How To | 5X5 Glue Less Deep Side Part Closure Wig Install With Barrel Curls | Luvemehair

A small third, so jumping straight into this video today we will be working with love me, hair and affordable luxury wig company. I do have a whole bunch of ton of gifts. I have a nail set, as you guys could see a wig, a pen fit wig comb, um a white goodie bag. They have more goodies inside you guys see. I have some press-on nails, a little medallion metal, a nice scrunchy y'all, i'm obsessed with these crunchies. I have like so many um diamond earrings and also mink lashes from love me. I got two now one so that we will be installing today is an 18 inch. 5X5 lace, glueless closure wig. So this is what the lace looks like. This is a um hd lace, if i'm not mistaken, as well as a great deep party space, it also does come with an elastic band, so you are able to wear this with glue lids. It does have some wig combs inside and i show an adjustable scrap. So this is the construction of the wig and off camera. I did go ahead and bleach my knots because you got to be showing us before the installation, so i do have my wig cap on right here and i will not be doing the um bald wig cap method, just because the simple fact this is a closure And it's not needed, so you don't have to worry about that. Just go ahead and get your skin tone put that wig cap on so right here, i'm just adjusting my wig and then i am going to begin by doing a side part because we will be styling, as you guys see from the beginning of this video. I will be doing a deep side, part curve, part with some nice layers and some barrel. Curls fought to you know, give this hair very much body. So yeah, that's the first thing i'm doing is just finding the placement of where i want this wig to lay where i want my part to sit at what i'm you know what is giving, and i'm also going to take um a black little pencil and mark, Where the wig is going to be placed, i would have used white, but i didn't have white at the time, so i just used black and jumping into the install. I am going to use my got to be glue, gel and push my edges back and blow dried on warm heat with my um edge brush. So i literally just gel my edges back and then once i did, that i'm going to take the gel and put it right before my hairline and then take the wig cap and put the thick part of the wig cap onto the gel. Just sit it right on top of there, literally just put it right on top and i'm only doing the section while the side which would for this video be my left side. You guys write of um where the wig is going to be placed at i'm. Just putting the gel there, not the other side because, like i said this is a closure, it's not a full length. You don't got to do the whole the whole front of your head. Okay, so i'm just taking my spritz and i'm spritzing it down and i'm going to take my blow dryer and make sure that i blow dry. This really really good so that i do not have any movement in my wig cap. If you guys want it is optional, you can definitely sew your wig cap down for more security, but due to the fact that it's already snug on my head, i did not so i did go ahead and color match my lace, because it's very very, very essential To get a nice meltdown so just take your color foundation with a beauty blender and put it on the lace. I am going to be gluing down this wig. It does sit so snug to the point where i literally couldn't use gel. So if you do want a glueless install, please use the got to be glued gel instead of ghost pawn adhesive, but because i want security, and i want my wig to stay without me having to constantly having to touch it up. I just went ahead and used my adhesive, so i'm going to be putting on three layers just so that it'll be real where we're on there tight and strong. But if you don't want, like, i said, the adhesive look just go ahead and take the gel put some gel some free spray blow dry it let it get tacky for a couple of seconds and then go ahead and put your wig on. So, as i'm killing time waiting for my layers to become clear, i'm going to go ahead and continue to blow dry, my wig and now that it's clear we're going to go ahead and sit the wig right on top of the glue. So exactly what a hairline is, as y'all can see, i'm putting it right on top of the glue. Okay, so make sure it lines up real nice and tight, get it right and then take your blow dry again and blow dry it down. So now you're going to take your tweezer and your eyebrow razor and you're going to remove all the excess wig cap. So y'all see how melted it looks now. But now we don't want all that flappy um lace to be there, so you're just going to take your tweezers and your razor and just razor it off, because it don't need to be done alone. So now i'm going to part my hair into a deep curved c part. I love me a nice curve parts on the side, okay elite and then i'm going to just begin by hot combing it and i'm molding my hair into into place getting into formation and don't worry. I am going to blow dry the rest of my hair before we start styling. So don't worry about that, but right now, i'm just getting my part getting it crisp, getting it to my likings, as you can see, and of course, i'm using my hot comb to make sure that it is flat. So the next step i am going to do is definitely pluck. This wig does not come pre plug and you do need to pluck it just so that it does have a more natural appearance. So literally i'm just tweezing out hair. I do not suggest plucking exactly at the front of the hairline, like you know, as you're going to see what i do to the other side. If you are a beginner, i do suggest that you part out a little section in the front and squeeze going back. Just so that you're not creating a bald spot you're, not taking out too much hair in the front. So what you guys want to see me do to the other side as i'm about to show you right here just so that you're not plucking. You know too much out in the front, just you know section our thin section, hot comb and going into the bag and then take the tweezer, and you just begin tweezing all the hair. That does not need to be there because it does not come reflect like i said, and just so that you get a more natural appearance. It is suggested that you do, you know plug the hairline. So that's what i'm doing right here until i get it to my liking, you don't have to over plug, but just enough force, given you know at the scap vibes so now that i'm liking, you know the placement of my part and everything looking so good. I am going to add one baby hair. You do not have to add any baby hairs honestly, but just my preference of the look that i was you know wanted to attain. I did decide to add just one little baby hair swoop um. It really is giving out the scalp. So if you do want the more natural look, you could definitely get that without adding any baby hairs at all, because it's really not needed. It'S just personal preference. I decided to add: you know stuff on mine, so i'm just going to do one little baby, hair and i'm just going to um create like a diagonal part kind of like a triangle, little section, and i am going to do some more plucking too, as well. For this baby hair, because you know i need my baby hairs to not be too thick, so i do have to remove some more hair. So y'all just watch me go ahead and do that so y'all could definitely see. I got a whole transformation and i definitely got rid of so much of the density of that section that i have for my baby hair soup. So now that it's you know, i had a good. You know amount of hair, i'm gon na go ahead and take my scissors and cut at an angle for my swoop. As you all see me doing right here, i'm just cutting at an angle, and now i'm gon na take some of my guys to be gel. That i got on the back of my hand and use the comb part of my edge brush and then use the brush side. I guess too and brush what i need to brush and literally just swoop it into place. Y'All going to keep seeing me, transform it from the comb side and the brush size. So all i'm doing right here is just swooping my baby hair into place until i get it to my liking. It might take a couple swoops a couple minutes, but just take your time and make sure you blow dry on warm heat so that it does stay into place. So now to the styling, i am going to begin barrel curling his hair. So i'm going to work on one side, then i'm going to go to the other and all i'm doing right here is barrel curling, going to the bike. Okay, going straight to the back. If you do need an in-depth detail, video how to bear a curl. If this video doesn't give because it really is not a dedicated barreling curl video of how to i do have one so i will link it down below, but i'm literally just taking my curls and curling it away from my face. Going back make sure you use some type of you know, setting styling spritz spray, i'm using free spray, whatever your preference is. Please use that and spray it onto the hair after before each section. Well, after each section that you create spray it onto the hair and then bare curly, just so that your curls will be able to last longer. So, as y'all seen, i just curled my whole head without adding any legs first, because i just wanted to see how this hair was going to sit. So once i seen that i could definitely see the visual of where i wanted the layers to begin where i wanted to start and i'm just literally just cutting at an angle, going down add a slab edges going to create some layers. I am going to do it some more, but before we do it, some more i'm going to take some concealer. Definitely a couple shades lighter than me and to define my part, i'm just going to put the concealer on the part and then make sure i blend it in there so that it ain't just sticking out it's getting very much natural, but i am going to define The part using some lighter concealer and i'm just using some la girl, pro concealer, i'm not sure to say, but just go three shades lighter than what you is so that it'll give a nice crisp. Look. So now we're going to go back into the layering and i'm literally just layering my hair to my likings to my desired. Look this scissors! What a shears that i'm using is from paul mitchell! It came from our palmetto school kit, so those are the sheers that i'm using and i'm just going to take my bare iron again and recur my hair just to see how it sits so and then i just like to take my free spray and mold. My hair into formation, and then i just spray it on the front of my hump - in what to create a hump with the um blow dry, of course, and then afterwards, i'm gon na go back with the iron and just mold it. So i like to do the first, because it's way i need to dry it up, so it can be a little hard and then i'll take the um, the iron, and i just literally like paste it over. Sometimes i might let it sit, because i want it to form just like a little waterfall hump. So i have that formation so that the side may be able to like sit real carb in my face and stuff like that, and here is a quick clip of showing you guys what this unit does look like without any baby hairs at all, and as you Can see it's still giving out the scalp very much natural still melted and it's really not necessary. So you could pick your choice, whether you like baby, hair or no baby hair look, but that basically sums up this video i hope y'all enjoy. Please make sure y'all check out the links down below thumbs it up. If you enjoyed these videos subscribe to be a part of the diabetic gang and i'll check out a lot in the next one. You