The Truth About Arabella Hair! Install My Auburn 5X5 Lace Closure Wig With Me!

What'S up guys so today we're going reddish brown perfect for like the fall winter right now, and this is from our Bella hair and it is a closure unit and it looks like it's gon na be pretty comfortable because I don't see any Combs inside. So for those of you that, like to cut the Combs out, this is the wig cap for you, the lace is looking a bit transparent, so I am tinting it using my Maybelline super stay pressed powder, so the fit. I like a lot. I do think it's secure enough to wear glueless if you want to I'm probably gon na, do a light. You know blend down still because y'all know how I do, but I think if you're, not the type of person who likes to do glueless, it does have a good fit to not have to do that. I'M not doing a bobcat. Today. On the last video I was like, I'm not gon na do a ball cap and then I did a ball cap, but this time I'm really not doing a ball cap. I am probably gon na do a middle part, so maybe I should kind of space this out. No, I didn't do anything for me. Of course, I am using my oven lace spray. I do like Evan for that. If it's not a lost cause, I'm not a fan of their lace tint, but everything else be on point put some here on my forehead, not the entire thing, because it's a closure. So I don't need to do the whole thing. I'M gon na just Pat the lace in get it nice and married to the skin. Oh you know what guys I forgot to mention. I did put this unit already, as you can see like it's got the little widow's peak going, I'm trying to keep it like real, real, real natural. You know, even though this color is not necessarily a natural color, but that's fine. It'S cute, I feel, like I've, been seeing this for like years straight, like maybe two years or so now, but you know cut jaggy. When you cut your lace off, you don't want to cut straight across because it will leave like a big old line of demarcation. That screams this is a wig. This is some good lace: okay, Arbella. Okay. So now that I cut the lace off, I'm going to go ahead and did I get close enough? Okay? So now the excess laces off I'm gon na go ahead and add a little bit more of the spray. I don't want to get too much in the hair because I don't want it to you, know, get on the roots and make it real sticky. But I do want to get it on the edges of this lace, so it'll lay back down all right, so I'm gon na put my elastic band on here, for some extra melts see how much excess I got over here. That'S how tight I'll be putting these so like I mentioned I'm going for a middle part with this unit, especially with it being a closure unit, and I I'm ready for a middle part. So that's not gon na be too hard to do. I like wigs, that people have made professionally they always kind of part the hair out to go back. Now I will say this: hair is a little bit prone to tangling. I don't think it's excessive, especially for the fact that I plucked it and then the way I brought it upstairs. I did kind of like drag it with me. A little bit and honestly anywhere you get, is gon na tangle a little bit just the same way. Your actual hair is gon na tangle a little bit. It'S just what comes with hair. I really like the density on this unit. It'S a very natural density, but I feel, like you know, it's still enough hair on it to where I'm not like where's the rest of the hair on this unit. What am I paying for, if I paid for it? You know, I think, about y'all when I'm doing these units. That'S why I'm so detailed in my reviews, because I care about what y'all make your purchases on. That'S, why I try to give y'all everything that I notice about wigs. I mean, I know a lot of y'all will comment and say: I'm like a nice natural density. This one is definitely a nice natural density, so while the lace is still melting, I'm going through and adding in some flat iron curls at first, I was talking through the curls, but I realized when I was editing this. I really wasn't saying much or nothing. So I just went ahead and sped through it anyway, but you know I I'm currently how I usually curl, but I am doing my usual of curling in alternate Direction. So that way, when I comb it out, it'll have a little bit more volume to it. I did feel like this hair took to curling very easily. It is a silkier texture, so typically those types of textures are great for curls. It just flows like the heat just flows through the hair, pretty easy. I am using my foxy Bay flat iron. It is linked in the description box. This hair does bleed it bled on my hands and on my flat iron a little bit. I don't think that it bleeds like just on your clothes or when it's not being manipulated, but it is something to watch out for when you're putting heat on the hair, and I also noticed it bled when I washed the hair. Now this unit is laying so flat, it's giving celebrity install. You know, I'm gon na add some layers into a unit when necessary or when not necessary, but when it comes to by the way beginners, I do feel like the front needs layers. I do need to go ahead and cover up this line of demarcation with my bobcat and I'm going to go ahead and do that with my actual light cream concealer. Normally, I don't use cream concealer, but since I'm really trying to cover up this line, that's what I'm gon na do, and here is the final result. This came out super nice super, pretty the only real con that I have about. It is the bleeding of the hair, but I do think the color came out really nice. It was really easy to curl. It didn't take me long at all. If you're interested in this unit, lace will be down in the description box below foreign