Watch Me Install This Affordable Amazon Prime Curly Bob Wig Ft Jaja Hair

Hey y'all welcome back to the channel so before we get started, I just want to say I'm not naked. I have a bodysuit on okay, so this is the hair I will be wearing. It is from jochai hair. You can find them off the Amazon. It is the 12 inch Brazilian curly wig, okay, I already bleached the knots. It does come with 4 clubs and an adjustable strap, but I did cuz. It comes off because me personally, I don't like combs, but if you liked it and they got you covered, ok, so starting out, I'm just gon na put the wig on and I'm going to clip the hair backwards, we're going to start plucking the wig and I, Like to pluck it by taking out a section of hair and saving it for the baby hairs, and I like to work in sections, so I'm only gon na take out the hair that is on my forehead and when you take the hair out for the baby. Here you do not want to take too much hair out, because you will have to take baby hairs, and that is just not natural, so I like to keep it thin. So once I have my hair separated, I just like to pluck the hairline and you do not want to pluck came in one spot. You want to pluck in all directions, because you do not want any bald spots on the weeks and, as you can see it's already starting to look natural. They look at that. It'S look like my scalp, so I'm just going to continue to pull hair out in sections and then pluck the hair line. Then I'm just going to continue to do these steps all throughout the frontal. Once majority of the hairline is done, I like to go in and pluck the baby hairs to make it even thinner, because the thinner, the baby hair is the more natural they are going to. Look I'm trying to tell y'all that is one of the secrets to making your wigs look natural. Okay, you do not want those thick bushy baby hairs. Okay, so I'm just gon na pluck it and pluck it, but you don't want to over pluck it because then you won't have any baby hairs and your frontal is going to be pushed back once the baby hairs are plucked. I'M just going to take my razor comb and just shorten them. I like to keep them a little long at first, just to see the length that I want, because you don't want to cut them too short and then you're just stuck with short baby hairs. So now I'm just going to brush all the hair that I plucked out, and this is the amount that I plucked not too much not too little and then I'm just gon na finish the other side of my wig and they all look at the difference. Like do y'all see that look look at that I hate the wig speaks for itself. Now that the wig is plucked, I'm just going to take my ghost bone glue and start to lay my wig down. I like to take a popsicle stick and apply two thin layers of this glue in y'all. I know I should have used a wig cap. Don'T come for me, but your girl was lazy. Okay, so I'm just going to take some got to be glue and brush. My edges back so the edges won't get too mixed up in the glue but y'all. Even when I do this, I still have edges at the end of the day, so it really doesn't matter, but I would suggest using a wig cap if you are going to use glue. If you haven't watched my other videos on how to secure your wigs. I do like to do it in sections and I start with the forehead. Then I like to make sure that the ear tabs line up because you do not want a crooked wig so once I lay it down I'll, take my rat tail comb and just push it down onto the glue. So it's really really secure and you want to take the time with this okay time and patience is key. You do not want to rush your wigs because if you rush the wigs, it's not a guarantee that they're gon na come out right. Okay, don't say I didn't warn you take your time when you're doing your wig okay. So now I just like to do the other two sides and when you do the first layer you want to make sure it is clear. Before you add the second layer, then once the second layer is clear, that's when you can apply your wig okay, because if you apply your wig, while it's still white, you will have white residue showing for your lace, and that is not cute. Okay. So now I'm just using the same steps and taking my comb to make sure the lace is secured to the glue. So now that everything is secured down, I'm just gon na take my bandana and just let it stay on for about a few hours or so I would recommend doing overnight. But look we don't have time for all that. So now I'm gon na take my bandana off because it's been a few hours and I'm going to start styling my baby hairs. First, I'm just gon na take my part. I don't like to do a straight part. I like to make it kind of in a curve, as you can see how I'm curving it. I don't really know how to explain it, but just watch so now that my part is situated. I'M going to clip my hair back and start styling my baby hairs. I like to start off with the mousse and just get the baby hairs in the place. I wonder if that makes sense, because I'm going to take some free spray and just secure it down, so I'm only using the mousse to just show myself where I want. My baby hairs, I was gon na like keep trial and error figure out where I want it, how I want it and then once everything is how I like it I'm going to secure it, lay it down with the free spray, since I don't have a wig Cap underneath I'm just gon na, take some foundation on an angle brush and really define my part. This is the finished look. I will have another video coming out on how I actually get the curls off bouncy and juicy, but y'all look at this hair. It is so bomb like this is my first time doing. Curly hair and I absolutely love it. I look at that. You know so this here is like it's soft in its life. Bob look at this. Oh yes, I'm really loving. This hair, like this, is the first time I everyday anything short, let alone curly. Let me know which I think about this hair anyways. This is the end of this video. If you liked it give me a thumbs up and definitely don't forget, to subscribe. Okay, see ya later