Melted 5X5 Hd Lace Closure Wig Install | Glueless Ft. Unice Hair

I'Ll share my world hey guys, so i'm back with another wig install. I actually haven't done one of these videos in a minute, but today's sponsor is eunice hair and actually i'm really obsessed with this hair. So far, um i've been wearing it for at least almost two weeks now and i'm loving it. But basically it is a 5x5 hd lace closure in 24 inches. It'S actually super long to be 24 inches like this stuff goes nearly like to my waist, which is amazing, and it's in like a natural 1b color. I actually really like this wig. The lace is really nice and the hair is just super full. It'S cute wig, like i've, been able to wear it and i think i'm going to definitely keep installing it, but you guys kind of know how my wig install videos go. I do the same thing in every single video and specifically doing glue lists. The only thing i did different was the bald cap method. I normally don't do the ball cap method because i feel like it's not necessary when you're doing glueless wigs, but i ended up doing it this time and i did switch my glueless spray. I usually use bed head um, and then i like convert it to using the even one bed head is honestly a really good glueless spray, like i feel like it's one of the best ones i almost like it over. Even i think it stays longer than even because from what i've like seen, i've been able to wear bed head a little bit longer than even so. I don't know i mean it's just personal preference, it's what it comes down to. So i blow dry my hair and then i let my wrap sit on it for like a good 15 minutes, just to make sure everything is like nice and melted, and then i go ahead and cut the lace. I always do this part off camera because i always feel like i'm going to mess up, but the key is to cut as close to the hairline as possible. Like cut as close as you can do not leave any lace, i used to think that leaving lace was okay. I don't know why. I thought that, but don't do that. Don'T do that at all. Just try to cut as much as you can and to make it easier cut it in like four different, separate pieces or as many as you need to, but this is what it looks like it's super melted i probably could have plucked a tiny bit more, but I still feel like it came out pretty cute, so i like it and then i went in with a little bit more bed head and i touched up the edges because they were low-key, lifting and girl. We do not want that, so i touched up and then i used the blow dryer to kind of like secure the melts. So the next thing i'm going to work on are the baby hairs. I always have a hard time doing baby hairs on closure. Wigs because i never can figure out which way i want it to look, but as you can see, i went in and plucked a little bit more, but i don't know like i always get confused when it comes to baby hairs because i'm like i don't know If i want to do three different swoops or like two, but i ended up going in with two and then like when i got on campus, i took my wig off and did like three when i did it over, but basically i'm just using the parting comb And just kind of parting on the side and hot combing them down to kind of give them more form. And then, when i do my baby hairs, i also like to use a little mini flat iron to curl them just to manipulate them better, because i have a hard time manipulating and if you do too definitely use the flat iron. But i'm going to go ahead and try give myself swirls and i also think i ended up spraying some spray on top or no, i did foam okay. I can't quite remember, because i always do different methods but yeah i'm gon na go ahead and do that and then end up tying a scarf down on my head. So now i'm officially going in and laying my baby hairs, i use the style factor edge. Booster. Now this is not my favorite edge control to use, i'm just going to mention that now like i like it, because it definitely gets the hair laid. But what i have found is that the baby hairs don't stay late to my skin. They end up lifting up a tiny bit and then also i just feel like it may leave white residue if you're continuing to lay your baby hairs with it every single day. What i do recommend doing is using some foam and got to be spray like that is a really really nice combo and it works perfectly. My baby hairs are a little long and they look a little crazy at first, but i ended up fixing them so yeah. This is kind of how they came out and now i'm going to give my hair like body curls. If you will, i really love curls. I used to really like straightening my hair, but like now, i'm all about curls, so i'm just going to quickly show you guys how i do my body curls they're, pretty much the same. If you guys want to like a designated tutorial for them, i probably can do it. Another wig install video, but it's pretty simple. So i'm just going to show you that i almost forgot, i did add a couple face, framing layers to the front because i don't like when my wigs are all one length like i like to add a little bit of layers in the front and throughout the Hair um, i mainly focused on the front though, and i probably could have cut a little bit more off, but i didn't want to do too much and get like scissor happy. So i just kind of framed my face and i said framed my face. I framed my face god: okay, but yeah, i'm gon na. Do that me me? Oh do me so this is basically the final result. It looks really cute. I'M super obsessed. I do go in with more gatsby glue spray to really secure everything down and then i'm pretty sure i went in with some concealer. I think i had left my drink spray on campus, so i had to use like a concealer and just try to get it as straight as possible, but i kind of finger combed through my curls. They were already falling. I don't know why my curls fall so easily these days, but um yeah. This is the look super cute put on a little bit of gloss, and this is it. I hope you guys enjoyed the video and if you do want more wig installs. Definitely let me know down below, but i will see you guys in my next upload. Oh