Cherry Red Bob Wig| Watercolor Method+Install+Cut

One unheard message: hi loves welcome to my channel. This is my first ever video and today I will be making a wild cherry wig with these wonderful 613 bundles that I got from Dola, hair mall and, as you can see right now, I'm just spreading some cholesterol. On top of that lace with a butter knife just to make sure that that lace doesn't stain red when we put it on, because that is not going to be cute. So that is what I'm doing so. I am using wild cherry from the adorn line and I just have a bucket of really hot water and I'm just putting that in there and mixing it up really good. I did also use a little bit of intense red from the same line and I just mixed the both of those in there and make sure that all of that is evenly dispersed within that water. So you can get a really even coating and your hair. So you're just gon na want to start by dipping that frontal in there slowly and it's okay. If some of that seeps through that cholesterol, the main thing is just to make sure not to get all of that lace read and just unravel your bundles and do the same. Leave it in about 20 minutes and wash it with some color, safe, shampoo and conditioner, and I threw there such as and blow dry and flat ironing and sew it on to the wig cap. This is the wig after I have done everything to it. It is 12 inches for the frontal and the bundles, and I got the bundles from Dola hair ma. I do not remember where I got the frontal. I did pluck it already and I did already take off the ear tabs, but I am in love with this color. First, I'm gon na start by putting that first layer of glue on I'm using ghost bond lace. Glue is the bomb and, after applying those dots across the perimeter of your forehead, you just want to go ahead and smooth it in with a comb or something until it's clear and that's how you know that it's good to go. So I do like to start by cutting my lace into sections before I apply that second layer of glue - and I do start from the middle section and then go on to the sides. So here you're just going to see me starting in the middle and I'm going to be smoothing that in as well until it is clear and then I'm going to lay the lace into the glue and blow-dry and comb the lace. So it can really melt. And you can be like honey now, I'm going to the other side up the front so, and I would do the same thing on this side as well as the other you so once you've got all of your lace. Finally, melted. You want to go ahead and grab your trusty razor. I like to use a razor a lot better than I do scissors, because it doesn't get that super harsh straight line that the scissors do and you can get it really jagged and make it blend a lot better into your skin. So I'm just going to go ahead and start by raising off that middle section and then going on to the sides just like I did with the glue. So sometimes it is possible that you could get a few pieces of lace that did not land into the glue or did you just couldn't raise her off correctly, and for that you just want to go ahead and get some got to be spray or whichever hairspray He likes he use the best to lay your lace to go ahead and lay those little parts down and really get those to blend in with your skin. So this is what it should look like after you finally get done, laying that lace and melting that lace into your skin, and I am going to go ahead and start cutting this hair, because I do want it to be a bob and I had to move To the bathroom, because it was so hard to start cutting this hair in the camera and when you start cutting, you just want to go ahead and give yourself a guideline in the front and then just cut from there. And, as you can see, I started feeling myself. I really like this red is perfect and I'm just finishing up some of those little pieces and correcting some of the little spots that need to be corrected, so I did put on an elastic band. On top of the lace just to help that melt into the glue even further - and Here I am using my style factor - edge - booster wax stick, it is bomb and I'm putting that on the hairline and on both sides of the part and I'm gon na go Ahead and just comb that in and later use a hot comb to really get the hair to lay in place and stay in place, I'm just taking a little section at the front. It could really just be wherever you want, but wherever that hair starts to kind of hump, it is where you kind of want to just take that hair out and I'm looking to see which hairs are going to be able to go where I want them before. I razor them and kind of just cut them off, and I will do that on both sides and only did one set of baby hairs just because I feel like it looks more natural that way. So I like it that way better. So I just did that, and I also sectioned off my sideburns and raised it. That is so I did use them is today I used a quashed, Oconee old mousse and you can use a mousse or phone just make sure that it has a certain thickness to it. So it can really keep those baby hairs in place and I used a edge brush to help play those hairs and slope to perfection. I will be putting all of the information on the products that I used in the description box below and this is the finished look. I am in love with this wild cherry Bob and I did end up putting a little bit of foundation in my part, just to help that bloom, with my skin tone a little bit better. But this is the finished. Look thank y'all so much for watching and I will be having another video coming up soon so make sure to subscribe.