Glueless Install | How To Pluck & Style A 4X4 Closure Wig Bob | Mslynn Halloween Sale

Hey beauties, it's daisy and i'm back with another video. Today we have this 4x4 closure lace, front wig, and i'm going to show you how to get this installed from start finish, starting off with this wig. This is how it looks straight out the packaging i actually plucked it a little bit in the front i didn't want to over, pluck it so i'm going to show you guys how i pluck it some more off camera. So you want to keep in mind that you are going to need to pluck this wig. If you want to look as natural as possible and don't worry, i am going to show you how to do that. First, i use my wax stick just to get the hairline um a little bit straight. It actually helps when you use your hot comb and a wax stick. Those two together are like gold and i'm just going to keep straightening that hair. As much as i can talk towards the top and then i'm going to go in with the flat iron, you kind of want to just work towards the top at first, so you can get all the bulkiness out of it. You know out of this wig, we don't want any bulkiness. It does not look cute at all when you got a big old lump in the back of your head or the sides not cute, and then i'm going to use my afro g glosser just to give it some shine and some moisture. When i do straighten my wig and if you're curious, i am using my cheek flat iron - and this is my go-to flat iron to get my wig super straight. So if you haven't noticed this hair is actually shorter towards the back it just kind of like fits your face perfectly, which i, like i hate when my wigs are like too long in the back. I just want, like a cute little wig style. Now i noticed that this wig just didn't get completely straight with my hot comb towards the top, so i'm just taking smaller sections and going in with the hot comb that actually helps with the bulkiness um. Now we're going to get into plucking this hairline a little bit more as you can see, i did pluck it, but it doesn't look as natural as i would like, so i'm just going to pluck it towards my liking. Even after i did this wig, i decided that i might need to go back and pluck, but you never want to like over pluck. Sometimes under plucking is better, so you can just go back and when you do your second install, you can just make sure the wig looks exactly the way you like it, because once you over pluck there's no turning back and make sure you pluck in separate sections Throughout your hair, so it can look more natural towards the front huh um, oh um, all right now that looks a little bit better, really a lot way more better. Let me get my words right: okay, so i'm just cutting off the lace now and we're gon na. Do a glueless install now, i'm going back in with my flat iron. I am using bigger sections. Since this hair is shorter, you can use smaller sections. It actually might come out better that way, but i like it to have that natural look. Sometimes when you straighten it too much, the wig gets super flat and it doesn't have any volume. So i didn't want to make it super straight. Another thing is that this closure, the hair, is actually shorter than the rest of the wig, so you might see like a few little pieces that look shorter now it's time for the baby hairs a few little swoops. This is optional. You guys know the hairline. Didn'T look like it was super plucked, which i spent a lot of time, plucking, but hey once you pull out these little baby hairs, you can see the difference and i'm just going to cut those get those right and to my liking, i'm using some styling mousse. I like to use that first to get the shape going and then i go back in with the guts to be glued, so i can make sure that the swoops stay. I try not to use too much glue because i don't like the baby hairs to look harsh. They look more natural, hey boo, there's my little baby in the back, i'm getting distracted but yeah. So if you use too much glue, the hair lines tend to look. You know too sharp like too much going on. I don't know so: i'm just cutting the hairline some more, so i can make it shorter now that i got an idea where my swoops are going to lay and then i'm going to go back in with that glue. Oh now that the swoops are semi done, i want to do a little bit more plucking. I did not bleach these knots so, as i was doing, the wig i was like i probably should have gone in and bleached these knots, but it looked really natural and then sometimes i just want to show you guys how it would look. If you don't bleach the knots, because not everyone likes to do that, and it still came out flawless, it's just - you can see a little bit of that hairline or those knots or whatever, but in person you really can't see them in pictures and everything. So it looks good. I love the way that this hair came out. It looks really natural. This is like a perfect summer bob and then i'm going back in with my hot comb, because i want to make sure that everything lays exactly the way i want it to, and i also use my gots to be spray just so i can make sure there's No fly aways and make sure that the hair isn't just like covering up those little bitty baby hairs. We want to make sure that those do show through um and then to fill in this parting space, i'm just using some concealer or you can use whatever foundation. You use for the day so it can match your face and everything can just be as close to perfect as possible, and here is the final look super cute. This hair is flowy. It'S soft. I love everything about it. I just hate that the hairs are shorter towards the closure, but they do blend in very well. This hairline looks bomb thanks to this plug-in by your girl, and i just love this wig. 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