Affordable 613 Bob Wig Install - Do'S & Dont'S | Myshinywigs

So this is the unit um. What i'm going to do before i get into anything is tone it. So i went in with the purple shampoo, shimmer lights um and i just kind of dipped the hair in there. I did make sure to run my hands through the hair, or, should i say, with my fingers through the hair just so that the product doesn't sit in one place and one place only. I wanted it to distribute evenly across the whole unit and then once i had finished doing that, i let it sit um for a little bit, just maybe a minute or so i really didn't leave it for long and then once that was done, i just rinsed. It out and here's pretty much what it looks like so right now, i'm just popping the wig on my head um. As you can see. You know this color. I just said wow, okay anyways. I decided to make a pot, and usually you know i sometimes see people going overboard with the um, concealers and foundations to really show the part, but i did not have to do that. So i'm really grateful that was quite good. A bonus for this kind of wig um, but i forgot that i didn't pluck it so here's just a quick angle of it plucked and then because the hair was wet because i just turned it. I proceeded to blow dry it out and here's pretty much what it looks like after it's blow dried. It did get a little bit dry, so i did have to go in with a bit of sheen and a tiny, tiny, tiny bit of oil just to kind of sort that all out now everything was going good up until i applied this mousse. You see right here. This was the problem. I don't know who sent me who told me to go and do that. But what you're gon na see is the effects of what happened to the wig. The lace tint seeps through and ended up staining the roots of the hair. So here i'm just like bruh, i'm gon na fix this. What i'm gon na do, how bad is it and who child it was really looking patchy. You see very well so what i decided to do was go in with um a cotton wool pad and some rubbing alcohol and try - and you know just rub that on the hair it was helping, but not really. It was kind of just smudging it around. But removing some of the products. So then, what i did was actually sectioned the hair, which you'll see me do in a second and then actually kind of um penetrated or focused on it, like that. I don't know how to explain it, but you'll kind of see in a second. So i i section the hair and then i bunch it and kind of just yeah. I don't know how to explain it, but look now now you're gon na see you're, probably thinking what is she talking about? It was a whole struggle, so luckily i managed to get it to a level where it wasn't really too bad. I just kept doing this with rubbing alcohol because i was not about to wash this wig like it's late. I was over it. I have work in the morning, so i just said yeah, but this pretty much did help and, as you can see, the lace tint did also help the knots at the very bottom of the lace to match my scalp um. If that makes sense, so i didn't have to put product on it later. So now, i'm just going over my parting, just redefining that it's really looking good. I did not put any product on the parting whatsoever um, and here i was just shaking my head because i really couldn't believe i messed up like that, then after that i just went in with an alternative product, so i scrapped the lace tint i went in With the concealer foundation palette that i used by sleek and i always use the darker shade um and i just flipped the lace up well, clearly i didn't i took it off. I just recorded this tutorial and i'm already forgetting what happened. But i learned from my mistakes - and i was very cautious and actually made sure to pay attention to detail, because i did not need that same problem happening again. Yeah i for use this. So now i'm proceeding to move on to cutting the ear tabs. So i just part a line through and then i go in with the scissors and cut that right off now. My installation method hasn't really changed very much. I part my hair in sections, so i work the middle and then the sides. I apply a few dots, um and i'll. Do this maybe twice if i'm going for two layers, but obviously i'll, let the first one dry, um and then i smooth that out with the end of you, know, reptile comb or anything really that's got a flat surface. Then, once that's dried, i flip the lace down press it into the glue and comb the lace into my scalp. If that makes sense, my explanations are really not great today, but thank god for this uh visual anyways. I then proceeded to cut off the lace with an eyebrow razor. I always feel like they're the best because they're pretty jagged, but you know what sometimes they're a little bit too jagged and then you end up with this free free, juju fraying business. So i think i'm gon na go to scissors. I might try this or find a new brand of eyebrow razors to use, but i'm thinking of maybe switching it up because you know change is good and you can't keep doing the same technique. Surely there's new and improved ways so anyways once i finish doing both the sides. You'Ll then see me go on to melt the glue um - and i do this by using ghost - i always say ghost one guts to be there's just so many different products, i'm always getting messed up. If you can't tell i'm tired and here's a little dance but yeah so once i've pretty much melted and you know secured both sides, i then go go in with the got to be spray, and i feel like what to be spray, especially you know when it Comes to 613 lace works, absolute wonders because it really just melts whatever lace was present. You know it goes from uh present to out of sight for me present to out of sight and also for the purpose of this video. You know things are sped up. No install is smooth. I tried to include some of my bloopers. In fact, i always tried to include them, but sometimes i'd be struggling, and with this install i was struggling like this was really struggling anyways once i've finished, applying the layer of the course to be spray. I then go in with my elastic band and just wrap. My hairline down yeah and then i proceed to straighten the hair. I didn't really include a lot of this section because it's kind of boring kind of tedious, but what i did include was me trimming this wig a little bit more, so it does come in a nice, i would have said, like maybe 12 inches, maybe even 14. Probably 12, but who am i kidding? This is like 10 10 to 12., but yeah once i had finished straightening it um, i just cut it. I didn't actually use a razor. I just went in with scissors and okay. So now we are on to cutting the hair, and i i guess so scissor happy like i love cutting hair. I don't know why, but i just i just love cutting hair, so, as you can see, i'm going in with um some random. What are these called again scissors? I'M tired! I need to go to bed. I just went in with some random scissors, probably better to use you know, shears that are sharp and actually made for hair, but not all of us are professionals, and not all of us have the tools. So we make two, but these scissors were pretty good they're. All right, um and then what i made sure to do was once i trimmed it to my desired level and oh always, trim longer than you intend, so that if you go too long, you've got room to rectify it, because when you go too short, that's it Uncle ain't no going back, but i redo the whole wig or buy a new one. So yeah once i finish doing that i kind of tilt my head to the side, um and then just try and get all those pieces underneath. If that makes sense, because sometimes you'll have like long straggly bits that you didn't quite catch, so this helps to ensure that actually everything is level and that i haven't missed any bits. I then proceed to do the same thing on the other side. Um and usually it takes me a little while to be going back and forth back and forth. Looking left and right up down, spinning my head all around to make sure it's level, but today today didn't go too badly. I think this was god. You know blessing me for my um troublesome installation. He was like you know what kid you can have a smooth ride so now that i finished cutting i'm just going in with my straighteners and bumping the ends ever so slightly and then once i've bumped the ends, i just go over the top with a little Bit of spray, because there were a lot of flyaways and this hair does shed, but that's 613 hair for you, um and then yeah. I just took off the elastic brand and show you showed you guys the finished look. So if you enjoyed this video, you know, let me know what you thought be sure to leave a thumbs up do like do, engage i'm friendly. I always respond back and if there's anything that you picked up in this video, let me know if there's anything that you think i might benefit from do. Let me know so yeah, here's, the finished. Look, thank you guys so much for watching and take care.