30 Inch Hd Water Wave Wig How To Properly Melt Your Lace! Step By Step Tutorial | Yolissa Hair

Hey guys welcome to my channel and welcome back if you are a returning viewer, so today we're gon na. Have you guys this is install on this beautiful 30 inch water wave wig? That is perfect for the summertime you guys. So if you guys would like to see how installed it keep on watching so, firstly, i'm taking my bald cap and i'm stretching that around my head, trying to get. You feel me as wide as possible because that's what gets it nice and flat and then i'm going to take my scissors cut around my ear so that we can get started with this spray because i like to use spray for my bob cap glue. It just is more messy spray is less messy, so i'm using my ebb and wonder lace spray in the extra mega hoe. This is the black can and i'm spraying that all around my hairline, you feel me. This is all to ensure we got a ball cap. You know what i'm saying because, but i mean you don't have to do a bucket, but i prefer to do ball caps. Like i don't know, i feel like when you don't do a ball cap and you install wigs, which i do you can still see the cap and with the bald cap when it's laying flat on your head, and you have the makeup on it's so seamless. So i do recommend to actually do the bald cap for the most natural um results, but yeah. So now that that is blow dried. I blow dried it on a high cool setting which, on the edmond wonderlay spray, can it gives you the instructions to do it. On a cool high setting but um yeah, now i'm taking my scissors and i'm cutting all of the excess um cap off and i'm stretching it out because i don't want it to be too far down on my head because yeah i don't want to take my Whole forehead the away, but yes, i'm just cutting all of that off continuing with this bald cap, i'm going to take my ruby, kisses cream foundation in the color art d15 and this foundation brush, and i'm just going to press all of that makeup. Okay into this cap, to ensure, like i mean right where the cap ends, i'm pressing the foundation there so that it can really give scalp and then i'm just spreading it out around all the way. But i really like to focus it um around the perimeter of the cap, but for my actual lace on the wig, i used this lace blend in the shade honey lace tint by the wig dealer. She had sent this to me thanks so much and y'all. It worked really well and i was not going to use this lace tint, but i was like i need to because when i was bleaching these knots, i was kind of nervous. I don't know why i was so like anxious when it came to this wig. I think it's because i wanted to come out really good, so i ended up under bleaching the knots and i'm like breath. This has to blend. So i used the um lace 10, but then i added a little bit of that rd15 cream foundation and it was the perfect blend like you can even tell that. I did not bleach my knots like all the way to the t, but now that the wig is on, i just hot combed, all the hairs back, because it gives it a more cleaner look once installed and i'm taking my sephora rubbing alcohol and i'm just cleaning Off my skin with this napkin, it is important to clean off your skin yo, because if you don't it's not going to stick and i've been getting a lot of questions about when to apply the lace after the glue is on, it has to be tacky, not Dry, not wet, but tacky, and when i say tacky i mean sticky, so you can take your finger even the tool that you're using to apply the glue and just press it on it and see when it's sticky and that'll tell you that it's ready to be Applied and then on top of that, you don't want to just do two layers. Bro two layers is not going to cut. You want to do three, four five and up okay, but yeah, as you can see, and on also a lot of instructions with lace glue. It says to apply a thin layer, a thin layer. Oh my gosh, i'm standing but y'all be using a whole lot of glue. I'M telling y'all you do not need that much. That is also why it takes so long to dry and then it won't get tacky use a thin amount. But in this install i used four layers: blow-dried it on a high cool setting and um yeah, as you guys can see, i'm just trying to spread it out the best way that i can and make it look seamless like i'm really trying to follow this bald Cap because i look bald like y'all, can see that i'm trying to place this wig exactly where it should be, like my eyes, be so stuck in the mirror, because i'll be focused, as you all should to be very focused for the best outcome. But yeah. My badge, i didn't tell what glue i was using. I was using ghost bond platinum glue, but i'm done with that goddamn glue i have switched over. You guys will see in my next tutorial that i use a different glue. You guys will just have to see but yeah, because they don't be sticking like that. It'S hot outside - and i do not have time for my lace to be getting gooey and gummy because of the hot ass sun, but um yeah. I just applied this wig to my head. I'M pressing it down with my finger so that it can really stay stationed and melt into the glue and i'm taking my elastic band and i'm just going to tie that around and let it sit and, in the meantime style this hair. So i love using my hot comb. If you guys know if you don't but yeah, y'all love using my hot comb, as you can see, i'm going in real time and i'm just slowly using the hot comb to press out these hairs, because the way that it's plucked and the way that you pluck Your wigs period, it just looks clean when you hot comb that hairline it makes it look so natural. So i like to hot comb it while the elastic band is on before i actually style it. So now i'm creating my part. This was a 13x4 lace, so i did go for a deep sea type. You feel me curved parting and i want you to be super deep and towards the side. So i just took some of that heat. Protecting serum spray just to get the hair flat and for the um heat to have something to process through if that makes sense, so that i can, you know, really get this hair flat to get this parting flat. So the part is there and taken care of. I took off the elastic band and now i'm using my eyebrow razor to cut off this lace in a zigzag motion. Also you guys, if you apply your wigs a lot. I do recommend stacking up one eyebrow razors. If that's, what you cut your lace with, because they'd be getting dull and when they're dull, it's not as good to like cut lace off with like it just works a lot smoother when you have a fresh eraser and they're, only like a dollar or 99 cents. So yeah, because i'd be mad when this time for me to inside the wig and i'd, be like damn my freaking uh, my eraser is stole because they don't cut as good but um yeah. So i just got done cutting that, and now i'm trying to part out my baby hairs. I knew that i wanted to have them, have a fluffy vibe to them, so i wanted them to be a little thicker, so yeah. Those are the baby hairs that i pulled out also plucking. This wig was a little bit difficult because i didn't bleach the knots that well, so it was hard to like pluck it, because i was plucking away black knots like it wasn't giving scalp, but it turned out looking really good, like i'm, actually proud of how this Install came out because one the wig was kind of too big for my head and then the knots not being bleached. I was worried, but she came out really cute. So yeah, i'm just pulling out all of my baby hairs. I clipped the ones on the side away because it was all up in my face, but um yeah, i'm just making sure everything is even on both sides - hot combing, the baby hairs, so that they can lay flat and look as natural. So i wanted this to lay even more, not even like more flat. What am i talking about, but give even more scalp, because, like i was saying, i didn't bleach the knots that well and i wanted to make sure it was seamless like none of those dots was visible. So i took some more of the rd15 cream foundation in that makeup brush and i am just patting that over the lace and it definitely helped i put my elastic band back on to give it even more scalp y'all feel me. You know we have to use the elastic bands when i start the install it's a process but yeah. I just use my lusters for nutrients wax stick and i am flattening out to this hair even further, so that you know it can be nice and flat. I like when my curly hair is, i don't know about y'all, but i like, when the top is super flat, so i'm just pressing through the hair really really good. I did this for at least 10 minutes bro like i was really trying to make sure it was looking flat using the product over and over again at least twice, but boom yeah. It was giving scalp. I was so shocked, y'all. I was like, oh my god, because it definitely was not giving this at first like before. I put this wig on. It was not looking like it was going to give scope, but enough of that, i'm taking my eyebrow razor and i am shaving off these baby hairs, keeping them pretty long and um. I like to cut it off one by one after i do it once just because it makes it look more natural, in my opinion, having them kind of sporadically and just different lengths, but um yeah so boom. This is how we are looking before we curl them. It'S giving scalp is getting flat on the baby hairs, but yeah i like to curl upwards and i'm using my kiss half inch pencil flat iron. You guys you guys, can find this at your local beauty, supply store or even on amazon or anywhere else online. If you search it up, i'm not sure but um yeah, i like to curl upwards for the baby hairs in the front and then on my sideburns i like to curl them under it. Just gives it a different vibe for the sideburn. I don't know, but um yeah, that's how i like to curl them. I applied a small amount of got to be glue gel in the black bottle and i'm using my the bottom of the edge brush. I like to use the comb side to get the to get it nice and crispy. I don't know why i'm stuttering, all of a sudden i was doing so good, but um yeah, so i kind of wanted to have like two different baby hair swoops. If that makes sense um, i don't know if you could tell, but i did curl these two pieces separately, so yeah i was trying to form them into each other, but still having the one in the front kind of swooped over it. So yeah, that's the vibe. I was going for and in order to achieve stuff like this, if you're using gel, you don't want to use a lot of gel because then it's not going to leave the fluffiness from flat ironing them at the bottom there. It'S just going to take it away and leave it looking flat, so just be mindful and don't use a good in a lot amount of gel. If you want to achieve fluffy baby hairs, especially because once they um wear out, they will look super fluffy. But if you use a lot of gel, it's just going to yeah like a little crusty and very uniform, but um yeah, i'm swooping, i'm swooping trying to get these sideburns right with a little curl and i saved the one in the middle for last because i Didn'T know exactly how i wanted it to look or yeah. I just didn't know how i wanted it to look, but now that i knew i'm just swooping it, and the reason why i did it in the middle is because this wig was too big. It was a medium-sized cap and i agreed to it. So that's my bad, but i am usually a small cap so like it was wrinkly in the front like before i installed it, so i knew after time it was going to be more wrinkly. So i was like, let me just put this little side, not sideburn, but baby hair in the front so that it won't look super crazy but um yeah, i hot combed it back. That'S kind of the finished look when it comes to the uh styling portion of the hair of the lace, but now into this hair. I want to show you guys the true length of it. I am 411. So that's what it looks like on me. Um, like i said it's 30 inch, 20, 250 density and i washed and conditioned this hair after i bleached the knot. So the hair texture was really pretty and that's what i was showing you guys. It was so pretty. I didn't even really need to manipulate these curls, so i just wet the front of the hair and where, like it was combed out for me, styling it and use a little bit of product which was auntie jackie's flawless, pudding perfecting uh. What is it pattern? Pudding? Perfecting cream or whatever y'all could read it, but um yeah. I used literally a little bit just on the places that i wet, so it can match the rest of the hair and um yeah hot combing that again making everything, seamless and look put together, and i just shaved that little piece off because yeah it was not Intertwining with that, but yes, it's looking all flat. It'S looking all good. It'S looking complete, but now i'm going to take my ruby cases cream foundation in the shade 0. 9. Oh actually it was oh, not oh, but 11. Oh, my goodness, and this little makeup brush to make our part nice and clean and look very natural and then i'm taking some more of that icy fantasia heat protecting serum in my hot comb just to leave it having a nice finishing touch, you know looking nice And polished, but this is the end result. This is what the lace is. Looking like, the baby hairs, the hair in general, yes, make sure to check the description box for all the information on this hair and um, as well as information on me. Follow me on instagram tick. 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