Watch Me Install & Style This Pre-Colored Ginger Frontal Wig | Eullair Hair

Hey guys welcome to my channel and welcome back if you're returning viewers, so i'm here today to show you guys how i installed and styled this really cute pre-colored wig from euler hair. So originally this wig was deep wave, but it is better to wand curl textured hair, because when you do that it makes it look a lot more full and natural, even just it like makes it look better. You know, let's not duan curl uh body, wave hair anymore, unless that's the look that we're going for, but when you want a full kind of natural one curl shortly temporal type. Look you want to use deep, wave water wave just any kind of textured curly hair. Anyone to blow dry the textured hair out to where it looks like a natural blow out. I mean blow dry. It completely out, get all that texture out of there before you start wine curling. Unfortunately, i didn't get all the clips of me doing this. So this will be kind of short kind of kind of short, but i'm going to try to explain what i did to the best of my abilities, so i used that one inch wine curler. Originally, i wanted to use a half inch wine curler, but they did not have that at the store that i went to so i just tried the one inch and wanted to see what it would give, because i knew it would still be cute. It gave a looser look, the smaller inch you go, the tighter the curls would be so. It gave more of like a loose textured wand, curl type of look but um at the front. I didn't want that to be the look. I didn't want it to look. Super loose as it did in the back so after i want them, i made sure to take some um flexi rods. I don't know the inch of these, i'm so sorry um, because i got these sent to me and they did not have any labels on them. So yeah, but i like that i did this in the front because it gave the look that i wanted to in the back originally. But we just had to leave that in the front and it turned out really cute. So it was really tight in the front. Once i took out the plexi rods um, you don't necessarily have to keep these in for a long time. They just stayed in there for like an hour when i left them in um, but yeah. I did that all the way around in the front i put like, maybe 20 or 22 in there all together. So this is what it looked like once it was completely finished. So, let's get into this install i'm using these scissors to cut off around my ears. You guys know that this part is mandatory before putting the product actually on the cap. If you don't know now, you know girl. You'Ve got to do this before you take that spray or that glue today i'll be using the ebbin wonderlace bond adhesive spray for the cap and i'm spraying it around my hairline and smoothing it out with my finger, because you guys know it sprays, it does move. So you want to kind of tame it in place with your finger, exactly where you'd like it to lay, because you know once we cut it off, that's going to be our new hairline, so you want to make sure that it's giving caroline and not just cap Glue down to our head so now i'm just cutting off all of the excess cap that we no longer need and i'm cutting it right where that product ends where it no longer is so boom. Just like that, you guys see what's going on here, you guys see the vibes. You know, what's going on cutting that smoothly off now, to make sure that we're actually getting scalp, i'm going to be using my ruby, kisses cream foundation in this makeup brush and the rubik's cream foundation is in the shade rd15. You can find it at your local beauty supply store, so i'm just pushing and smoothing all of that product into the cap so that you can get bald. Now i have the wig on my head and i'm just going to be taking out the flexi rods that we placed in an hour before so yeah. They were looking really jumpy and really cute. I was like oh my gosh. I'Ve never seen curls like this like this is my first time actually doing a style like this, and since i wasn't able to show you guys all the way what i did when it came to the one curse, i would definitely be doing this style again with The half an inch ron curl, so it can be more of a tighter look. So yeah stay tuned for that, because i'll be doing that again, but yeah just taking all these out and they were looking really cute like i was like. Oh my gosh, like it worked, it worked now, i'm cutting off the ear tabs. I like to do this before actually glue down my wigs, it's just more comfortable for me that way, and i tuck it behind my ear, just to make sure that it looks correct and once it looks correct, i move on to the other side and repeat the Same steps before applying glue to my skin, i also like to take some mesiferal rubbing alcohol in a cotton pad, not a cotton swab, because those are very messy but a cotton pad to clean off our skin of all of the oils and makeup that could be Left over on our forehead, so i am using a new glue, i'm using better the melt, lace glue and i'm using the clear kind. So the clear kind is recommended to use for people who are experienced and if not then use the white glue, which i understand. Why and i'll tell you guys why? Because this clear glue is very sticky: okay, it's super sticky and it can get really messy if you don't know how to use it properly. But you are supposed to use a thin layer and i used about three layers of glue once it was completely dried down and tacky. I went ahead and applied the wig to the glue and my angle, i was struggling a little bit because it was very sticky. I wasn't expecting for this glue to be that sticky so to further melt this wig into my well, not the wig, but the lace i'm going to be using this wide tooth comb in the teeth of the comb as well as this blow dryer on warm medium To blow dry through the hair, just to get it to really stick, i left that elastic band on there for about 10 minutes, and then i am now cutting off the lace for this look. I wanted the baby hairs to be a little bit more on the thicker side. I wanted the baby hairs to be a little thick, so i'll put out more hair than i usually would, but you guys know i do it differently every time. That'S if you guys aren't new here, but if you are new here, make sure to subscribe once i have these baby hairs laid out. I like to take my hot comb to push the hair back and kind of press it out just for it to look more slick. I don't really know how to explain what it does, but it makes a difference. Okay, so um, i'm repeating that on the other side, and while i have this elastic band on there for, however long i don't know how long i had it on there honestly, it was maybe it was no longer than 10 minutes, but i'm using my icy fantasia Heat protectant, serum and a hot comb to help press out and have this hair look more sleek and shiny and just well put together and polished. So once i am done with that, i'm going to take off my elastic band and start on my baby hairs. I'M using this eyebrow razor to shave off the hairs. I left probably about an inch. I left them longer than how i usually do um just because of the way that i wanted them to be curled and styled, which you guys will see. So i'm going to be taking this half inch pencil flat iron and it is by kids. I got this at my local beauty, supply store and i'm basically curling my edges and you want to curl your edges all the way. Just like this. You want them to look really fluffy and curly, and i actually really love this flat iron like screw that other one that i was using, i'm glad i invested in this one. It was only like 18, but let's get started on these baby hairs for real. So, as you guys seen, i took my got to be glued gel in the black and i am using my edge brush here that i got at my local beauty supply store as well. I'M using the comb side to really get them defined and you guys seen what i did there like i'm using my finger and i'm using the comb at the same time to get the desired look. This is the end of the video. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you guys enjoyed watching me. Do my hair make sure to like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys later in my next one, you