How To Wash & Style A Bob Wig

Foreign welcome to my channel. If you are new here or welcome back, if you are a subscriber today, we will be revamping a middle part bob. This is a sewing machine box created by me. It is time for a revamp, so we are going to give this a good wash and we are going to flat iron it. The first thing that you want to do is you want to comb it out before you begin washing the unit or a flat iron unit working on a unit. You want to make sure you always comb it out with a wide tooth comb just to get out all Tangles that may be in the hair once the hair is to all not untangled. You want to go ahead and get you a bucket and you want to fill it with water and some shampoo - and this is one of my favorite shampoos. You want to make sure that the water is hot and you're just going to pour some of the shampoo inside of the bucket, and you want to squish your hand around in the bucket, and you want to fill it about halfway all right. So once the bucket is filled about halfway, you want to go ahead and take your wig and you want to put it in the water. So you want to dip the wig in the water several times. You want to get the wig completely saturated, and then you just want to lift it out of the water. You want to do this about 10 to 12 times we before we do a complete wash. We just want to soak it and, as you can see, the water is extremely extremely extremely extremely dirty. I always soak my wigs first before I wash it so once you dip it about 12 times. You want to rinse out that nasty water and you want to rinse out the wig. Once you got all of the water and the shampoo out of the lid, you want to go ahead and rinse it out and we are going to do a regular, shampoo wash you want to shampoo the entire hair. You want to make sure that every hair strand is covered in shampoo, the first time you wash it. You may need a lot of shampoo, but each time that you wash the wig or the hair, you will need lesser amount each time. So once you finish that wash you want to go ahead and rinse it out and then once you rinse it out, you want to go ahead and wash it again. I only washed it twice on camera, but I did wash it four times total, but you want to wash it until you see that the hair is 100 clean after you do. Your four washes. You are going to condition the wig. I will be using Tresemme conditioner foreign on the hair and once you put your conditioner on the hair, you want to get a wide to comb and you want to comb out the hair. Just in case you do have some type of Tangles into here or anything. You can unmat it and unknot it as long as there is conditioner on the hair once the conditioner is on the hair and it has that form in it. You want to go ahead and rinse it out foreign. So this is how the wig should look once it has been completely washed and air dried. I always let the lid air dry because you're about to put heat on the air - and you don't want to have too much heat on the air, because heat damage is a real thing. So this is the hair. That'S air dry in its natural state. You want to go ahead and grab your heat protectant by Fantasia, and you want to spray it all on the hair spray it underneath in between and all above once you put enough heat protectant on the hair. You want to go ahead and start with the bottom row. That is going to be your first section and you just want to go right across and you are going to flat iron it foreign. So you want to take small sections. I am going to go ahead and just bump it, so I'm going to take a small section, I'm going to comb it through and I'm going to flat iron it and then I'm going to flat iron again. But this time I'm just going to bump the ends. So since it's a bob, you don't want it to be bone straight, you want it to be bone straight, but towards the ends. If you wanted to have just a little bump so the first time I make it straight and then the second time I go ahead and buff it. So you want to take a small section if there is any hair. That is from another section and it does not belong just place it back where it belongs. You want to take a small section and I do like to hit the root like two to three times and then go down and start doing my pass. So take a small section comb it through. If you need more heat, protecting, go ahead and use it bump The Roots like twice two three times do one straight pass and then go and do it again, but this time you bump it now, I'm just on my next section. I am taking one track at a time. The wefts are double, so I'm just taking one row at a time. You don't want to use too much hair. So just take one row, I um. If your tracks are not made on a Sheen and it's hand, sewed um, you can take two two tracks at a time, but you can also take one track at a time. But it's just a preference once you flat iron, it you can go ahead and then just comment just so you can form the entire wig together and now um. This is how it looks once you bump it, and I'm going to move to my next section and I'm just going to repeat the steps. Once I get to a new row and I need more heat protection, I will spray it once you spray your hair, protecting you do want to call my groove just so it can get from the root to the ends, and you want to continue to flat iron. It we are only flat ironing the actual web, so the bundles. We are not going to focus on the closure right now, because the closure is going to need more work than the bundles in the back, so only start with the bundles and flat iron. The bundles and do your closure piece last and if you want to use the tracing method, you can use the chasing method. That is when your comb is right under the flat iron. While you are flat ironing the hair make sure that you are going slow when you are flat ironing the hair and make sure that your temperature is set to the highest temperature, or at least one under the highest temperature. The spoke is coming from the Heat Protector and you're just going to work your way, all the way around. Until you finish, the entire bundle foreign, the hair in the back. Now we are moving to the closure, so you want to take thin sections of the closure and you want to spray with heat protectant and begin flat ironing the hair. You want to take very, very, very thin sections, because you need the hair to be as flat as possible. I am not going to be using a hot comb um while flat ironing the hair, because it was kind of already straightened. So I'm not going to worry about using a hot comb until it is finished, so you just want to part out each side of the closure and place it where it belongs. You want to part out the left side and the right side, and also the back. If you have a part in there, you're just going around your part until you meet the part, so you are just going to flat iron it by using the same method hitting the roots a few times, then going straight and going back and bumping, it are going To do this for the remaining section of the hair until we finish the last pieces. Thank you. Thank you make sure when you are flat ironing the closure piece that you are very careful, because the hair is attached to lace and you can burn the lace with your flat iron and when you burn the lace, a hole appears and you'll have an actual, complete Hole in your lace, so just be very careful, especially you know when you're flat, ironing it and there's a lot of heat. Just be very careful. You want to get close to the root, but don't get too close that you're touching the lace piece. You want to get your big flat, but you also going to make sure that there's no damage that is done. So I'm just going to complete the closure around each side and flat iron, it foreign, the entire wig. You want to focus on the closure. As you can see, there are flyaways, so that is the hair that is standing and not laying down so right now. I am just spraying some Fantasia heat protectant on the hair at the top and I'm just going to comb it into the hair. Once I put some heat protectant on it, I am going to spray it down with some Spritz and I'm going to comb it into the hair. After I finish combing it, I am just going to grab my flat iron and I'm just going to press the top of the hair, so I'm just using the side of my flat iron. I am not opening I'm just using the side, so we can flatten the flyaways. So I'm just going back again with my heat protectant, I'm going to comb it and take the side of my flat iron, so the sideways can lay down and then I'm going to go in with Spritz Spritz is going to hold it down. So I'm just going to do that a couple of times and so all the flyways are completely gone, and that is how you flat iron and revamp a wig. So make sure you all like comment and subscribe and comment any future videos that you would like to see. Thank you, foreign foreign foreign