30 Inch 6X6 Closure Wig Ft. Alipearl Hair | No Glue

Hey everybody welcome back to my youtube channel, so today we already losing hair from Ali pearl and I got a 30 inch body. Wave 6x6 lace, closure, wig and, as you can see it's pretty long, I wanted this hair to be jet black. So I did. I picked up a box of cream of nature, hair color from a local Beauty Supply and all you do is you're just mixed to developer with the color that they gave you and you just mix them in one bottle. You shake them up, and that is your color. So at this point I just went in and just as you can see just squirted all the color on the hair. I was scared at first that this wasn't gon na be enough color for this entire week, but I ended up being able to make it work. So what I did was I just squirted all of the color on the hair and then I constantly just comb through it. That'S how I made sure that I got the color on each and every strand I just constantly comb through. So at this point I let the color sit on the hair. I then washed it out. I shampooed and conditioned the hair. Are you know? Maybe I didn't shampoo it, but I let the hair air dry and then I move on to the styling. So this is just me pressing out where I want the part to be, then I took some biosilk like flat ironing gels, stuff and flat ironing spray, and I put that on the hair so that it wouldn't be dry. When I was gon na Flatiron, it um, and I just ran that through the hair with my fingers, then I started to section off the hair so that I could slide on your name. This was a lot of hair. Like I said, this was a 30 inch wig and it was 250 density, so it was a lot of hair to Flatiron. But basically I just went piece by piece and started: flattening don't come from a flat iron jaw like they are so ugly and beat up, but those are like for some reason: they're my favorite Flatiron. I have like 50 pairs of flat irons, but I only use those for some reason, but good news is that I'm gon na be launching my own flat irons within the next month, so I'm very excited about that. Just keep an eye out. For those I mean for when I reviewed those flat irons, but okay anyways still moving on, I am sectioning. First of all, I cut my fingers so bad John. It hurts so bad. It was bleeding everywhere. That'S why I had that stupid bandaid on, but we're about to move on to me doing a baby here. So I have sectioned some hair out and I'm just plucking it to kind of thin it out a little bit and then I'm going to cut it and then we're gon na make some baby hairs. So I'm just taking some moves and sweeping my baby here. I kind of went for a little bit more of an extra baby hair look. This is not be a normal amount of baby hair that I would usually wear, but I saw this picture and I was like: oh that's cute, so let's just do something different, so I'm taking Nairobi foam and a small little brush comb thingy, and just when the Hair is like that, so baby yours are done. You want to just let them dry and they'll be set like that. Now, moving on to the install, I am cutting off the lace applying some got to, because I wanted this to be like 100 % clueless honestly, and I really didn't. I was gon na install it with any adhesive, but then I was like. I really don't feel like it. It was really hot this day, so I didn't want to have just 30 inch hair just on my hair, so I opted for the glueless option. As you guys can see so yeah I mean it's super duper simple. All I'm doing is spraying it the lace with some Gatsby spray, I'm tying it with my scarf and once I take my scarf off, you guys can see the legs blend. It extremely well with my skin like this, was I didn't even put any makeup or anything on the lace yet like, and it was just blended, so that was a good good sign with the lace pretty much it with this install you guys, as you can see It was SuperDuper simple, don't forget to like this video subscribe to our YouTube channel and see more videos like this and I'll see you next time. Bye,