Easy 4X4 Closure Wig Install For Beginners| Highlight Colored Deep Wave Hair Ft. Hairsmarket

Where'D, you go hey guys, so today, i'm installing a wig from harris market. They were kind enough to send over this beautiful highlight blonde wig for me to try for you all today. They also included some great gadgets that you can use um when installing your unit, they give you a wig cap edge brush and a satin wrap as well. So this is what the inside of the unit looks like. I do have lace closure space to work with which i am a huge fan of lace closures, because i feel like they're a great step up. If you are a beginner and you want to get into like experimenting with lace. Lace. Closure would be great to start off with and then of course, you can maneuver your way up into a lace, frontal um, once you get pretty comfortable with this lace closure, but so i'm going to show you all today how i install this lace, closure, wig glueless! Yes, you heard that right glue list and it's going to look completely blended and it looks like scalp okay. So let's go ahead and get started. So my key step with making my wigs glueless, you know where them comfortable, so you can make sure like they are stuck in place not going to move or budge at all during the time frame of you wearing your unit is to do the cross method in The back with those adjustable bands making them tighter, so it's like a very snug, feel onto your head and then we'll move on to the lace. So my first step always is my hot comb. My hot comb is key. It just helps with molding your wig, so you can see what you're working with see what you're going to do in terms of styling it and installing it. The next key product i use is my edge tamer, my flyaway tamer. It makes your hair flatter with the extra product in that hot comb. It also gives it more of a silky look, it just looks hydrated and it looks like healthy hair. So since this unit is a little bit more full in that front area, and we want it to look like scalp, i am going to just part out a piece of the hair in the front and we're going to go to town and we're going to pluck Out the sides of this closure and just make sure it is giving nothing but scalp and plucking definitely takes some time. Y'All so be patient with it focus on it, because you don't want to add any holes to the closure or to your lace in general, because those are pretty difficult to repair um. If you do choose to repair them, and you just don't want holes in your legs, you know so make sure you just really concentrate, go slow, focus and don't pull or tug too extremely hard. So i'll stop periodically in between my plucking and just kind of brush. It out just to see what i'm working with also moving back to that hot comb. It can help you see what your progress is looking like, so you can see if you want to plug some more or leave it as is, and mine, look pretty good from that. First little setting there and i'm gon na add a little bit of makeup there before cutting that lace off, but just to make sure it's all blended. And then i'm just going to pull up the baby hairs out of the way that i'm going to cut eventually and get this lace cut off all right. So this is what the unit looks like after i've gotten it plucked and the lace cut off and, as you can see, it is giving very much so scalp like this process. I highly recommend and it's great for beginners, especially if you are trying to get into lace. You know just starting out closures and this method to get your wig looking natural. I highly recommend, and since you know these are wigs, we can't grow the hair back out. I always start off with cutting my baby hairs a little bit on the longer side, and i do style them with them being longer and then, if i need to cut anymore i'll, just cut it after styling. That'S just to make sure that i never cut my baby hairs too short and i'll be using this product today. This is the slicked like hair gel from aunt jackie's, and i use the comb in and brush in to get those baby hairs into place, and i do go back and forth with both of them until i get like the desire baby hair stuff, i'm looking for. I absolutely despise baby hairs because they're always playing with me and i'll, be having to spend so much freaking time on them and i'll just be getting upset so yeah. But you know sometimes they come together, but you baby hairs, they be trying me. They definitely be trying me all right, so this is what we're looking like so far and y'all see that it is looking very, very, very good. We have no additional adhesive spray, nothing holding that wig in place. All we did was pluck it and it is giving very much so scalp, so my last step is to always go back in with my hot comb that little extra heat that you put right there in your closure area will really really help with just getting it. In place and how you want it to look, and you can um, you can just like add some water to this texture here or you got some mousse whatever you would like. I wanted to leave mine in this like more natural state because it does keep that density pretty high, so it doesn't make the hair look thin, um, of course, if you put product in it and let it dry, it should get that density back up and like Kind of poop it up a little bit more, but i left it in the natural state and i absolutely love it. I'M going to add a little bit of makeup to that parting space and then, of course, go back over with my hot comb. Those last final steps just making sure it's nice and molded, where i want it to be, and that was pretty much it with that process, and you guys can see what that unit looks like when i pick it up off my head and put it back down It is giving absolutely giving i love it, so this is the ending look of today's video you guys. Let me know what you think about this hair um. Would you try this method with wearing your wigs clueless? Let your girl know if you are interested in this unit, make sure you check out my description bar below. I will have a direct link there for you all um, so you can shop their hair and get you this bomb highlighted wig. Okay, let's be styling this winter thanks y'all! So much for watching and i'll see you guys in my next video bye y'all, you