Pre-Colored Burgundy 99J Wig Install : Ft. Supernova Hair : 100% Honest Review !

It needs to be wash this smell like it's been in effect. I know one of my videos. Somebody asked me if I like get paid to do this. No I'm a new youtuber, so anything that I'm showing y'all are doing. I brought myself so it's a 100 %, honest review and obviously I feel like this video would be more realistic than some other youtubers, because, for example, shipping for this did not take 3 to 5 days, which was a big con. For me. It took like an entire month for this hair to get here, and I really did not like that. It took about 2 weeks for the hair to even process, and then it took an additional 2 weeks for the hair to even come after sending an email and a text message to the company. So I really did not like that like at all, especially since the website said it should take 3 to 5 days and ended up taking an entire month. So that was a big con for me, but I'm definitely because I still need to wash the hair, because if you buy wigs regardless of where you get it from you should be washing the hair first, you shouldn't just be putting it on your head. So that's that and I never put heat on on it to dry it. I let all my wigs air dry, so I'm probably going to end up coming back later, but right now, I'm a wash it into the plucking, and all of that I just want to show y'all what it looks like right off the packaging and a lot of Youtubers also didn't specify, which color is two types you can order. You couldn't order a light or a dark nine J. I ordered the dark 99 J cuz, all those you can see in the background right there, it's a light color week and only word one time and then ever since I've been like. Oh, like that, it's too great, like I, don't even know how worried that night, that was Bo cuz, I don't really do or their color stuff, but I'm trying. So this is the inside comes with two combs on the side, one underneath it needs to be washed. Just smile like it's been in a factory, it has a weird smell which I'm gon na take out once I wash it. So it's a body wave, but I don't think I'm a leaving in body wave. I think I might end up straightening it, but it is actually super super super SuperDuper soft and I'm like trying to show y'all me like doing this to see if this end shutting, so I haven't even cut anything yet and it's shutting not a lot. It'S very minimal, but when I run my hands through it, some stuff does come off and I'm gon na be really in detail about this week, because this week, like I said, was on the pricier side and considering. I also did another week which was inexpensive. I'M trying to do the comparison, because, if the inexpensive one is much better than this, that's that that's a problem. That'S from okay! So here I'm just showing you what the wig looks like before I go in and do any plucking and the company really did do a good job at plucking it. But since I ordered two hundred percent density, I still wanted to pluck it a little bit more. In the front, okay, so when you pluck your wigs, it's better for you to wet the front of the hair or whatever suction you're planning going plucking. It just makes the whole process easier. So what I like to do is section off the hair line and kind of pluck it on the inside first and then brush it back and then plus the front just so it gives it a more realistic, look and you're, not poking holes in the hair. So I'm not showing you like the entire time I plucked. Overall, I pretty much plucked the front of the wig for about an hour, but obviously I'm not showing that whole part. So this is just a little section of how I actually plucked the hair, but pretty much. I do this throughout the entire hairline okay. So this is what the hairline looks like after I plucked it, and I noticed that one side is more plucked than the other, but once it dries, you can't really notice the difference. Well, like I was saying in the beginning of the video I had washed the hair and let it air dry all day. So this is the next day me straightening it I don't like putting any heat on that hair. I don't like to want any of that with wigs. I just let it air dry, so I just said it on the mannequin went to work whatever whatever and then I came back to straight and it was relatively dry by then so this process is just me. Straightening, the hair, nothing, nothing too crazy. It'S no crazy method. I just spray straight in and then I go back in with a hot comb and straighten over that. I had no difficulty straighten my hair. It was actually pretty easy to straighten the tracks, made it easier to suction off the hair and straighten them. It was very separated, so the whole process overall was easy and, as I was straightening gate, I noticed how soft the hair was again. Even after I had washed it and by the air dry, the hair still had the same texture. It did as he came out the box, so that was a big plus. So I know it's weird what I'm doing, but it's actually something that people show you doing. A lot more, I saw another youtuber, do it so basically you're spraying oil sheen on your hot comb before you go to straighten it and that just protects the hair from burning, because I know so many times I have used to hawk home on a wig and It starts to burning the hair as it straightens, so the oil sheen is just preventing it from burning the hair. So i'ma start doing that a lot more because not that it messes up the wig, but it it is a little bit noticeable when you first put the hot comb on a wig and it causes a burn here and there straighten the rest of the hair off Camera cause like come on now: y'all should know how to straighten hair but like. If you know school is fun, chill you'll find a video on it, but I wanted to save the frontal part to show y'all how I plucked the front and customize it and how about straight in the frontal part, okay. So what I'm about to do now is decide whether or not I want a middle part or a side part, and I almost to never get a side part. So obviously I'm end up doing the middle part, so you should always do that. First, before you do anything else, involving the frontal section, keep the parts separated. I just apply. Foam and mousse to Carnage's make sure it's separated. The hair doesn't start to group together again because, after a part of the hair, when it was wet, the section looks really clear, but once the hair dried, it was a thick part. So you're gon na see me plucking the middle part, some more. So this section, this part of the video is just me making sure that hair stay separated and flat. Oh yeah, if you don't have a hot comb, I highly suggest you buy one, because a hot comb is other stuff to me, the top of that wig Flint. But a hot comb is the best thing you can use to flatten the top of a week. But I mean, if you don't have one just get one. It'S just and just get one because it's the best thing to me to use the flat in the top of a week, so you can see how now that is sectioned off you can see that it's not really a lot of space. So that's why you see me going in and pluck and get some more because that's just a really small, like you can barely see this section. So that's why you see me going in and plucking the middle section again and it will be the same if you did a side part or any part you would just have to go in and pluck that specific section, oh the save y'all from making a mistake. I made where y'all see me plucking right now, yeah. I don't pluck back there because, as I was wearing a wig, I noticed the tracks in the back started, showing in that space of hair. It'S what you're supposed to be using the kind of cover those tracks up. So I mean it's not a big deal if you did plug back there just make sure to remember to use that part of the hair to just cover over the tracks. Okay. So here I put the wig on first just to see where I'm gon na actually cut the lace at, and you should do that for everybody, because everybody head is different, don't cut without actually applying your wig first and seeing where you actually want to cut it. Because everybody's hair line is different, so what I like to do is trim the lace off first, I don't do one cut straight through. I just trim and see how much I wan na cut off. As I go, another thing about this week that I didn't like was that I ordered a large size cap and still the combs didn't fit. So I really had to secure the wig, and I really didn't like that, because I usually wear combs and it just feels more secure for me to wear clothes, but for this week I couldn't even get the claims in my hair. It just wasn't even reaching. So I had to really glue it down and make sure it stays secure. Okay, so originally I had the dark brown cat for one and you could see it through the wig, so I switched to a lighter cat, but once again you can still see it through the wig, so you have to apply your foundation if you want it to Blend correctly, so it wasn't hard to do. I didn't do it throughout the whole cab. I just did it where you see, just only in the front part for the edges and where my middle part is so just take a light cap and whatever foundation or bronzer or powder. You use just apply it to the cat. So the light color can go away. Okay, so for this section I'm just cutting whatever hairs. I want to use as baby hairs first and I feel like in this video I didn't use as much the whole point of me, using baby hairs, at least, is to just cover up where y'all see that brown lace. That'S the only reason why I do baby hairs if I could teach myself how to cover it up without using baby hair, so I probably wouldn't use them as much, but I don't feel like I'll take a lot of baby hair. So in this video, it's very minimal, so that's all you see me doing in this section is deciding how much I want to cut. So it honestly depends on the person. Okay. So I'm just doing the same matter as I did in my other video using that invisible God to be in just pretending that it's edge control and just licking the baby hairs back. So that's all you see me doing in this section. Okay, so after doing the other side, all I do is take a scarf and I tied the edges down and then I just do my makeup and then I come back and finish the look so stay tuned. Okay, so to finish off, I just use the foaming moves again on the top of my hair, but I put the hot foam away and really bad for like taking it back out. So I just used the straightener, even though obviously I couldn't use a hot comb because of the one side of the hair. But I just run the straightener through the top and see all throughout the hair, just one more time to straighten it out. And that would be the finishing look. This is the finishing look. I was kind of thin in the back, but this is the finishing look. It is super soft. I had no problem straightening it and another thing. Like the complications, I said in the problems. It was the a good way but, like I said, you're a beginner, I wouldn't recommend buying it. So that's pretty much the end of the video and I hope to enjoy it. And if you haven't watched my other videos, please do hopefully I can add them at the end of the video or whatever, and if liked this video be sure to like comment and subscribe. So thank you so much for watching