Blonde Bombshell | Watch Me Finesse This Blonde Wig Install On My Client| Ashimary Hair

Hey beauties and welcome back to, i am beautiful, husker tv. I know it's been a minute, but guys we are back with another video and today's uh hair is sponsored by asha mary hair company. They sent me over this um 28 inch like it's like a multi blonde, colored wig. So it's like has some 613 dark ash blonde, like it's like a multi ash, blonde colored wig and of course they saw me some extra few goodies in a package as well. So this is what the wig looks like fresh out of the pack. Okay, all i have to do is just plug this wig in install it, but, as i mentioned, it has those multiple tones of blonde. It is a regular lace, front wig, so i thought i'd go ahead and plug this wig. I will go ahead and begin the installation process so jumping straight into the installation process. I went ahead and did my ball cap off camera and i'm just taking some ruby, kisses foundation and applying it on the inside of the lace. Now i do have a few disclaimers for this video for one. This wig was a little bit too small for my clients, so we definitely gon na have to do a lot of finessing for this install today, but we did make it work. Okay, the end result was still pretty um. Another thing that irritated me a little bit with this install is like everything that i plucked end up getting cut off based on the hairline, and i know i spoke about that situation before um in a previous install video on like how to fix that. But today i did not actually fix that issue. I just went ahead with the styling because you will see why later on in this video, but, however the same rules apply. You know once you do your ball cap, you add your foundation to the lace. You could go ahead and begin to um, apply your layers and think for her install today. I did use about three or four layers, so once i spread all that out - and it is clear, i will begin to tack down the wig. So just in case someone asks the capsize that we used in this video was a medium, but i will definitely recommend trying to get a large if you do have like a larger size head or whatever, like that um. So because, like i mentioned, this wig was a little too small um for her hairline. We did have to really like stretch stretch stretch, but then you know i heard a little rip and i was like. Let me chill. Let me chill especially not in the front. Okay, so um, however, i'm just placing that glue or placing the wig right into that glue and i'm just combing and blow drying, combing and blow-drying combing them blow-drying. And then i'm going to tie the lace down with the melt then, and let that sit for a few minutes. Okay. So now it's time to cut that extra lace off and like i mentioned um, mostly everything that i did plug towards someone of the hairline is about to get cut off. So the hairline is going to look very, very thick in the center but um with the styling. Today it really doesn't matter because we will be doing a size swoop so that whole hairline thing will be covered. The only part of the hairline that will show is really just on the side where the part is on. So it's like um. I wasn't tripping, but if you are a person who was planning on doing um like a middle part, install or you know, i was to be styling, the other side or whatever the case is - and everything that you plug gets cut off, then you would definitely have To take your time and pluck it um and do the plucking onto your client's head, but as i mentioned for this style, it was okay because we are doing a side part a swoop look. But if she did want to reinstall this wig, then of course we would have to go in and re-pluck the whole hairline, and that way, once we install it, it will be able to match her more perfectly, but nevertheless, i'm just gon na go in with glue Under those little places and cut the lace on the other side and then we're gon na tap some foundation create the side. Part um kind of like pre-prep, like the baby hair, is coming down and everything for the style and then resume again with the um meltdown. So another thing like i mentioned because the wig was too small, just a tad bit of her edges right there was left out and we had to leave a little extra lace on the side to make. You know most of that hairline cover so um we're just going to finesse that whole look by doing you know the baby hairs on the side. So, like i tell y'all y'all, i really have to finesse this wig today to get this content going for you guys, but the overall finish look came out beautiful, so um. It might be some situations with your clients like the wig don't fit, or you know you know, i'm saying and as a stylist either you could decline or if you like me, who would like to just turn people away, you're going to finesse it and make it Work like you might tell them like hey, i could finesse it for this look, but you know it's going to be a little. You know i'm saying it might not fit in the ear or we might have to cut this thing. You just make it a closure. You know it's just ways you have to be able to finesse. I feel like as a hairstylist. It'S gon na come a point of time in this hair game, where you're gon na have to finesse some stuff and make it work okay, but we definitely made it work so um. That'S why i decided to do the size swoop with um. You know the crimps and everything as y'all seen in the video, and we did do some blonde baby hairs and you already know how i feel about baby hairs on colored hair. I am not really a big fan, but i'm not gon na lie. Lately. I'Ve been feeling a little bit different. I'Ve been seeing like some color installs with the baby hairs and a lot with the blonde, and i'm like okay, you know what maybe, let's give it a try, but for today we definitely did have to do that to really uh finesse. This we can start today. So i'm just going to pull on some of their hair down. Y'All know to create my two swoops, so some right there by the temple um and then we're gon na pull some down there by the sideburn as well and just go ahead and plait. That up add more foundation to the edges of the lace spray it and tie it down with the milk bin. So another step that i did before actually tying the mailbelt is, i just kind of went in and pressed out um the hair a little bit more towards the top, and you know kind of prepped it to be ready to be swooped. So i'm just going to use the wax stick in a hot comb and just kind of mold it down, but then i'm going to flip it backwards to tie the melt belt and just let it hang down, but i'm just kind of pre-prepping for the swoop. So i'm just going in with that wet stick in the hot comb and hitting those roots layer by layer. So once we do remove that milk belt, we could just continue to lay it down in place and smooth everything in and now i'm just going to take that foundation once again and just tap it across the hairline. You want to put just enough on the edges not too much where the hair is turning brown or anything like that, and then i'm going to spray the hairline down and tie it down with that melt band, and once i remove that melt bin, i will go Ahead and begin to uh start molding the spoon into place, and then i'm gon na be showing you the little method that i showed you before in a previous uh youtube video. But you know how to secure your swoop into place that way. It'S not um. That way, you don't have to use bobby pin and then it's falling down all over the place like if you go to sleep and you wake up and your bobby pins slip. That means your suit messed up. So i'll explain to you again how i secure that swoop. In case you didn't see the previous video and then we will go ahead and crimp the hair up, so so um. The first thing is first to get a nice and smooth swoop. Is you want to make sure you hot comb it out from the roots really really well add a little wax stick to give it that nice little firm, stick together, feel and then what i like to do is i like to start with the back part of The swoop i kind of like scooped up my comb first and then i will be using um a little holding spray in between each parts, just more so on the root to kind of mold it, and then you just want to comb and swoop. In that c motion pushing it towards the back so um i like to use the holding spray, and i just push everything behind the ear um to form it. How i want it to be, and then i will go ahead and um secure it by tightening. You know tied together with another piece of hair um from the wig on the opposite side and securing that piece with the rubber band to secure the swoop, so um just step um. You know row by row if you can mold that root and then take the rest of the hair and swoop it. How you want to with your fingers in a comb and add a little holding spray to secure the spool okay. So now that i have this hoop, i wanted to be i'm just gon na have her hold the hair and um. I'M just gon na pull all the grab all the hair from the soup and just grab a little piece from the other side of her head, and i just took a rubber band and tied those two pieces together and i just pulled it tight. So it didn't move and then i'm going to secure it with that rubber band, pull it tight and just drop it down and her swoop will be held into place. So once i do that, i will go ahead and do the baby hairs and then we would do the crimps so yeah, let's get to it. So i'm just going to pull. You know we'll pluck some of the hairs out of the baby hair. So they're not super super thick um and you know it's kind of hard to see like the scalp part of the wig because of the color and because the lace is like a transparent lace and not a hd lace. So um, it's like you can't really see like the scalp effect like you want. But, however, i'm just going to take the scissors cut. Those baby hairs, curl it backwards and to make the baby hair show i'm going to use a holding spray. If you use a gel or a mousse, it's going to make the baby hairs more see-through and you won't be able to really see them. But if you actually want to see the color of your blonde baby hairs, then it's best that you go around with the holding spray that way it just um. You know molds it into place versus like melting it in with your skin and making it look thin or like it's not really there. You get i'm trying to say so, i'm just using holding spray using the eating holding spray and just swooping those baby hairs into place and i'll do the same thing with the sideburn cut. It curl it and swoop it with that holding spray as well, and that way your baby hairs show when you have that blonde hair versus, if you did use like mousse or gel, to um, lighten the color or kind of make it look invisible. You know what i mean so um once i swoop that other baby hair, then i will go ahead and take some foundation and line up the part that way we can get a nice clean brown, seamless part to go with the client's skin tone, and then we Will go ahead and crimp this baby up and just to get a little more up, close and personal on the baby hairs. You guys seen it as you can see. The baby hairs are showing nice and easy in the sideburn as well, and we're just taking that foundation and cleaning up that part, so that part could be more bold and the hairstyle to look more cleaner, but once i am done with that, i will go on My um bed head up away if we go crimping, iron and y'all know that's my core level crimping iron and using the biggest setting um for crimps. I will just go ahead and crimp my hair up, which i'm not gon na, do all in detail because y'all don't see me do tutorials on crimping as well so um. Once i do this other side, baby hair. I would just go ahead and crimp this hair up and i just completed my last crimp y'all know when i crims. I don't like to use any holding sprays. I just like it to be soft and natural, and for this to be a straight wig, those crimps came out beautifully and i mean it holds curl really really good. So i'm just gon na um fluff the curls out a little bit and you know show you guys the finishing look. 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