⚠️New Plucking Technique! My Zig Zag Part Plucking Method Tutorial Ft Yiroohair.Com Beginner Tips

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you are new here welcome, so today's video, I will be doing any tutorial on this wig that was sent to me from Yahoo. I'Ll have all of their information. The promo codes and direct links down below in the description box don't forget to check down below for more information. So when I opened up my package, I received my wig and a wig cap. The wake that was sent to me is a 150 percent density straight 13 by 4 lace, front, wig and 20 inches. The wig is pre plucked, it does come with baby hairs and adjustable strap and three combs. I am going for a top-up half down hairstyle with flips and because I want the flips in the top path over the ponytail to be the same exact length as the flips in the bottom half of the ponytail. I did get 20 inches in this way. Just so that when I put this hair up in a ponytail, I have enough length at the top. If I would have got this hair like a 16 inch or a 14 inch, the bottom half would have been the perfect length for my flips, but the ponytail at the top would have been too short. I don't want you to be able to see where the ponytail flip stop and where the bottom half of the flip start. If that makes any sense, so I do want it to be an all around even length, and you could do that. One or two ways you can basically add tracks around the base of the ponytail to extend the length or you can do. What I'm doing today is get a longer wig than you would need and then make sure that the ponytail is the length that you're going for and then just cut the bottom half to blend in with that ponytail. But eventually, if I'm not wearing this, this half up half down hairstyle and I take the hair down. The top is gon na be way longer, so that I'm just gon na have to eventually cut it all one length so that the overall way it can be. Even so, I'm super excited to be starting. This video, the first thing that I'll be doing, is grabbing. My hair dye, I do have one boxed hair dye from dark and lovely okay. So let's jump right into this tutorial. When you open up your box of dye, you will receive three items: you'll receive a cream developer, which is on your left, and that is 25 volume. You were Seve a middle product which is the fade-resistant rich conditioning. Hair color is basically a liquid color and you will receive the item on your right, which is a moisture, rich conditioner, we're going to just focus on the cream developer and the liquid hair color, which are the first two items I'm going to take. The top off of my cream developer and uncap the hair color and we're basically going to pour that darker bottle into the cream developer, tap it back and then we're going to shake it up for a few minutes just to make sure that it is fully mixed. It'S grabbing my quick blue extra-strength powder bleach, as well as my 20 volume developer, and I'm going to mix those two together to bleach the knots. So I have been getting a lot of questions on my zigzag method and I've been requested to do a full tutorial or a more in-depth video on how to get the results from my zigzag method. So basically, the first thing that I'm going to do is get my wig head and put a wig cap on the way case. I'M using a wig cap to do my zigzag method, because the wig cap is basically going to act as the color of your scalp. And if I was to just put the wig on the wig head, without using my wig cap, it'll be harder to see exactly how the wig is going to look once it's going. My head and the next thing that I'm going to do is grab the freshly dyed and washed wick that we just dyed jet-black and I'm just going to pin that over this wig cap you will need a few things. The first thing that you will need is a rat tail comb or some type of comb with a point for you to actually make that zigzag line. You don't need a clip just to clip the hair that you're not using, but you can visually see how much hair you're plucking you'll need tweezers, I'm using these from tweezer men. I love these because they're precise and they have an angled tip and you'll also need a bottle of water just to monitor how much you are plucking and to check your work. Okay, so let's get started okay, so the first thing that I am going to do is comb all of the hair back just so that I can gauge the hairline to see how much I am going to need to pluck - and I already see that there is Like a line of demarcation here, can you see that it's like thicker hair and there is a line of that thickness, all the way around? So I don't like that personally, I'm going to have to thin it out so that you won't notice that line of demarcation as much. The first thing that I'm going to do is basically just draw a line that just a section off this part, and then I am going to do my zigzag motion. So the reason why the base method does include a zigzag part is because it's easier for me to correct my mistakes when the line is a zigzag, as opposed to it being a straight line. If you are plucking a frontal or a lace, wig and you're doing straight lines, and you pluck too much in one area once you brush the hair, all back, there's gon na be like a noticeable bald spot where you pluck too much hair at, but now because We have a zigzag part here, or a zigzag line is going to basically cover your mistakes, if you so happen to pluck too much hair at once, and it looks super natural when you're doing the zigzag method as well. So I have my tweezers. I am just going to hold it this part of the hair back by using my clip and then I'm going to pull on this part here, and I am going to start at the base where the actual knot is and I going to pull the hair out And to check your work, all you have to do is pull that section back spray it with water and then comb it backwards or brush it backwards, and that will show you your progress, so we're just going to spend our time just plucking random hairs. You don't want to pluck too much in one area. You want to make sure that you are spreading out your plucking and you're just thinning out that line of demarcation and the hair line completely. So the zigzag line is part of the beige method and there are other customizations that I have within my method that, if you are unfamiliar with make sure you guys check out my previous videos that I have already uploaded, because I do share a lot of tips And tricks from my Monday, I also feel like this is the most foolproof method. If you are a beginner and yes definitely try it, and thank me later make sure you tag me if you do try this method. So now I'm just going to go behind that part and do another. It'S exact. It does not have to be identical to the zigzag that we just did, but you do want to do it behind the section that you first started on for the very front of the hairline. I do just move the hair all back and then I tweeze random hairs from it all right. So now we're gon na basically do the hairline in sections. The next section is going to be above the one that we did and about this much space. So I'm gon na start with my initial part and then I'm going to do that. Sit back okay! So now that we have completed the laced tent, it is now time to move on to cutting out my hairline with plastic wrap. I have a full tutorial on this method if you have not already seen that video make sure you guys click the link down below or somewhere on the screen to be taken to that specific video thanks for watching I'll have all of the information down below in The description box don't forget to check down below for more info, and I will have the second video, which is the styling video for this wig posted soon hit that subscribe button. If you have not already - and I can't wait to see you all in my next video bye guys - is basil -