Deep Wave Closure Wig Install Abby Hair

Hey dolls, so i am back so i'm coming to show you guys this install really super cute for the summer. I love the curly tropical vibe that it gives you want to know where i got this hair from how i installed it. How i blended out everything and just made it look really good, then keep on watching okay dog. So this hair is actually from abby hair. They do have a aliexpress store. So this is the box here got a little bit in um transit. So this is the bag that the hair came in. So this is a 28 inch deep wave. Wig 180 density also sent some little goodies, so i have some wig caps. I didn't use a wig cap for this install at all um and then i also have some blinged out like bobby, pin, hair clips and they're like gold or like a rose gold color with some clear stones. So definitely we'll use those at some point and then there is also a hair care guide in here um as well for the company. So yeah, that's what came in the box real, simple and easy. So this is the wig. This is actually a 4x4. I believe closure yeah, because maybe it's a 5x5 either a 4x4 or a 5x5. I will put it down below or put it on the screen. I can't remember right off, but yeah. This is how the hair turned out. It'S super cute. The curls are kind of like clumped together, so i'm kind of just wanting to separate a few of them to give a more full curly vibe, but the hair is very full. I just you know like to wet my hair down with conditioner and everything, so it kind of tames it down somewhat, but i think it's so cute and it gives like a tropical vibe, especially like with the makeup and the outfit that i have on so yeah. I really like how the hair turned out um. So if y'all want to see how i did this install and all of that then continue to watch, i said that already at the beginning, but yeah let's get into the video okay dog, so i'm just putting the wig on. You can already see that this curl pattern is so pretty, so i'm just going to go ahead and fix the wig and make sure that i have it centered off, and everything like that. I did already bleach the knots and pluck the wig as well. So i'm just moving it up to make sure that it is placed where i want it to be, and then i'm going to grab my wig dealer melting spray and start spraying, my wig down. So i'm just going to spray all across the hairline so that the wig can lay and melts into place. And whenever i do this, i like to spray a little and dab it with my finger to make sure that it is not going to run down my forehead or anything, and also i do like to remove these little tabs as well. I usually will cut them off before i go in and spray the wig down at all, but i forgot and i started spraying so i'm just going to go ahead and remove those because it does kind of hinder the wig from laying as flat as possible. So i'm just going to spray again on those little side pieces after i have removed that extra lace on the sides, because those little pieces are kind of doubled up. So then, i'm gon na go in with my rat tail comb in my blow dryer and just press the lace into place, and then i'm gon na grab a makeup palette and use the black color just to cover those little areas. On the side where the lace was doubled up because it kind of looks a little brownish tan right there, like i don't know if y'all can kind of see that, but this just kind of conceals it. So i'm just using a little bit of eyeshadow to do that. This area really isn't going to show, but i didn't want it to show like a tan color. So then, i'm going to start cutting my lace off and i'm just using a really sharp small pair of scissors. These are scissors from the sewing section. I always like to tell y'all where you know whatever i'm using is from just in case. You are looking for it. I got mines from hobby lobby if anyone is wondering, but i'm sure you can get them at any kind of crap or sewing type of store. So i'm just cutting off the lace. All the lace has been removed and then i'm going to go in and use some alcohol to just remove any excess hairspray that is in front of that hairline area and then just trimming off any excess lace once again and then going back in with the melting Spray for a second time just to lay those edges back down where the wig has kind of lifted. Up from me cutting off the lace, because i do have to kind of pull back and cut it off to make sure that i get it as close as possible. So just spray the area back down over again and then i'm going to go back in with my rat tail comb, pressing the lace down in my blow dryer on a cool, slash, medium setting, and once i do that, then i'm going to grab my elastic band And just tie that off and this is going to help the lace melt into the skin even more because it's really tight and it just adds some extra weight to it. So it's just pulling it and holding it in place. Then i kind of comb the hair out a bit because i do have to go in and wet the hair, so you can kind of see how full this hair is. While it's in its more natural state and now you can see how the hairline is looking. So it looks pretty good, but now we need to go in and lay down the area for the parts. So i'm starting off and going section by section so starting closer to where the tracks actually start. I just use a wax: stick lace them down and then go in with my hot comb and mold it down into place. So i'm just going to keep going section by section laying it down okay, so i'm just laying it down with the hot comb. I had to stop for a second and come back and do my voice over, so i'm just continuing to lay it down section by section. The wax stick really does help to melt the hair into place and get it to lay even flatter if you're, just using the hot comb with no product, it's not going to lay as flat. This is kind of like the old school pressing kind of method. Like you know, when you use the grease, it's just going to get it that much straighter. So that's what i'm doing and i'm working my way to the middle, where the part is actually it and then i'm gon na do the same thing on the other side as well. So after i have did all of the sections - and i reach back to where the parting area is, i'm just making sure that my part is straight and then i'm gon na go in and lay that section down once again, just following the same steps over and Over just to get the wig really nice and flat at the top on this side of the wig, it was a little bit more pushed up. So you really have to work it and go section by section to get it nice and flat and get it to match the other side, and you also do want to always hot comb, some hair, going towards the back to make sure that you're not having any Tracks exposed in the back of the wig. So now i'm going to work on doing my baby hairs, because i did want some baby hairs for this install. So i just take a section of hair part it down and then go in and cut it using an eyebrow razor, and then i'm also going to take my wrapping foam mousse and just use that to mold the baby hairs into place. How i want them to be: don't worry about those little knots that you can see. This wig did not bleach as well as i wanted it to, but i am going to cover that up later, so no worries with that for now. Okay, so now i'm just taking the hair down and then i'm gon na go and wet the hair down. I just went to the sink and with the hair down completely because it was gon na be a lot faster than using a spray bottle. So then, i'm gon na grab some leave-in conditioner and just put some on each side of the hair. So i'm just showing you on one side how i am applying the conditioner to the hair and then i'm going to take a brush. That is a detangling type of brush and start combing, the hair out to get out any tangles or anything like that, and this is going to help define the hair and give it that really pretty curly defined. Look so also at the top area, because i wet my hair at the sink, the top part. I didn't wet all the way up to the root, because i didn't want my wig to be completely wet and take forever to dry. So i take the spray bottle and just spray the top area, to make sure that that area is also going to blend in and you know be moisturized in all of it as well. So i'm gon na do the same thing on the other side. Once again, just brushing the hair out and brushing that conditioner into the hair - and this also is going to help your hair not to get so frizzy throughout the day if you use some type of leave-in conditioner versus just using water. So this is how the hair is looking so far, and then i decided to go in and cut off a little bit more of the lace right in the center because i just felt like it was a little extra lace that was not needed. So i'm just cutting that off in a zigzag type of motion, just trying not to do it completely straight and then i'm going to use my melting spray once again and just spray this area down to get it back. How i want it to be using my rat tail comb and my blow dryer once again to melt it down into place, so you can see the wig is really melted, but the not some of those little knots in the front are showing, which i will correct Later so, this is what we are giving so for and how the hair looks is still wet. So i'm gon na come back after the hair is pretty much dry, but now i'm gon na go in and work on, concealing those knots that are showing and also define my parts. So i'm using some powder to do that. For now. Oh yeah, i'm not gon na, actually conceal the knots right now. I don't think i think i'm gon na do that later, but i'm just using some powder to define my parts and i always like to use some wrapping mousse to melt that into place um. You can use water if you would like, but i just find that the wrapping mousse really does melt the concealer or powder or whatever you use to define. Your part is really going to melt it in place, and i just use the blow dryer to speed the process up to melt it in okay, y'all, so i'm. Finally, back after the hair has dried, it's been quite a long time. It seems like it took a while, but then i went to go, eat and do some other stuff. So i just kind of want to fluff it out just a little bit without getting it super frizzy, because the curls are really defined which i like, but i just want it. You know not so flat did have some knots. They kind of like didn't bleach. The best, so i'm just going to take my powder again, that is, in my skin tone, nc, 42 or c5. I have both and then i like to take a brush and just dab it over the area to kind of cancel out the knots crazy at first, but it's okay. We will um fix it. Okay, so now you need your wrapping mousse. It looks absolutely crazy and i'm gon na just go over the um parting area again prefer to do the parting area with the concealer, because it pops out more so i'm just gon na do that. I'M just using my la girl pro conceal, shade, pure beige, and i'm just gon na use that here, because it really like settles in more take my wrapping. Mousse apply it to the area that i just put the concealer and, of course, also the hairline, where i have put the powder as well. You may want to tie your hair down if you feel like your lace, is going to lift um, because this is like a liquidy water-based kind of product, but i find that with that lace spray it holds pretty good, so i'm just going to blow dry it. So i don't know if y'all can tell on camera the difference that it makes, but yeah that's pretty much it. Let me back up okay dog, so this pretty much completes the look of the hair. If y'all have questions, leave them down below and don't forget to like comment and subscribe, bye dolls