For Beginners! Installing My Auburn Wig Without Bleaching, Plucking Or Styling! X Unice Hair

All right guys, so we can go ahead and plop her on my mannequin head, really quick just so you guys can see what we're working with she does come pre-plugged with the middle part, so y'all know we don't have much work to do at all. One thing i love about this unit is the contrast of blondes. Okay, you got ta leave a little bit of brassiness like in there and it's just super cute, i'm just going to do a little bit of finger detangling before i put it on my head. So this is what the lace is giving us and, as you guys can see, she is cute or whatever okay look says so off camera. I did add some cream foundation, so we can have that flawless melt. I'M adding my erica j wax stick because, like i said this install, i didn't do my extra plucking that i normally do so it is a little bit more denser than i would like. So i do go a little bit od on the wax stick just so. I can have that illusion that the unit is more denser than what it actually is. I'M going in to cut off the excess lace. I cut fairly close to the knots just because i don't like the access lace just hanging there. I just feel like it's a dead giveaway that it's a wig, but anyway y'all you can do whatever you like all right, y'all. So i'm just going to go in and secure my lace down using my got to be glue spray. I forgot to remove the makeup off my hairline and it was preventing the product from actually sticking to the lace, so i had a problem with it: keep with it lifting after it dries because it was just like too much product, and i don't know where my Brain was this day, but it wasn't clicking that i didn't wipe off my forehead. So do that sid, so you won't be struggling. Also, i say: use cool heat people use hot heat. You can use whatever heat temperature you like, but i feel like when you use cool temperature you're able to control the product, because with me in hot heat, when i use hot heat, it dries super quick and it's dry before i even get to lay it down. So with cool heat it slowly dries the product and i'm able to lay it down having it tacky versus just not sticking it off. That makes sense, so all right guys, so it is adhered all the way down um. I am going in to fix this part because i did mess it up because i had a side part and then i switched it back to the middle part. I was like no we're just going to leave it in the middle okay. So now i'm just going again, i added a little bit more wax to make sure both sides are laying super duper flat, adding some concealer to that part because y'all know i love my parts to be super duper crisp and that looks hecka good. So i'm just gon na go in with slight baby hairs. Y'All, i'm just doing two swoops okay. So i'm just pulling a little bit of hair out around the perimeter and literally, like i said my hair is going to be hanging down. So i just want the baby hairs just to peek out just a little bit, so i pulled hair from any place and just going to cut slightly at an angle and then i'm just gon na use. My got to be gel to you know swoop the swoop, and i feel like this is beginner friendly, because it's just two swoots like sometimes when we try to learn something new. We tried to do the whole nine yards when we need to take the yard inch by inch, so i feel like doing two basic swoops. Were it's definitely simple for beginners and definitely simple enough for me, like it, doesn't look bad for it to not to be actually um jet black, because y'all know sometimes when you do baby hairs on colored, hair it'd be looking weird, but i feel like it didn't. Look weird so after my baby hair is complete and it takes me some time even introduce two swoops. I do like to set it with my got to be glue spray lightly and then add hot heat, so that i won't have to put my scarf on like when i use cool heat. I have to wrap my scarf around it, but hot heat. The baby hairs are side, sealed and delivered. Okay, i'm just going to do exactly the same thing on the other side, just going to create a c shape and swoop it back into the hairline hmm. Now i'm just going to go back in with my hot comb carefully y'all cause y'all seen that bird in my hand, i did that from my curling wand. Again, somebody come take these tools from me. So, lastly, i'm going in with my john frieda frizz ease extra shrimp serum and i'm just going to place this throughout my hair, i'm just taking one pump lightly and just placing it through. You don't have to use this. You can use an oil or whatever you have just don't od, because it can wear your hair down. My hair did get a little bit a little bit frizzy because i had it in the packaging for a minute before i actually installed it. So the heat kind of got to it, but y'all it's still flawless like nobody, can tell me nothing right now, my god look how this unit look at it. Do y'all not see these okay, it is beautiful, definitely a unit i would rock for the fall like i'm ready to get myself together, like i feel like i downplayed it by just putting on a t-shirt like. I should have really dressed up for this, because this unit is that b. Okay yeah this unit is so cute um, but, like i said y'all i didn't do no styling. I didn't retouch those curls. These curls are straight out of the box, like i love installs that are super quick, simple and easy, okay, but look y'all. This is it now like. I said i can't give you a full install because just installed it or a full overview because, like i said i didn't go in and customize it i didn't, do no plucking um. I did get a little bit of shut-in. Firstly, when i went into finger detangle, i got about one snag throughout the figure like the curls, i could just run my hands through it. I didn't have a snagging and tag, and i probably had about one but yeah. This hair speeds for itself is super cute and it looks good for me not even having to customize the customizer. You know so i hope you guys enjoyed i'm rambling at this point so yeah. All the information in regards to this unit will be listed down in the description section below. I really hope you guys enjoyed, and until my next one you'll go we'll see you later bye, guys