How To Clean Your Lace Ft. Isee Hair

She'S, a mom you see you're walking down the boulevard thanks, fine it'll help take is for white guy baby, never lie there I'll be using into this. Video was brought to you by. I see her company. They were kind enough to send me a Mongolian water wave. I am wearing 24 inches and here's a quick unboxing clip in this video, I'm going to show you guys how I washed my wigs after I wear that I get a lot of questions on that. This is this method I'm showing you is for just got to be in, like hair gel, for I'm actually like gluing your wig down you're, going to need a different process. So this is what my wig she looks like after one to two wears of God to be. This is freshly after one wear and normally I wait till about I've worn my wig three to four times, because after three to four times the got to be has really built up for demonstration purposes, I'm going to go ahead and wash it at this time. So first thing I like to do is to put my a wig on to the mannequin head and just brushed back all the hairs and have the baby hairs pushed out in the front, because this method is to allow you to be able to wash your lace. But still have your baby hairs intact, because I know sometimes you wash the lace and, like the whole, hairline that your hair, stylist or not even your hair, if I was just you in general, have made, is all messed up now and now it's like even harder To reinstall the wig so yeah, once I've brushed back the hair, I like to start and braid the hair back. The way it its parted. So you'll have a side part. So I'm gon na, as you can see, I'm gon na braid it back on this side and then braid it back on the others. You want to make sure you're just grabbing only the hairs that belong pushed back, and then you have the baby hairs out in the front if that even makes sense. Okay, now that I have the hair all braided back in the proper way, I wanted to be. I'M gon na go ahead and get a scrunchie and just tie back all of the hair. So this way I know I'm just washing the lace normally, if I like, I just wore this way, so I was not washing the hair, but normally if I was gon na wash the hair, I like to wash the lace first and then I washed the hair In that sense, now time to wash the lace, sometimes I like to use just my regular shampoo or I will use dishwashing soap. Sometimes I find it like a really good. Dishwashing soap gets the got to be better out. If you have lace glue, you want to use alcohol and not dishwashing soap. Only ninety percent percent alcohol can get out lace, glue, anywho back to the washing of the lace. So, as you can see, I'm trying to make sure I'm washing in the direction of how the hair is going like the baby hairs, I'll wash them downward and the stuff. That'S on the hairline. I wash upward, as you can see, but sometimes it's kind of hard to keep up with that. It'S okay! You don't need to wash it like that, but to make it easier for you try to wash the hair in the direction of the hairline and that's what I'm doing, I'm just trying to scrub scrub scrub till I no longer see any residue and the lace is Clear like how it was when you first got it so once the wig has been wash I'm putting it back on mannequin hit. Also, please ignore the gate being hold on my canvas head, she's old and been through a lot and I'm gon na buy a new one very soon. But you know: Cronan got ta say that anyways. So here I'm just pinning the wig back down onto the canvas head and we're going to clean up this hairline and make it reusable again. So when I like to clean my wigs and clean up the hairline for reusing, I like to use this edge brush. But I'm gon na be supply store. I like how dense the bristles are, and I like how it's a little bit bigger than my typical edge brush. So what I'm gon na do now, just gon na like brush out all the hairs like brush the hair back and forth, there's like random pieces that get stuck or things that just come like unglued and whatnot. But as you can see what I'm doing, I'm just brushing back all the hairs that came out once I washed it and then the little tiny baby hairs I'm pushing those out forward if that makes sense, just cleaning back up the hairline. Basically, sometimes I cut off little pieces they're a little too long. I just make the hairline look originally. How supposed to look I feel like. I can't really explain it my words too much, so I'm just gon na. Let you watch with the video you once I have unbraided the hair and cleaned out the hairline I like to gone with a hot comb to really help me define the hairline and I will walk home the hairs that go back and I also leave my hot Comb to push down the baby hairs, because you know I feel like a lot of times I like to get my baby hairs, all lost and my foreheads looking more scanties because I'm missing baby hair. So I like to make sure I am pushing them down. So they can lay nice and flat once I'm ready to reinstall this way. So once I'm done, I go in with either mousse or I'll use, just eco styler and maybe just whip the baby. Here I always do that, but for this video to make it look cute and finished I went I went to ahead and use some eco styler just to kind of let you see the hairline better but yeah. That'S all I have for you guys make sure you like comment and subscribe and see you in another one: peace out, Girl Scouts,