The Most Natural Curly Honey Blonde Wig! Do This To Your Wig For It To Look #Kinkycurly Eayonhair

Foreign foreign, hey guys, welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you're new here welcome, don't forget to hit that subscribe button down below and turn on the post notification Bell down below to be notified of all of my future uploads. So today's video is going to be a tutorial on this wig sent to me from Eon, hair I'll have all of their information, the promo codes and the direct links to get this wig Down Below in the description box. So the wig that I was sent is a 13 by 4 14 inch, 180 density, deep wave wig and the hair color is number 27 honey blonde. The Cap Construction features four Combs and an adjustable strap so grabbing the wig and placing it straight onto my mannequin head. I do notice that the hairline is pre-plucked, but I would prefer it to be more of a gradual density. So I'm going to go ahead and pluck away some of that extra density along the hairline so that it could be thinner in the front and look a lot more natural to do that I'll be doing the beige method of zigzag, plucking and parting. This step is always optional, because the hairline already comes pre-plucked. If you are a beginner and not really comfortable with plucking your wigs, you can always skip this step. Foreign and here are the results from doing the beige method of zigzag, plucking and parting along the hairline. To thin out the density, okay, so the next step is to tint the lace. I am using two different colors of lace tint. The first color is the color of my Foundation, which I'll be spraying along the hairline portion of this lace, frontal underneath the lace and the second color is the color of my scalp and I'll be spraying that one on the inner portion of the lace frontal. I'M going to blow dry in between each layer and do two layers of each color of lace tint. This is going to create a custom color match when I put the wig on, because I do not wear any wig caps underneath my wigs - and I feel like doing this step - makes it look a lot more natural, okay. So now it's time to style, this hair I'll be grabbing a spray bottle of water gel, as well as my Denman brush and a detangling comb in small sections, I'm just going to start off by detangling. The hair then grabbing my spray bottle of water and fully saturating the section then grabbing some gel and applying that to the hair using my Denman brush, I'm just going to brush through this hair to get these curls to pop. Of course you see that the hair is more of a deep wave and not a curl, and I love curly hair. So I'm just going to grab these blue perm rods and add them to the ends of the hair for some curl action. And by doing this, I'm going to create more of a natural look, because our hair has different textures throughout, and it's going to give the illusion that my hair is just multi-textured. So I love doing this when I have wavy hair and it just creates such a cool effect, foreign foreign. So now that I am finished, I am going to allow this hair to air dry overnight the next morning. I am just going to start by cutting away this extra lace grabbing a pair of zigzag scissors. I'M going to carefully follow the natural curvature of this hairline and get rid of that extra lace and then I'm going to grab a hair oil apply that to my fingertips, I'm going to loosen these perm rods and then use my fingers to separate the curls foreign. All right so now, I'm just going to prep my skin for install I'm grabbing alcohol and cleaning off my forehead next I'll, be grabbing the scalp protector from Walker tape and applying that to my scalp. The adhesive of choice today is Wonder: lace bond from Eben New York, I'm going to grab the wig so that I can have a very clear view of the under portion of the lace. I'M going to spray a very thin layer to the edge of the hairline and then blow dry for a few seconds. Next, I'm just going to grab the wig place it on my head in its proper placement, just making sure that everything is lined up, and then I am going to place my headscarf on top of that to allow this lace to set 20 minutes later. I'M just going to remove my head scarf and see what we are working with here. Um, the hairline wasn't a perfect match for my hairline, so I see already that I'm going to have to add some baby hairs and I did that off camera. Removing my head scarf again just to see what we're working with again here is how it is looking. I would prefer for the roots to be darkened, so I'm just going to grab some black eyeshadow and use this shading brush to basically pack that color onto the roots so that it can look like that. Color is growing out. Next, I'm just going to grab my pick and pick this hair out at the roots, and you know just swing my hair around a little bit and get this hair to look fluffy and big and curly fro like and I'll show you guys the results in just A second foreign, and here are the results. Overall, I fell in love with the color and style of this wig. This is so funny because my hair is actually this exact color and My Curls are like that at the end. So this is kind of reminding me of my natural hair when I first bleached it this honey blonde color. So I was obsessed with that. However, I do want to try this wig again in the future with an HD clean hairline, because I feel like that kind of was missing from this look. But I love the color and I love the way that these curls look with the perm rods added at the ends. What do you think about it? Let'S chat all things this wig, this color, the style, the curls everything about this wig Down Below. In the comment section, give this video a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe. If you have not already I'll, have all of the information, the promo codes and the direct links to this wig from Eon, hair down below in the description box. So don't forget to check it out before you leave and I can't wait to see you all in my next video bye, guys, foreign, hey, hey,