How To Hide Your Knotts Without Bleach || Wiggins Hair

Hey girls, so are you nervous when it comes to bleaching your nuts like? Do you just not want to do it like you dread that part of making it a wig or customizing your wig, because anything can go wrong? You can get hot roots because you push the bleach too far into your lace and it can be real orangie at the root areas or you can bleach it in in an ox, won't lifts and you can bleach it in over process your hair. And then you start having bald spots and stuff like that, like it's a lot to go wrong, and I understand that some of you may not be comfortable well bleach it. So I'm gon na show you how to get a natural scandal without using bleach. Don'T that bleach out, let's get it alright, you guys, so today's video sponsored by Wiggins hair, they did send me this hair. They sent me three bundles of their natural wave and 26 24 22 and a 20 inch frontal. I will leave all their information is down below, I'm just showing you their packaging. This is fresh out the back, so the curl is a bit tighter than what it normally is, but it is SuperDuper curly, and I love this texture. So I'll here are the bundles they're. Very full three bundles was definitely enough for me to make a full wig. These are the product cards that they have, which is kind of nice. They tell you the specs of the hair and what you're getting and how to take care of them, and this is the frontal it is not bleached. The knots are still there, it is pre plucked and it does have a little bit of baby hair. So this is where we're gon na work on today, all right best friends, so here's my wig all constructed in everything it is pre plucked. I am gon na go in and do a little bit more plucking. I am also gon na show you how to make a wig look realistic without bleaching your knots and it's gon na look five-year okay, so you wouldn't calm out your hair to make sure all the tangles are out just make sure you comb it out thoroughly. You could use a little bit of water, but I suggest don't spray it all the way down with water. You do need a pair of good tweezers. You need some tweezers that are angled and the way you hold your tweezers is everything okay. So you want the angle part to lay flat against the lace, because if you turn it the opposite way, where it's the pointy side, you will poke a hole and that's what you don't want to do. So I am gon na make a dedicated video just for plucking your hairline, but it's super easy, basically you're just going to not stay in the same spot and you want to just move back and forth comb out the hair move back and forth. Parker section out that you just pluck pluck some more and move back and forth like it's just it's it's repetitive, but it's gon na get the job done. This is just a before-and-after, so that start is plucked and this side is not + and you literally don't have to pluck it, but I like it to look a little bit more natural, so I go in a little bit more so after you do this, you Definitely want to turn your wig inside out, so your lace can be exposed, because this is where you're going to make the illusion that your knots are bleached. So I am using Ruby, kisses two-in-one foundation and concealer palette, I'm I did buy this from our local Beauty. Supply and it was like four dollars - i do have these in every single color and I believe this is shade. 14. My it looks a little bit orange on camera, but it's not. I am warm toned, so this matches my skin tone perfectly, especially when I don't have any makeup on. I think that's the goal for this whole situation is to match your skin when you don't have any makeup on. So if you look as natural as possible, so what I'm doing is. I am pressing the find the foundation, the cream foundation all the way in the lace, and I want it to go through the lace to cover the night. I am using a morphe brush to do this because it's very dense and it'll push the product through. As you can see, I'm not putting the foundation directly on the hairline I'm going to do that after after the lace is secured because of the fact that I may use a glue and since the foundation is old oil base, it's not gon na adhere onto the Glue, so I have to do it last, and this is what the lace looks like after it's been plucked and after you push the foundation on it, it's very natural, but we're gon na push it a little further. So if you have forehead space, you don't have to worry about the next, the next step, but if you're like me and your hairline kind of pretty protrudes onto your forehead and it's close to your eyebrows, you definitely want to protect your edges. So I definitely suggest you do the ballcap method. I always do this and it just protects my edges from the gloom. So I'm a Malta's down and we're gon na go to the next step. But if you guys want to see how our mold minds down but there's a lot of videos, just let me know and I'll do that for you now. I don't want this to be like a application. Video, because you can do this method bluelist, you can do it with got to be blue, you do it with spritz. You can do it with glue. You could do it with tape, so I am gon na show you guys how I adhere my wigs in another video, but today I just want to show you how to make your lace and not disappear. So the one thing that I learned is you either want to cut your lace in a zigzag motion or use a razor, so I'm using an eyebrow cutter because it's like print safe safety, friendly situation and I'm not gon na cut myself, especially around my face. So yeah, like I like the eyebrow razor, it's just it's just easy to use, and I would suggest that too, instead of the actual razor. So basically you want to just cut the lace off and just let that razor do its job. If you are, if you already, you know, adhered your lace down like, I did it'll be easy for you to do a guideline, because basically this glue is gon na. Tell you where to cut so I'm not molding my baby here then I'm just trying to see where they're gon na sit and I'm gon na just finish, placing my lace down. I'M gon na say this. Now it's a that piece right there in the front of my hairline. That could be plucked a little bit more and I did pluck it a little bit more after this video. So I'm just letting you know don't say nothing in the comments all right anyway. Let'S proceed: I'm going to put my hair up in a clip, so it could be out of my way and I'm gon na use anything like a satin scarf some stockings, some little whatever. They call like little of cynic strips anyway. The little paper strips that you mow gel hair way you use that. That'S what I'm a used and I'm gon na tie two on my hairline and you just want to let it sit on there for like 30 minutes. So the pressure can help melt the glue into the lace, and that is what you want. You can do the same thing for got to be glue. You can do the same thing for like foam the foam instead of lotion, but it's not gon na melt as good as you do as a would be with glue or got to be glue or tape. So you can do the same thing with foam or lotion or spritz or so or like heavy-duty hairspray. Okay, and this is the last trick in the book all right. Take the same makeup brush that you use to spread the makeup on the legs. Do not add any more product on this brush. You just want to use the residuals and just press it into your legs. It'S not gon na give you a cakey lick. It'S just gon na help you blend in better alright, and after that I will say, wrap your hair down one more time and you will be good to go and, alas, the final step to helping your lace and your knots. Blending is take the makeup brush that you used to apply the makeup to your legs and you lightly want to dab it onto the beginning of your legs. Do not add any more product onto the brush. You want to use the residuals, that's left on this brush and apply back on to the lace, okay, and it will not look cakey. It will give you a more realistic look. It'Ll help disguise your legs. It'Ll help blend it in and will not be able to see the knocks unless somebody's super duper on you and give you a flawless lick. Ladies, so I hope you guys got something from this video and it's super easy. I know bleaching your knots or bleaching. Hair can be like scary in the beginning, especially because if you buy expensive hair and you don't want to mess it up, and so you want to find alternative ways to do things. You got this. We got this alright. So, oh and I cannot to get off it here without thinking Wiccans, first enemy, this bum hair, okay, like she served it right now, she's giving me real summer vibes like you guys. This is some balm summer here, but for me this is balm all year, hair. Okay, I will wear this in roughest whenever I want to, but yes get into it it. I will link their website down below. If you have any questions or concerns, you can leave them down in the description bar. I will need all the products that I used on the description bar and until then bye best friends,