Nessa'S In Depth Wig Tutorial: From Start To Finish *Full Prep, Bleaching + More* Ft #Yolovah

It up, can you play that again? Hey you guys it's nice and i'm back with another big body: beauty, banger: okay, oh okay! Now today i'm going to be showing you my in-depth wig install tutorial, but first we need to take a few steps back. So, first we're going to start off with just the wig in our hands. You know this was a beat up wig, it has a hole in it all that, but the very first thing we're going to do is bleach the knots and for this you need your gloves on now. Bleaching. The knots really just creates a more seamless and blendable. Look so when you put the wig on you, don't see all those black dots or whatever color your wig might be, and i like to get it a really good consistency. So i add the developer gradually as i go until i find that consistency that i like, then i use um you can use, got to be, or this ebbing spray and i just spray that so the actual hairs don't get bleached just the knots and you really Want to take your time with this. This was time lapsed. Obviously, but i did take my time. You don't want to press in too hard and you want to leave this in for about 10 minutes just sitting down, and then you can rinse it out. So once i rinse it out, i just comb it out just so. I can make sure that, because i like, when the curls just dry perfectly, then i go in and tint the lace, so it could match my skin tone as best as possible, and i use the medium brown and dark brown from crown care products and that's it. We let that dry and we go on to moisturizing our hair, and this is a crucial step. Just so your hair isn't damaging itself or just not really doing anything for itself, while under the wig - and i really take my time like i love just the products going into my hair. All of that, but, like i said before, moisturizing is a crucial step, because, if you don't moisturize, i feel like wigs are kind of a protective style and without your hair being moisturized or taken care of under. What'S even the point i gel down my edges just so it's not really in the way when i have to do the whole install and putting on the adhesive, because one thing you don't want is your hair getting caught onto the adhesive and your lace, because when You have to take it off, then your lace is attached to your hair, i'm going to clean off the skin, so i can now apply the adhesive and i don't care what anybody says. You always need to clean off your skin and i usually do about two layers of um. My adhesive i've recently started using the active form of the evan spray and it works wonders you guys and, as you can see, i'm not really touching it. The only reason i would touch it is if it were to be running down my face, but i like the thick layers because that's more for it to stick onto, but you do want all your layers to be dry. And while i am waiting for layers to dry, i kind of just go in and put on my wig cap, and i mean everybody does this, but it's very important that you do this because you don't want your hair touching the the wig and then it's just. It'S just a mess y'all just put on the wig cap. I like to cut off these. I actually just recently started doing this. I recently started cutting off um the clips in my wigs because i realized that they kind of like make me bold. I don't like that. Why am i balding at the age of 19, the ripe age of 19.? I don't know what happened you guys, but my camera, wouldn't i it didn't record me putting on the actual wig. So i apologize for that. But one thing i did forget to mention, even in my notes, is that combing, your hair out even after you put the adhesive on really helps and what i do is i'll put the wig on my head. After all, the adhesive beforehand is dry and then i go in with the adhesive with the lace on my hair, i mean on my head and i spray it on, and then i put my scarf on, and these are the bangs that were kind of like on The opposite side of it, and once you comb those out the hairs become loose again. As you can see right here, the hairs are loose before they were laid down, and i didn't want that because i wasn't going for an edge basically just like this, but with the adhesive instead of the lace tint spray, then i cut going in downwards motion um. I honestly thought i was going to do a lot more baby hairs. That'S why i took so much hair, but i ended up not doing as much and then i just style my hair, so i'm just going to shut up, so you guys can watch me style. My hair and i'll come back when i have to say something important. So then i'm going to take off the scarf and, like i said before, all you have to do is comb them out and it will loosen back up now. You don't want to be harsh with this, because then you will make holes in the wig, as you saw that i did have a hole in my wig earlier, because i wasn't being gentle. So you want to be gentle with this process because it does work. It just needs patience, and we do not want this to happen. So we're going to do is tack up the glue and what that means is basically making the tacky adhesive stick better by just rubbing it in until it tacks up, because it's tacky adhesive holds the lace and final touches. I really just do concealer, and that is all i hope you guys enjoyed this video and i will see you in the next one stay blessed. I just