Wig Transformation| Plucking + Styling Ft.Hairsmarket

Hey girl, hey welcome back to my channel, as you can see. While i tie the video, your girl is back again with the hair tutorial shout out to hair markers response in today's video y'all. We doing a four by four today. So if y'all want to see how i went from looking like this to that, just keep watching y'all y'all know all my weight. Tutorials are real real details, so we're gon na go ahead and get into the structure of this wig so y'all. This is what the 4x4 is giving. It comes with two clips on the side, a clip in the back, and this is in the inch um, 24 inches y'all. This is the natural curl. This is a kinky curl. I haven't manipulated or did anything to the hair. Yet this is basically how the hair looks right out the pack. I also do want to show y'all what else they sent me. This is the plastic bag that the wig came in just in case some of y'all was wondering it also comes with a wig cap. Um some eyelashes, which is real real bomb. These are kind of like my style um. Also it comes with a bonnet y'all. This is just so freaking cute, because it's a two-tone body. It has this light, like rose type of color, and then it has this gold. Color and then you can adjust your bonnet as well. This is just super duper cute. This is honestly the highlight of the packaging like y'all. This is just this is just cute like you going to bed, and so, if you want to bed and style and y'all know, silk is really really good for your hair because it doesn't take like the moisture out of your hair. It also came with this little um packet right here, and this basically just gives you instructions on um, basically in 30 days, um, if you want to return the hair, for whatever reason you can um, it gives you examples of their curls. They have deep wave, kinky, curl, loose, wave, um, lace, closures, lace, front tools, baby y'all; they basically have everything um you need so right here. It just tells you how to care for the hair wash the hair, the different types of glue you can use on the hair. It'S just a little bit painfully letting y'all know all about the hair, but i did not pluck the arm frontal of the hair, yet it did come pre-pluck but y'all know i like a natural hair line, so i'm going to go in and pluck it a little More on camera, we're going to be doing some detail, um plucking today. So this is how it looks um before it's plugged. It comes pre-proc a little bit, but i'm going to show y'all how i pluck my units. Okay. So here's a closer look of the 4x4 closure. It is this lace, so it's like a medium brown. If you're a lighter skin tone to me, i would recommend bleaching your knots, so what i usually do when i plug any frontal or closure. I kind of part like a centimeter and a half before the front of the hairline. I part it and then i comb it out and then i just begin plucking and my method to puffin is plucking very, very precise. Don'T pluck too hard because i have ripped a couple um leaves and with swiss lace. Anything! That'S not like a soft lace. You do want to be very, very careful um when you're plucking, so i'm gon na go real close, so y'all can see what i'm doing so right here, i'm just plucking about two to three hairs and i'm doing it very very precise. This part of the video is um sped up, so it may look like i'm plucking. It really really rough, but in actuality y'all, i'm not plucking it that rough um and what i start doing is plucking towards the rest of the hair and then once i feel like it's thinning out a little bit. I start plucking the other side of the um lace. Another thing i notice is a lot of people will pluck without direction, don't just pluck and pluck and plug, and you can't see if you over plucking it or like what you're doing so. What i usually do is pluck a little bit and then i'll comb, some of the hair out and i'll comb, the hairline back just so. I can see how much i pluck because i notice a lot of people over pluck their units and sometimes that doesn't look too bad on camera, but in person, when you over pluck a unit, you can see it. It'S going to look like the screen door. Y'All y'all know what screen door i'm talking about you're, going to see the little boxes, so you want to make sure you comb it out every fruit, every few um strokes, y'all, you don't want to just keep plucking plucking plucking and not knowing how much you plugged. So you just want to comb it out and then pluck plug. I can already see the difference here. I didn't want the hairline to be over plucked, so i didn't really go in depth in depth. Plucking it. I usually do one centimeter behind the hairline and then i do one inch behind the hairline and if i'm really trying to look laid and i'm trying to give scalp y'all i'll, even go further to do two inches behind the hairline right now, i'm just taking my Hot comb and just laying out my hairline this step is very, very beneficial. I honestly cannot believe i used to do my hair without hot comb and get y'all. I used to just pop wigs on my head. Pluck it and i used to just brush it back like this, hot comb has been a lifesaver like y'all it really just it. It really saves the look, and at first i used to be scared to hot comb, the front of the hair when it was kinky, hair or curly hair, because i thought i was going to be taking the curls out of it. But once you put water on it or conditioner or any type of moisture on the hair, the curls pop um back as you all can see. Like look, y'all. Look at the front of that frontal. Like it's a big difference. It'S a super super duper, um, big difference and the hair look jet black on camera, but it's actually a natural um color. It'S like a natural black, so i decided that i wanted to do a middle part, and although this is a four by four closure, y'all, it's giving very much five by five. The part was really really deep. I was shocked um with that. So what i'm going to do here is part it and i'm going to go ahead and take my flat iron to try to lay it down a little more also. I did want to um mention that i'm going to pluck it a little on my head too, because i realize i did not pluck enough. I also did want to mention the density of this unit is 150, but i felt like it was giving 200 plus density. This wig was very, very full and thick. That'S why it took me a while to like lay the hair down. I was hot combing it for a good 30 to 40 minutes y'all. It took a while for me to lay that, and the lighter part of my part is a cap. I did go ahead and remove that later on in the video. So i don't want y'all thinking, that's concealer or that's over bleached or processed lace, but no y'all. That'S just my cap, underneath it um right here i was kind of trying to decide before i laid it. If i had it pulled down close enough, my forehead is small, so i always make the mistake of putting it too close like two on my forehead, because you don't want to put it on your hairline, so i always make the mistake of doing that. So it took me a while to decide where i wanted um to lay my lace and again i am laying it with the got to be hold. I do have my spray spray, but i decided not to use it for this. Look because i knew i was only going to wear this wig for about a week or so so i didn't want an extreme like whole, hey y'all, so this is the finished look. All the information on this unit will be listed down in the description box below i noticed once i got to the glue dried, it did turn a little white. So if you see something a little white in the front of my hairline, that's just gel um. I love the way it came out. I wanted to go for, like this wet bust down middle part, look and y'all. It was given i'll see y'all in my next video peace.