density super long 18 inches and it serves life. But what if you want to switch it up? Because you don't always want to do curly? I got uses okay, so I did the brush change method. Okay, cuz! I was trying to get through this. I did do medium sized sections, you don't want to create some too large because you wanted to be as sleek as possible. The temperature on my flat iron is about 425. That'S a pretty good range and take your time, and let me tell you something I like how this came out: okay, check out our PG hair, calm, they're having their pre Black Friday sale and they have a ton of coupon codes. You can get anywhere from ten to thirty dollars off. I hope you guys enjoy. Let me know if you prefer curly or straight ok. So meet me in the comment. Section shoot us what your homeboys homegirls subscribed: one the roads of 400k and i hope to see you and the next one thanks so much for watching. That is