Isee Hair | Water Wave Hair | Unboxing And Installation

Hi, you guys welcome back to my channel, so today I'm going to be doing this hair install from icy hair. This is the hair straight out of the box. I did get 24 inches, it's their Mongolian water wave and the hair is super super soft. The hair did also come pretty plucked and I wanted to show you guys what it looked like on the inside. It comes with four combs one on each side and then one in the middle and then one at the bottom. And now you guys are seeing me put my wig on I under Neath my wig. I really didn't want to do the ballcap method, so I just went ahead and put on a regular own wig cap and I did bleach the knots for the frontal and pluck it just a little bit. Off-Camera and now you guys are gon na see me pulling it back so that I can put my got to be glue on and I started out using a big clump, but eventually I just decided to spread it out evenly on both sides, because I knew I Wasn'T gon na be ringing this week for a really long time, so I just evenly trying to spread it out, as you guys can see, and then I put a little bit more on that side. So once I got to be glue dried, I went ahead and put the lace down. I am a little bit of a beginner, so it was a little bit hard when I get the lace to stick because it was still lifting up just a tad bit. So I just take my as you guys can see the end of my rat tail call I'm just pressing it down and then eventually it starts to blend in and I'm just going to do that around the whole hairline until I'm done and it's all blended in So the western parts that were still lifting so I decided to spray some got to be sprays so that they could lay down. So I'm just spraying it in the front and a little bit on this side or just anywhere in general. Where I see that there's a little bit of lifting and then after I spray all the got to be sprayed on, I'm just gon na go ahead, employ dry it to make sure that everything's sticking down. So now I'm going to go ahead and start playing news to my lace. I usually like to do this step so that when I tie my hair down on the front it'll be nice and laid, and now that I have my hair tied down in the front, I decided I wanted to go ahead and do a side part, because I Parts are my favorite, although with this wig, I did notice that the side parting isn't very big, but I just worked with whatever I had so I went ahead and sucking my hair in two and then I wanted to go ahead and apply some loose now to The side part just to lay down and make it more flat, but it was all lumpy at the top and then after I smoothing it out, I'm gon na go ahead and add some water to it, just to make it a little bit more wet because I Was getting a little bit more dry, so fellas to go for that wet, looked and right after I finished spraying a little bit of water on top of it. I just went back in to spray. Some cancel, leaving conditioner just add a little bit of moisture so that when it does dry, it doesn't look. You know dry or anything like that, so I'm just crunching the hair up so that the curls stay intact. So after about, I want to say 10 to 15 minutes, I went ahead and decided to take the rap off of my hairline, and I noticed that when I did take it off, it didn't take a little bit of my makeup off and there was a little Bit of glue at the top so to fix bad, I just went ahead and grabbed some alcohol. As you can see, I'm gon na go ahead and wipe some of the glue off or the residue, even though it did take some makeup off on my forehead. I'M just taking the glue off one wipe edit and then after I decided to take the glue off. I just went back and on with my makeup and applied a little bit of foundation, so that blends in with my hairline and here I'm just adding my foundation and blending away so that everything looks all even and then after I finish, focusing on my forehead wear Eye makeup, just taking off for the view I'm gon na go ahead and apply my foundation to the other side as well. Once I finished so that everything looks awesome and it looks all natural and for this week I don't want to cut too many baby hairs. I just want it one on the side and I didn't want it to be too big, so I'm just gon na pull out just a tiny bit just a little bit and then after I pull it out. I'M gon na go ahead and grab a razor, because I didn't want it users because I didn't want it to be too blunt. I kind of want it to be afraid so that I look a little bit more natural. So after I cut it, I'm just gon na grab some gel and shut it down and try to soup it. The best way that I can cuz like. I said I'm not a big fan of baby hairs, because sometimes I can have a little bit of trouble with them so yeah and I took you guys I am all done. My hairline I see here is so easy to work with. I love the hair. You guys enjoyed this tutorial and I see you guys on my next video