Quickest 3-Steps Wig Application | Beginner Af Upgraded Hd Lace | Lovelybryana X Hairvivi

Thank you, hello. Welcome back to my channel so today I have another unit from hair Vivi, and this is Julia. I'M going to show you guys how I apply their units in literally like 10 minutes, the units are upgraded now, so everything is pretty much done or not pretty much done. Everything is done for you, except for cutting the lace. So I'm showing you guys fresh out of the box, you can see that I am not altering this unit in no way shape or form and then for those of you that are new to hair VP units. I'M going to show you guys the specs, so you get six inches of parting space. It'S HD lace, it's pre-plucked! It'S bleached, amazingly like when it comes to bleaching, not tear Vivi, it's definitely in the top um, and then they have the piano key headband. Where you can move it along your ears and then it's adjustable and it has a silicone grip in the back now to keep it from sliding. So that is everything for the unit. So, starting off, I'm going to put the unit onto my mannequin head and I'm going to remove the little extra lace that comes by the ear tap. I don't know why they still keep this here. It just gets in the way and if you try to cut this off while it's on your head, sometimes it can just be too much. You can cut your ear, you can cut the lace, so I just go ahead and remove this part. It'S literally no point to having it and I cut that off and now I'm going to put my wig cap on so they don't have the wig caps inside of their units anymore. They have what is called the true scalp, and it's this like medical grade tape. They have it on Amazon um, but it's not the colors that they have. So it's usually like a silicone tape. It'S like a tannish nude color, but theirs comes in two different shades. This is the lighter shade that I'm using and I like to cut it into strip. Then you get three uses out of one strip instead of just one and then I'd like to take the end just one side and cut it kind of in the arrow or like a triangle, because this is going to be the front of The Parting area. So then you want to be really careful when you pull this apart, because it is so freaking sticky, you guys and it will stick to each other and it'll be hard to pull it apart and then you have to get a new strip. So I like to take the tweezers and I like to peel just the top a little bit before I place it down, but I'm showing you guys. I don't put it like at the tip of the hairline. I slide it back a bit, so I'm taking my tweezers now and I'm going to pull just a little bit out, do not pull the whole thing or it will wrap around itself and then I'm going to lightly place it down in the part not at the Beginning again, I'm going to slide it back a bit and then I'm going to just gently press it in here. So now that we have that in our parting area it looks nice, it looks more like scalp and it looks closer to my skin tone. I am going to do this kind of glueless, I say kinda because I'm going to tack down just the ear tabs, so I'm going to put on my wig grip. This one has the lace patch, which I love I'll, leave it down below. I have it on my Amazon storefront, but when I do my units, I like to flip the lace over just like this, like kind of fold it back and then I match the elastic band with the back of the wig after I adjust it. So I'm making it a little more snug and then I'm going to line up the elastic band with the back of the wig and then I'm going to put that part on first, like I just scooped that to the back of my head and then once I Like shimmy my head in and put it on once I flip the hair back, the lace will just be flipped up in the front. I could just go ahead and pop that down and the lace will be fitted so good. You don't have to worry about like if I didn't flip that lace back, sometimes the lace gets tucked and then the hair just gets all in the way. So when you flip it over, like that, it just makes it seamless when you put it on and just go ahead and pop the lace down, and then you can see how good this unit fits you guys and now, I'm just removing the rest of the lace. So I'm just following the hairline, but when it gets to my forehead area, I'm going to lift it up a bit just so I can see where my real forehead starts, like my real hairline and I'm going to cut away a little of the lace because y'all Know I like to keep the natural size of my forehead, or at least as close as possible, but then I just cut the remainder of the lace on the sides and look at this unit. Y'All fresh out of the box. All I did was put the tape in the middle and cut the lace, but then I like to make the forehead area a little more Jagged. So I'm just taking my scissors and removing little pieces of lace. So it doesn't look like it's cut straight across and now I'm using the ebin spray and I'm only going to put it on the ear tabs. I know that I don't make things clear. I fall for you every time. So now I'm just going to take my elastic band and tie it down just to make sure I'm really covering the ear tabs, because nothing else is tacked down, except for those and while it's setting I'm going to go ahead and use this two inch Hot Tools. Curler and I'm going to do like some big curls, not really like Shirley temples, but just to give it some body and because I didn't feel like doing, pin curls I'm just going to hold the curl in my hand. Once I take it out the curler and hit it with a little bit of holding spray, this is the ORS wig fix spray. I believe so I'm going to hit it with that and then just let the curl fall. Will you know around foreign so right here? I'M just cooling off My Curls because I didn't want to comb them through and then they fall because they were still kind of warm, so I'm just letting them cool off and then I'm going to remove the elastic band and use a wide tooth comb to just Comb them and fluff them through and then I'm gon na go in with the ORS. Beeswax stick um on the top to just kind of get it flat and use my pressing comb as well. You can get away palm trees, so I wanted to keep the volume in the front of the hair. So I'm going to spray my comb with the ORS holding spray and just kind of comb over the top and then smash it together a little bit and then I take the jojoba oil by pattern, Beauty and just kind of lightly like rub it over the hair. I want you, I added a little concealer to The Parting area, mainly in the front where I didn't put the like little tape thing. So I'm just trying to blend that back, and this is what the unit looks like. No baby hair literally took me no time to apply this. The longest part honestly was doing the curls, which you didn't even have to do. I just did them because I wanted like body in the hair, but this is what the unit looks like. If you want a fuller unit, this one is on the thinner side. I believe it's only like 150 density, but the coloring is beautiful. You can definitely up the density for it, but then I decided that I wanted to do a little baby, hair yeah. I know I never go like too crazy with the baby hair. I kind of wanted to do like the natural little wispy baby hair, so I'm pulling out the tiniest amount and I'm just going to play with it. Until literally, I get it right foreign, so not gon na lie these little subtle. Baby hairs took longer to do than anything it took longer to do than a regular baby hairs take to do. But this is the final look. It came out really really cute and it looks super natural, so I'll have everything down below in the description box. For you guys, I hope you enjoyed this video. I love you guys and I'll see you in my next one around