Easy *Beginner Friendly* Closure Wig Meltdown! Ft West Kiss Hair

Hello, everyone welcome and welcome back to my channel in today's video we're going to be installing this closure curly wig from west kiss hair. This is how the wig was looking after i already plucked it. So it did not come pluck like this, but it did come with the hair already dyed. So that's great, i did not do any knot bleaching because the hair is already dyed blonde. So you know all we got ta do is pluck her once i plucked her. I just went ahead and pressed the hairline out for easy installation, but let's get right into your install for my glueless installs, i don't do bald caps. All i do is put on a wig cap to protect my hair from getting stuck on the clip and i just push it back to make sure it's not showing under the lace and that's really it and i go ahead and slap my wig on and make Sure it's nice and centered and adjusted perfectly to my head: here's how she's looking on cute lioness size! So let's get into the actual gluing down process to lay down my lace, i'm using the ebbin wonderlay spray in the red bottle. They have three different levels, but i like to use the red one. So first thing: i'm doing before i go ahead and spray that on is i'm cutting off these little thick white side tabs that you see on your closure, wigs, i'm not sure what they're there for, but i just know you should not try to glue them down Because they won't glue down properly so once i cut those off, i go in and start using the spray when using the spray, i like to make sure i'm spraying directly onto the front part of the hairline and i'm using my fingers to help me just spread That product around so i can get a nice and even application to help prevent any buildup and it getting all cakey area cold. These black girls need to be in the shows, be on the runways to help dry everything up and get it nice and melted. To my head, i'm using my blow dryer on a cool setting along with a rat tail comb. As you can see, i've used a rat tail comb to help push the lace down, and i also use the comb to comb through the hair while i'm blow drying. This kind of helps ensure the hair is not getting all cakey and crunchy, it's still movable, but also making sure i'm pushing down that lace in the front. Once our lace is all dried up. I'M using my brow razor to help cut off the excess lace, and i just use a brow razor versus scissors, because the razor helps get you more of a jagged cut, which just lays much more naturally upon your head. After cutting, i was getting a bit of lifting from the hair, which sometimes happens. The first braid doesn't always have to be the last spray. Sometimes you got to spray the wig twice for it to stick properly, so i'm just going in and doing another spray down and everything instead of using my blow dryer, i'm just going to go ahead and place my elastic band over the lace. Let everything sit and simmer before i go in and start doing my baby hairs and we are back it's been about. I don't know 10 ish minutes. I know the lace is nice and dry. Everything has stuck down she's, looking very much melted. Now we can proceed on to sweeping our baby hairs here. I'M just sectioning out the hair that i'm going to use for my baby hairs. I like to try to section out first to kind of help me get some symmetry, but it doesn't have to be perfect to help my baby hairs lay flat. I like to use the same ebb and lace spray from earlier and spray that, on top of the baby hairs that way, it just helps push them down. So laying them is a lot easier. You can use a hot comb, but i always burn myself doing that. So i just like to use a spray and just push it all down, i'm using this little razor comb that i got from my local beauty supply store. I like using a razor comb as well when it comes to cutting my baby hairs because it kind of gives it more of a feathered, look like a little um, what's called layered or that layer tapered effect, which just helps them look more feathery and light on. Your head to swoop my baby hairs, i'm going to be using my eco styler gel and i'm just going to go ahead and let you watch let you guys watch me my baby hairs, because i can't explain that, to be honest, there's pink black girls in my Area, cold, dark skin like medium, keep it real from the jungle. Little vibe little once my baby hairs have been properly swooped. I'M using my elastic band to just you know, go ahead and lay them down, so they can set in place and plus this to hold down my wig, because this detangling process will cause some lifting going to hold this wig down here. I'M just cutting some light layers on the hair, so everything can look nice and um. I don't know flowy. I also like to always cut the ends of the hair because, like the curls from a lot better, when you cut it off because it does get a little bit processed when they dye it, this color so cutting off the ends. Just lets everything. Look nice and healthy for defining my hair. All i'm really using is water and a little squirt of this leave-in conditioner, just a little bit, i'm gon na be, and i'm gon na end up using another conditioner on the actual hair. So i squirt that in there and give it a good shake, so it can, you know, equally distribute itself. This hair was a bit dry, i'm assuming that's, because it was processed to be dyed blonde and you know dyeing hair blonde can dry the hair out. So my normal just water in a little bit conditioner was not giving what i needed to give for the hair. So first i drenched the hair with water and then i used this camille rose, curl aid, hair butter, hair pudding, and i used just a little bit because i don't want to weigh the hair down just literally. That much is how much i use on each side, and i just work this product into the hair, getting the ends just to give it some moisture, because just like your natural hair, if it's dry, the curls are not going to pop this hair was dry. So we needed some moisture to help it pop once the hair was feeling nice and moisturized, i'm going in with my paddle brush and just brushing brushing brushing until i start to see the curls form. The way that i want them to form in this step sometimes take a minute like you got, to keep brushing continuously till you see like the manufactured curl pattern, dissolve or break away, and you can start to see the actual like curl pattern form. You know i'm saying so: i'm brushing brushing brushing and i'm also scooping with my brush, and i like to scrunch the hair to get it to form into these little ringlets, and once you get the little little ringlets to form let the hair air dry don't run Your fingers through it leave it just like that to air dry in those ringlets, and you can separate it if you want to be bigger once the hairs air, dried, yeah yeah. I hope that makes sense. I think i just said a lot of words anyways. So i'm just going to go ahead and finish this side and do the other side and come back with the finished fully dried product. So i'm using some of this nairobi hair foam to go ahead and place on the top of the hair, the roots and make sure i'm working the product in this is going to help make sure my wig is nice and flat on top. You can do this with a hot comb as well, but i like, i started using the mousse over the hot comb, because you know it's not good to be using heat all the time on your hair and this just kind of works just as well as a Hot comb, in my opinion, so i'm just trying to make sure i'm brushing that foam through and just re-brushing the curls to set them in place again and i'm going to scrunch them one last time and let them sit and then i'll show you guys the fully Dried hair, i need some back up, then my ones are rolling things out my own business, i'm never in this, who am i i may get a slice of the cake on a house with a view and a new pair of shoes and i'm back and the Hair is fully dried, see the curls are definitely popping. I did use my fingers to separate the curls just a little bit just to help give it that volume here, i'm using my hot comb just a little bit to press everything down, especially in the part to get it nice and flat and then to also emphasize The part i'm using a light, shade, concealer and drawing that right in the middle. As you can see, it's gon na make that part pop make it look really long and just everything looks really nice and neat and professionally done, and there we go. That is how i installed this beautiful, lovely wig. Here are the finished results: okay, she's late, she's, flat she's, giving as always hope you guys enjoyed this video hope to see you in another. One make sure you like comment and subscribe and goodbye guys, peace out, girl scouts, see you in another one: okay, you say it's my destiny, driving back when it wasn't even in style to be, is