Natural Bob Wig Install + Baby Hair Tutorial (Bleach Bath, Plucking, Styling, Etc.) | Asha Jai

Hey friends, welcome and welcome back to my channel so for today's video i didn't get to film a proper intro, which is why y'all see me doing my voiceover, hey girl, but yes for today's video, i am just showing y'all how i achieved the most natural looking Possible bob wig that i have this is an old wig that i ordered from aliexpress a year ago. I'M pretty sure this is the wig from my very first youtube video and, as you can see, it's clearly went through a lot and it's at this final stage, which is the box and i'm basically just showing y'all how i managed to dye it brown baby hairs Plug and all of that, so yes, let's just get right into the video [ Applause ], okay, so for the beach bath, i will admit. I definitely think i did this completely wrong, but i'm basically going to show y'all that sometimes being wrong. You could always turn it around and get to your advantage. You know what i mean. I didn't do exact measurements. I did the entire packet of the powder, but for the liquid i kind of just eyeballed it. To be honest, i feel like that's kind of what bleach baths are, but if you don't want to waste product, i definitely recommend getting a mixing bowl and mixing both your powder and your developer in a bowl first and then adding it to the water. That is definitely smarter idea, but i was rushing. I didn't want to do it anymore. It was so late when i did this so yeah. Bleach baths are supposed to have a lot of product and water, but somehow i always do way more water than product, and i just feel like i shouldn't have to waste so much product. If there's water in there, i'm not exactly sure how to fix that, i would definitely recommend y'all to go. Watch other bleach bath videos and maybe not take my advice. And if you do decide to take my advice, then this is kind of just a way to do it, where it's like a more water solution rather than product solution. The color definitely still lifted, but i will say i don't think the formula was correct. So that is the only thing so like i said this was an old wig i already had so i technically didn't need to pluck the hair anymore. However, i wanted to construct the wig just a little better, just so that i could fit this type of style. That i was going for so i did decide to do a little light. Plucking um, i'm not very good at plugging, but the main rules that i followed by is not staying in one place. I feel like a natural hairline has those natural ridges. So whenever i pluck, i try to mimic those natural ridges, so not staying in one place definitely helps capture that look and i also think it's helpful to part a little section off the front of your hair so that when you pluck the baby hair in the Hairline part it it helps capture that natural hairline look. As i said before, and once i was done, i decided to place my wig head inside of my shower so that once the hair drips overnight, it could fall into the shower and it's just an easy cleanup process. So installing my wigs are pretty self-explanatory. I have many tutorials on my page of what i do. I don't really think i need to re-explain any everything that i do. However, i will say i just do the same exact process: two caps for the bald cap, one cap to protect my braids underneath and the second cat to do the actual, bald cap, applying the powder foundation, applying the got to be cutting off the ball cap. So that it's a few centimeters in front of your hairline, oh, i recommend trying on the wig so that it matches up with my hairline before i decided to glue the wig down once i tried it on. I realized that i, the pluck job, wasn't looking the way i wanted it to so i decided to part some of the edges out of the way and i just plucked from there. Usually you would do this step after you glue the hair down. However, in that moment, i just felt like it was smart to do it then, because it kind of helped me get a jump start on. You know the plucking and the styling or whatever, when it comes to baby hairs on a wig. I feel like it's good to have that a little bit of space in between the baby hairs and the border of the hairline, just so that it looks captures that natural, looking soft effect to the roots of the hair or the lace person and then yeah. I just use my ghostbun um. I didn't get all of the footage of me gluing the wig, but i did use my ghost bond and i applied one layer on my ghostband and then i went over with my liquid bold hole gel. I did one layer of that as well and that's what i used to glue my wig down uh consciousness, to style my hair. I start by hot combing, which i just type the hair and to where i want it, and by section i apply my wax stick and hot comb it down to achieve that. Flatness and sleek look of the bob yeah yeah and then i just took the hair in multiple sections and pumped the end so that i could get that like natural bump to look. This is what we be saying when we say we want a bumped wig at black moms, because i remember i used to tell them a lot of time, but my hair with my hair, just want a cute little bump. This girl would make how many out here look like rick james, like giving me bobby like all of them. I was like okay, this is not it, but yes, this bob reminds me of cute little, like matilda bob something cute very natural. I used to wear my roll hair like this all the time in middle school, so wearing this hairstyle again is just really funny so for the rest of the styling process, i did do a little bit more plucking, but other than that i just cut off the Necessary baby hairs so that they can look as short as possible when it comes to the baby hairs on the center of my hairline. I'M not exactly sure to describe it, but i do them shorter so that it looks like a natural little center swoop and then for the side parts of the baby hairs. I keep them short, but also a tad bit longer than the center, because i like to have medium-sized swoops for the sides of my hair. I don't like a lot of swoops in the wig because i, like i said i feel like the more swoops, the less natural it looks. People get it natural with their swoops with the bunch of swoops, but me personally, this is just what i prefer. Y'All can do whatever y'all would like. I also do the soups at the sideburns and that's pretty much all i do for the baby hair. I use the mousse to begin the base swooping of the baby hairs and then i like to go over with maybe like a gel um. You can use any gel honestly. I use the olive oil fits it gel to go back over it after i do the mousse to end off the hairstyle. I just add my finishing touches going over my edges with the foundation to achieve that natural look as well, and yes, that's pretty much all. I do you