No Bleaching, No Plucking Needed‍♀️| 13X6 Water Wave Lace Front Wig

Hey guys, i'm back today with another video, this one is brought to you by wild african wig and i'm just showing you guys some of the items that come in the box they sent over these nice lashes. I was like okay, okay, while african i see you with the lashes now before i get started on all the wig details. Guys, please make sure to hit the subscribe button turn on notifications on. So you don't miss out on any of my videos, this unit that i will be showing you guys today is their 13 by 6 water wave lace, front wig. I have it in the length 20 inches it's 150. In density. This one does come with your invisible swiss lace, the pre-plux hairline bleach knots, and it comes with an elastic band. Now the curl pattern straight out of the package is super. Pretty please keep in mind that these curls are very tight. However, your curl pattern is not going to stay this way when you wash it. I repeat, it is not going to stay this way when you wash it. If you want it to stay like that, then you might not want to add anything to it and just kind of fluff it out a little bit now you guys already know i was going to wash my wig, so i decided to wash my wig and keep It in the middle part and then move those baby hairs out of the way, and that is what the hairline is looking like remember. It does come with a pre-plucked hairline and those knots are bleached and it looks really good. I didn't do anything extra to it. Now this wig was a little bit big on me. However, i chose not to use an elastic band or anything, because i do plan on using spray to adhere and melt the lace down. But i am making sure that it is lined up correctly, because i do need to go around my ear and cut off the excess lace. And the last thing you want to do is: have it not lined up right and then you end up cutting off more lace on one side than the other side. This is the amount of hair that i took from around my ear area. It wasn't too much at all and i'm just going to work on cutting off the rest of this lace. Now this lace color on this unit is a light brown color and i feel like it's not too light. It was a little bit light, but not too light to where i felt like i had to go in and use my tint, i'm gon na go in with my favorite right now, which is the got to be high, insta hole spray and i am going to Work on melting, this lace down. I definitely want this to be melted and slayed. So i'm going to spray around my hairline area and i'm spraying above my hairline and of course i always have a semi damp towel close by, so that i can wipe up any type of spray. That kind of runs down my face because trust and believe me, sometimes it definitely can get messy after everything has dried down completely. I'M going to use a towel and go around the hairline area and just kind of clean up where that spray kind of ran down, and then this is what the lace is looking like so far without any powder or anything, it looks really good. This is that swiss, invisible lace so you're not going to have any issues with language. Now i am going to add some baby hairs at the front of the hairline. If you don't want to do this, of course, you can definitely skip this step and keep it as is now for today i am going in with my lotta body foam and i usually use the she is bomb fuse foam, and that gives it a really nice Hold this was really soft, so i had to kind of keep going in and playing around with the baby hairs. I didn't want to add any gel, and i'm kind of happy that i use this even though it took me, a few tries to kind of play around with them to get them. How i wanted them, but i like how they looked really soft and natural. After i was done, see me going back and forth with styling the baby hairs in the front, because one side ended up looking a little bit better to me versus the other side. So i had to kind of go back in and fix it and just play around with it. Like i said, baby hairs take patience, especially if you want them to come out looking a certain way, but i just can never get one swoop and done. It does not work like that. For me, if it does, it's really rare, but i always have to end up kind of going in and fixing them and when you do that, make sure you have a clean edge brush. You don't want to keep putting left over product in the hair because you don't want it to start flaking up on the hairline. Now that i am happy with that, i am going to tie that down using my wig grip. Yes, your wig grip can be used to tie down them edges because that's what i like to use it for i'm going to use it in multiple ways. But now i'm going in with my water bottle and then i will be using my garnier fruity sleek and shine leave in conditioner. I did not want to weigh this hair down too much now. This is a good amount of hair. It has a nice density to it. I can definitely feel it, so it is really thick is the standard density on the website. If you guys are looking for another type of density, you may want to reach out to the company and see if it is offered, but for this length and the density i feel like it is perfect. If you want some big hair, don't care, then this is definitely going to work for you. It'S really quick and easy. Now, i'm just going to take my wax stick and go around the top. I'M not going to put any heat at the top of the unit, but i did notice a little bit of fly ways i just want to make sure they are laying down and then i'm going to go ahead and take off the wig grip and it did Take a little bit longer for this foam to dry versus the other foam that i am used to using. So i just have to have a little bit more patience with that wig grip being on the front of my hairline, but i definitely still worked it out. I just took that wax in that one area and then i'm going to go around the front of the hairline and just kind of sleek and press everything out to help prevent against any type of flyaways and also control frizziness. I'M going to just put a little bit of my garnier fructis sleek and shine serum and also make sure to put some around the front area and then make sure to get some at the ends of the hair. And then i'm going to go in with my ruby kisses powder at first, the color that i went in with was a little bit too dark. So i am going to end up kind of correcting that i didn't need too much powder around the hairline because, as you guys can see, the lace went in really well with my skin and i'm just going to place a little bit of powder into the parting Space - this is what the unit looks like after i am done, styling it. It came out really pretty, and this hair is very soft. It'S really nice and thick. They definitely did not cheat you out of density. Now. The length on this unit once again is 20 inches and it looks a little bit longer on me, but they also offer this starting at 14 inches and it goes up to 22 inches. Now the lace on this unit, the pre-plugs hairline, the bleach, knots the parting space. It definitely gets two thumbs up. For me. It looks really natural and just laid down really flat. I don't have any cons when it comes to that now when i wash the wig the first initial wash, i did get some shedding because it was in those tight curls, but when i styled it, i didn't have many problems. Let me know how you guys are feeling this water wave look if you are interested, i'm going to make sure to leave a link down below guys. Don'T forget to subscribe to my channel once again turn those notifications on share and like this video, and i will see you guys next time, bye, guys you