No Plucking Needed ‍♀️ | 13X6 Curly Lace Frontal Wig | Wigginshair

Hi guys, i'm back today with another video, this one is going to be brought to you by the company's wiggins hair, but before i get started on all the details, guys please make sure to hit the subscribe button also turn those notifications on, because you don't want To miss out on any of my videos, this unit that i will be showing you guys today is their 13 by 6 curly lace, frontal wig, it's 180 in density and it's 20 inches in length. This one does come with a comb in the back and your adjustable straps, also two combs on the side, and you do get a removable elastic band. That is the parting space area. It is a little bit light, but we definitely are going to work with it and you also do get a pre plugged hairline and some baby hairs in the front that you can customize. Now i did go ahead and co-wash this unit, using my aussie moist, shampoo and conditioner. I did not define the curls, i just washed it and just kind of let it sit without any product in it, and then i did go ahead and put my even new york tint spray in the color medium brown right at the front of the hairline. Now the front of the hairline does come slightly bleach, but i went ahead and bleached the rest of the unit, of course, to make it look more scalp-like. This is a swiss lace unit. However, it is not hd lace, so it is not going to be as thin, but you can definitely still make it look natural right here. I am just going around the ear area and cutting off that excess lace. Now, as far as the fit on this unit goes, it does fit me okay, because it does have the adjustable, strap, plus the removable elastic band. So i really didn't have to worry about it, slipping and sliding off of my head and then once i cut around my ears, i am going to go ahead and cut off the rest of the lace. As you guys can see, the lace part is coming off. More of a grayish tone, so that's why i added that tint right at the front of the hairline, and i could have just went slightly bit darker but once i add my powder and stuff in is definitely going to help for today i will be using my Got to be high, insta hole spray. You guys know. I have been loving this stuff lately. I love the way that it smells. I love that it really is not flaky at all and it just dries down really really quick. Of course, it will run on your face so keep a towel close by to just kind of catch those areas that it runs down, but for the most part, once i put this lace on top of the spray it already is starting to dry down. But i like to go in with the end of my rat tail comb and kind of press the lace down, and then i like to use the blow dryer to speed up the process, not necessarily going to focus on the parting space today. So i am going to pull out some of those hairs in the front and look how well that looks. It looks so natural and so flawless that looks so pretty right there, but, like i said, i'm not going to focus on the parting space today, i'm mostly going to focus on the hairline area and then also kind of do like a flip over method. You will see a little bit of parting space, but it won't be defined, so i'm just cutting that hair down shorter in the front and then i'm going in with my got to be gel and i will customize the baby hairs to my liking. Of course, you can definitely skip out on this step. I did not go in and pluck out any more hairs in the front area. This is just how the wig came, so i'm just pulling out those hairs in the front to just kind of open up the hairline a little bit more beginner and you are afraid of doing any type of plucking. I would just pull out a little bit of those hairs and just kind of swoop them nothing too deep and heavy, but just a little bit and then, of course, if you are more on the advanced side and you want a more natural hair line, you can Always go in and pluck out just a little bit more. It comes to baby hair. I do have to play around with them and kind of get them to mold, to the shape that i need them to mold to. I prefer mine to look as natural as possible. I don't like them to look super thick now because i am using got to be gel. There is no need for me to really have to mold this down because it dried down so quick, because i did not have to use a lot so i'm going to go in with my wax stick around the hairline. You can take any wax. Stick that you have just take it around the hairline and then i am going in with my hot comb. This hot comb is from kendra's boutique. I get questions about this all the time sometimes she's out of stock, and sometimes it is back, but this is the best hot comb that i have ever had. It does heat up all the way to 500 degrees. So you want to be very careful when using this, because it is very, very hot, as you guys can see, this hair is very thick and full. It is starting to get frizzy so to tighten this down some and to kind of go for the wet. Look. I'M going to go in with my continuous spray bottle and then i will be taking a wide tooth comb to get through the hair and i'm making sure to focus on the ends and, as you guys can see, even with the y2 comb. It was very easy for me to comb through, but i did decide to take the paddle brush just to kind of define the waves and the curls just a little bit more as this is so much hair. I did have to go into sections and detangle. This hair, because it was just too much but, like i said i did co-wash this using my shampoo and conditioner, and i didn't put any other products in it until i am doing it right now after i am done, detangling this and making sure that it is Wet enough, i am going to go in with my. She is bomb fuse foam to add a little bit of definition to it not going to put too much, because i don't want this to come out too sticky, but just enough to where it can keep the wet look. Now, while doing this process, i did get a little bit of shedding and i did notice some in the paddle brush. It wasn't too much to where i was going to feel like the hair was going to be bald immediately and then, while styling it. Of course, i didn't run across any tangles because it was still wet. So that is something that i would have to focus on when dry, and i did not wear this unit for a long period of time. Taking my powder and going around the hairline just to make the lace look a little bit more natural, and then i am still going to put some into the parting space, even though i didn't really focus on the parting space. I still wanted to look open and look like scalp hair started to dry up really quick, especially in the back, so the only thing that i forgot to do was put in my garnier fructis sleek and shine serum. This is the final look of this unit. This unit is very pretty. It is very full. This unit does go all the way up to 24 inches and then 250 is the highest density. Now the lace on this unit was fine. I did not notice any major issues as far as me: blending it down and making it match my skin and looking like scalp, you get your six inches of parting space, so it is very versatile guys. Let me know what you think about this curly frontal unit. If you are feeling it, i'm gon na make sure to leave all the links down below in the description area. 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