Diy Layers! I Chopped Some Layers In My Straight Closure Wig! *Must See* -Ft . Klaiyi Hair

I wan na take hi guys welcome back to my channel if you're new here my name is crowned k. Thank you so much for stopping by. If this is your first time, if you're a returning subscriber welcome to my channel baby, i really hope you'd subscribe and stick around and be a part of the family yep. That'S right, nothing but extraordinary beings over on this wonderful channel, so guys today, i'm doing a wig review for y'all and a styling as well, but your girl had the wig cap on the wrong side, like i don't know how that happened, and now that i'm re-watching This i flipped it over and it still looks the same. Maybe it was right, i don't know, but today's video is in collaboration with clayey here i always butcher their name, but yeah guys. They sent me this wig to review for y'all and shout outs to them in the box. I did receive some free gifts, some wig caps, as well as a scarf. So this unit is pretty straightforward. It'S one of those like quick units, like literally it doesn't take. You long, but it took me a little bit because i was being extra but yeah. This is their 24 inch straight lace, part wig, and this is in the number four color, and this is one of those wigs that come with the fabric. That'S sewn under that fake scalp thing, so it's like a tea wig like a tea part, because you can't you cannot part it like. It comes with a fix gap underneath and then it has like combs and straps. So it's like ready to wear and the parting area guys it's literally a little section like right. There there's no lace! So that's how it comes and that's how you have to wear it. Unfortunately, but yeah guys that's what it's looking like and i went ahead and i tried it on just to see if it fit and guys for units like this, you can always like spray it with some got to be just to hold it in place because it Tends to slip sometimes these units they tend to slip back when you wear them, so i always do like some edges or something to like hold it down, so it stays in place and i'm going in with a tweezer just to like, pluck at the parting and Honestly, i might have over tweezed it, but that's okay. You can always use concealer and some like some brown eye shadow or a brown eyebrow pencil just to shade the hair in. So you have a very sharp part. That'S what i do all the time and guys this hair. They say that it's 150 density and honestly, i i had to wonder if it was like a 130 thereabout, because it's a very natural density when i say natural, it's natural girl, it's not thick! So, if you're looking for a thick unit, this is not it. This gives me a more like. I just got a relaxer vibe. It looks very natural, it's that kind of density, but i'm not mad at it, because it makes it look even more natural and realistic. So that's what the little party gear is looking like after i got done and i cut the excess lace off. You could always go ahead and just wear it like this, but i was being extra girl. I decided to comb some hair out just make some edges. Yeah, so i really was being extra because i wanted, like some edges or whatever and honestly it'll, be way easier. When i do the edges on these wigs, i don't know what happened this time. I feel like because i had my makeup on and everything i was trying to not use much product, because i did not want the product messing with my makeup and then i would have to like redo my makeup. So i feel like, if you're doing like edges on this, it's best to wipe the area off or just do the edges first and then do your makeup, because i've been seeing people doing applications on here and they have their full face and makeup on. I can't do that the product always tends to mess with my makeup application, so i do my hair first then i do my makeup and i'm just using um some moves to lay that down and then i'm gon na cut those and i did cut them at First, but they were way too long, but yeah as it relates to this part. It'S optional. You don't have to do this. You do not. I repeat you do not have to do this. It didn't come like that. They didn't say do this. I just do this. So i cut that off and i played around and played around until i created something, so i did have some kind of like ages going on after a while. It took me a long time to it, took me so long to actually get that part together, but yeah. We got it together and i'm just using my hot comb to go through the hair and i'm using this style factor edge. Booster, their wax stick and i'm just using that to catch the flyaways, and then i'm going to go in with my hot comb and go in between the hair. Just so. The top portion is a really flat, and just like, really nice, because you want it to lay it's giving like this natural vibe that you know so you want it to like lay really flat. So it looks realistic and not very wiggy, so i'm just doing that until i'm satisfied with how the top portion is and guys. Let me tell you while doing the hair, i decided. I want it to be layered, like you know that really sleek 90s kind of look where it's bone straight and then you have like some long layers. I don't know that's what i felt like doing and when i was getting close to the end of styling. It that's what i did so just like keep on watching to see how i achieved that, and let me tell you girl, i'm not no professional. I can't cut hair like that. Well, i can anybody can cut hair, but i'm not like a professional where i was trained to cut hair. So please don't be like that's not how you cut hair because girl, i know i just did what i did and it ended up working so yeah. This is what the hair is. Looking like: okay, i'm going in with some heat protector and i'm just putting that over the hair, because i will be flat. Ironing the hair and the heat protectant really helps so the hair doesn't like fry that much and it doesn't look um what you called it. It don't look crazy when you, when you flat iron it because when i don't use heat protector, i notice i have a lot of flyaways and the hair kinda looks a bit more frizzy versus. If i use a heat, protectant. Okay, everything is gon na. Come on time, all i got ta do is live today. Everything is gon na end. Just right everything is gon. Na fall in place, don't worry, is, and you're literally just going to part the hair and straighten it all the way around. As straight as you can get it, and it's better to part your hair in smaller sections and put your flat iron through it just so it's more sleek and it lays more versus doing like a big trunk all at once and guys once i got the hair Straight i went in to cut my hair in layers. I don't know who told me to do that, but it still looks cute as best if you're doing this to use like rubber bands, i didn't have any rubber bands, so i used some hair ties like you. Can see that's all i had so i used that and i literally parted the hair out. I took it. I divided my hair in four so evenly. I put two in the front and i put that together and i put the hair tie where i wanted. The hair to cut in a sense and then i moved on - and i added the other two pieces on either side and i added the hair tie on them, and then i did that two more times. So my hair was in four sections and that would give me the layers that i was looking for. I don't even know why i'm explaining it guys, because it's not like i am a licensed to cut hair or whatever you know. I just tried something and i think it worked okay, so don't judge me with this cutting off layers, but this is like my diy to cut layers in your wig. Okay, something else comes up. Sometimes i want to have fun, but i can't got problems down. I'M dealing with so many so many so many mistakes i made i'm living with so many, so many so many, but i got ta find a way to make it through today see we have four layers and guys honestly, i feel, like you shouldn't cut the hair. The way how i did it, i cut it um. I did it down it's better. If you cut it upwards, because that gives the hair um, it makes it better trimmed that will make no sense, but when you cut it upwards, it makes the ends not so choppy. So because i cut it in that downward direction and that's not even a hair scissors girl, but it's okay, it's what i could find i had to like get up and go off camera and after taking out the um, the scrunchies of the hair ties out of My hair, i had to get the scissors and hold the hair and literally turn the scissors hold the scissors upwards. You see how i'm holding it down. Now i had to hold the scissors upwards and hold the hair between my fingers and just like clip the ends. Just clip it upwards, if that makes any sense, hopefully y'all, understand, and that just took away the bluntness and it made the hair more layered, i'm not a professional. So i know the way how i'm describing it maybe does. It doesn't help, but guys it worked. For me, so you see that it was choppy, but when i was done after getting the scissors and just like clipping the ends just holding the hair between my fingers and clipping it upwards, it made the ends better. You see how what i did there, so it took away the bluntness and i ended up liking the hair. A lot like, let me know down below guys what y'all thought do you think my diy um layers trimming is like a thing or no or i don't know, but let me know what you thought down below. I really hope y'all enjoyed this video and if this is your first time girl like please stick around, please hit that like button, please hit that subscribe button comment down below. I really hope you stick around because i do videos all the time on here with like hair makeup, lifestyle, clothing hauls, you name it girl. If it's beauty related it's over here. So like yeah, please stick around. I love you guys! Oh so much and let me know if y'all like my finished style, because honestly i felt like a 90s baddie felt like it was giving me like monika vibes in the 90s and also like an aliyah vibes. Let me know down below guys um. I love you guys and all the information for this hair is in the description box. Thank you for watching and i'll catch. You in my next one bye get