No More Frontal! Glueless Hd Closure Wig Install| Plucking & Styling Tutorial | Alipearl Hair

Baby, hey guys, welcome and welcome to my channel. I am katie if you new, if your returning subscriber welcome back. What do you do so today? I am finally giving you guys what you've been asking for i'll, be showing you how i customize my lace, closure units and also how i style and everything so yeah. So this unit is from alipo and let me bring you guys into a secret: can you see that getting glued? It is not glued literally and if you'd like to see how i customized and how i laid this unit keep on watching so going into the prep. I start by adding a white paper towel onto the canvas head. This will later on help you, whilst plucking so you'll, basically be able to see what you're plucking it's just much um better um. So now i'm just going in with my hot comb and make sure i press this good and nice just so. Everything is out of the way and then i'll be going in with um a middle part in today. So i decided to just part the hair first and make sure it's straight and everything's good and then i'll go in with my as you can see, the hair is a bit pre-plucked. However, i do go in to do an extra plucking, as i just yeah prefer that look so, yes i'll make sure to just part out the hairs that are already pre-plopped and that's the tweezer i'm using as you can see there, and i just pluck a line And skip a line, basically that's how we do it and make sure you're actually like plucking from the root and just be very careful. So you don't end up basically making a hole onto the lace um. So that's why i left the video in a natural speed. Just so, you can see how slow or how fast i'm going um so yeah, i'm just basically plucking a line and skipping a line blocking the line and skipping a line and making sure i actually grab the hair from the root. As you can see, it's so much easier to see what you're doing with the white paper towel underneath this just helps with plucking. So you don't over, pluck or anything like that. It'S just literally the best technique ever and i believe arrogant, hair actually um, oh yeah. I basically learned this from him, should i say um but yeah. This is so genius literally, so i'm literally just doing the same thing, just making sure i'm eyeballing um, where i plucked previously, because i go back and forth um and then i just continue doing that. So once um i started the front. I then basically start plucking a bit further behind um just so it doesn't create a bold patch if you make a bald spot. So yes, and i'm just combing out the hairs that i've already plucked and i'm just going to show you in a second and that's basically what i've plucked so far and now i'm plucking behind, as you can see, just to kind of like create that um gradient Sort of look, so it's not too um over plot, basically i'll just let you guys watch this bit and i'll be back, so i'm gon na go in with my hot comb. Just so, i can see exactly um, where i need to pluck, if needed, and how it's looking and everything like that. So i do go in once in a while with the hot comb and also with my rattle comb, and because this is a closure. I did not want to go overboard with the plucking, so i decided to just leave it where it is so now i am going to pluck the hairs at the front, so the ones that were previously plucked by the company um. So this bit, you don't really have to go into ham, as you can see, i'm basically being very gentle um because later on, if you, if you would need to use the hair for baby hair, so not to go overboard with the blocking um just go lightly. Depending on how much baby hair you'd like to use, but because i know that i wanted this wig to be basically no baby hairs, just put it and go, i just decided to kind of make it look as crisp and neat as possible and yeah. I literally just did the same step um, make sure to just follow the same. The exact guidelines as i used used before, which was pluck a liner skipper line, pluck a liner skipper line and yeah, i make sure not to pluck too close to the parting um. Just to avoid any mishaps or anything like that, because if not, it will end up looking like a wide part, and you do not want that so yeah i make sure not to pluck too close to the parting, as you can see, um towards, like really close To the parting, there is kind of like a chunk of hair just untouched. I just like to leave it like that and then focus um everywhere else. Apart from that and yeah, that's the one aside done, i think it looks pretty good, as you can see. The difference between the the plot side and the unplugged side, it looks so good um. I decided not to go overboard with the plucking, as this is a closure, so yeah, so now i'll just be going on it to do the other side. I literally do the same steps, pluck, pluck a line and keep a light, skip a line. Sorry pluck a line and skip a line. Um, that's pretty much, it's pretty simple! So i'll! Just let you guys watch me. Do this um other side and i'll be back towards the end, so i'm going in one more time with my hot comb and making sure it is flat, and i just um really sleek and everything. I did also use a bit of my cara care wax. Stick and yeah: this is how it looks when it is all plucked and the little clip above is just how it looks when it wasn't plucked and yeah um, i'm absolutely happy with how it looks and before i forget, i did go ahead to bleach this unit Off camera, um i'll make sure to include that next time. Just so, you guys can have a look at how i bleach and also pluck my units and everything. So now i'm just going to go in to add a little bit of layers and i'm cutting in an angle, i'm using my razor comb to just achieve these um layers. I didn't do too much. I just did some light layers and yeah. I did go ahead to add some curls to this hair. Just so you guys can see how gorgeous this unit is one cold and it is a body wave unit. So yeah i'm just adding some of my heat protectant spray and then i'm just gon na go in with my babyliss pro curler and um, i'm just literally gon na curl away, really i'm just gon na. Let you guys watch me curl this bit um. I did kind of like speed through it and also kind of um. Basically um just skipped a few um bits, but there is another video of me curling that literally just um released not too long ago, probably like a few days ago. So if you would like to see how i curl just go onto that video um - yes, i'm just showing you like a quick little step on how i do it. However, this time i did not use any of my pins, so i wanted it to be um. A little like sort of light, wave, um, curls and stuff, so i didn't want it to be too tight, but yeah i'll. Just let you guys enjoy and i'll be back so i'll just be going in with my keratin hairspray from swashgov and just bring that generously onto the hair and then combing out the curls using my wide tooth comb. This is literally one of my favorite bits like um combing out curls, absolutely love that, even though i do not like curling hair but um yeah, looking it's so good, so far loved how everything is looking and yeah so jumping into the install portion of this video. I have already gone in to add my foundation onto the lace, as you can see just showing you how it looks everything is looking good. So to start off the install, i am going to cut off those little tabs on the side. I like to do that as i don't like to see that on my um closure unit. So i cut those off first before going in to section out the lace and um yeah. So i cut off one side using my eyebrow eraser and, as you can see, this lace is so seamless really really good, love that just showing you a better angle and then i'll go in to cut off the other side, um yeah. So this unit, i decided to just do a like completely glue this um method with it. I didn't use any spray, no glue, nothing like that and the lace literally looks amazing, so i'm just combing out the curls again, i did have to go in to add some curls to it, because i did film the install portion literally, i believe, two days after But yeah um this is looking so nice very natural. Definitely what i was going for can y'all see the volume. The density is just perfect um if i was to do anything different i'll, probably say to just cut a few more layers, but i just decided to leave it like that, because um i wanted to try it out and then maybe later on i'll just cough um. A few more but yeah, i'm just going into flattening out the top. I used a bit of my carrot: care wax stick and now i'm using my hot comb, she's, just flattening it out, and then now y'all can't tell me this to look like it's grown out on my scalp. What this unit is absolutely stunning. I love everything about it like come on install yes, so i decided to add some concealer onto the parting right, so this is how the unit is looking. This is what we achieved. I absolutely loved how easy and simple this in-store was, and i love love love. This unit, this is absolutely gorgeous. It'S literally one of those you know put and go like. I absolutely love this unit. I love the length of it. I love the density of it. I love the lace, particularly this lace is absolutely gorgeous. I'M so happy that i actually um decided to go for like a glue list, a completely gluelish unit like i could just put this on and go like. Let me just: can you all see that literally like nothing and it's literally looking so natural, and i decided not to do any baby hairs whatsoever, because i just wanted it to be one of those wigs where you just literally pop on anger, like you, don't have To like stress about baby hairs, you don't have to do anything whatsoever, just wear it and go like this is absolutely stunning. This is gorgeous i love and look at how flat this sits. I really love this lens as well. So pretty i love that. I love that. I love this for me because it's not all the time frontals, you know it's all the time it glues glue stuff down but like this is so cute, but yeah this unit is so soft, absolutely love it. So let me just run through the specs quickly. This is a 555 hd lace unit and it is also 18 inches at 200 density, and this is also a body wave, a texture and, as you can see it held on to curls pretty well, i'm super super glad like yeah this. This is just so gorgeous. I love this unit um there isn't much for me to say, like i absolutely love this unit, it is so simple and so easy. I just want to take you guys behind the scenes to show you what i basically do to get the units to look the way they do. Whenever i show you guys, i hope you guys enjoyed me walking you through how i pluck my closures, and hopefully you will get a video soon of how i pluck my um frontals and also how i bleach so yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and if you did please click on the like button and also don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment. Let me know if this is something you would purchase and how would you rock it? Do you rock your clueless or just with glue and uh yeah, so thanks once again to ali pal for sponsoring this video, and thank you guys for clicking on and hanging out with me today and yeah. So that's all from me today and i'll catch you in my next one bye. Please is hey.