Ginger Deep Wave Wig | Frontal Install | Checked By Chidi

Hey guys welcome back, it's checked by Gd, welcome back to my channel we're doing a fun video today I was so excited to do this video. I don't even tell you what I was so excited, alright, so we're gon na go right into it. I am using the Klara saw, bleach and developer for this wig. This wig is a frontal lace. Hd, specifically, it is 200 % density. It is a deep way of curly wig, 200 %, guys 200 %. So, as you can see, I just mix the two together. This is a lot of hair, so I thought, maybe just you know eyeball it, which is what you see yeah. So just a heads up, my video somehow was lost in my phone. I don't know what it is, but me initially bleaching it. The first set of dye is gone. I'M sorry, if you hate me, if you were really looking for that part, let me know I will make a video specifically for a bleaching hair. I got you just let me know, but if you, if you hate me right now for I'm sorry, but this is the second dye job or the second, please chop that I did, and this is a color that I'm getting I'm just going through the hair. Just to make sure I got everything ooh by the way, if you're wondering why it looks small like this, it's because my phone was recording vertically instead of horizontally. So I promise you it'll go into a horizontal widescreen in just a second, so just bear with me. I was going through some things in this video, so this parts pretty self-explanatory, I'm just basically putting the leftover bleach on the ends of the hair and then I'm gon na go to the roots of the hair and just kind of disperse the bleach tada. Here we go time for the fun part, alright, so I'm going in with three different dyes. I'M gon na list the three different dyes in the description box down below. So if you really want to know if these colors aren't head down there and check it out, these are three different colors, a little bit more red a little more orange brown. So I really wanted to get the perfect gingery like spicy color. You know. So this is what I chose to do these three colors. I mix it in the pot first just to kind of see what the hues were looking like, and then I end up putting it on my hand for a white background just to see what it looks like well, it's gon na reflect like so I'm just putting That in the pot I'm gon na do the hot water method, which is a savior. This wig is so dense, so girls going through every room - I wasn't doing it so the hot water method saved you, girls, life, seen the girls time and I appreciate it. So I'm just using the hot tap water doesn't have to be boiling just as hot as possible from your sink is great and then I'm putting the top of my wig in first, but I kind of moved. The hairs to the side should get the middle of it so that it doesn't leave a weird spotty finish and as I'm doing this, I'm dipping it, but I'm also taking out the tips too. You want to take out the tips periodically cuz, you don't want the tips to be left in the water and then that gets too dark and then it doesn't look even drop. So that's what I'm doing keep watching and then we'll see. The final result in a second boom, what we got DeRay. We got the pepper and fives. You know in sand, but this is the color after I washed and conditioned it. It was cute but like it was just a little too red for me. You know I was going for more of the ginger from as told by ginger. You know so I went back and bought a different time. This one is more orange, just one bottle will do and then I just basically am doing the water color method all over again. Just with this one bottle, I used a whole bottle for this one. Alright, I'm liking this color a lot more than the red that we just had just because it has a little bit more of an orange hue to it, and it's gon na look great on my skin tone, so I'm just detangling it. I wanted to go for like the wet and wavy vibe, very natural, very calm. So what I decided to do was blow dry just the roots in the front, so that I can kind of smooth them and kind of manipulate them to flow the same way so that, when I put it on it looks kind of blown out and more like Layered and fluffy than just super flat, so I'm going in with my hot comb and some I used got to be gel, but really any gel like any lightweight gel is fine. So I went in with my gel I'm a hot comb and I'm just basically molding my edges, molding, the roots of the hair, so that we have this nice beautiful shape and it looks like blown out and flowy. You know okay, so for this week I can do a middle part, or I can do a side like how do you call it like a you, just like a waterfall on the side type of thing, but for this look today, I wanted to do a middle Part so basically you're, just gon na see me parting, it finding the middle and then plucking it to look as natural as possible. So, as you see, the front has some type of curl right, but that's because I used a wand to curl it now. I thought I wanted to do that and have it like a little cute cute Sakura on the front, but it didn't look right. It didn't match the rest of the hair it just didn't blend. So what I decided to do was just do a little braid out. So as you'll see me, I'm braiding the hair. I end up doing two rays initially in this video I end up taking them out and doing three smaller braids actually for smaller braids, just so that the curl isn't too big and it matches the rest of the curl for the hair, alright guys. So, let's install this bad boy, so first off using 70 % isopropyl alcohol just to remove any residue and leichter I've built up on my forehead, especially oils. Just so that the lace and the glue adheres correctly to my forehead, I'm using the lace grip glue and this one is definitely my favorites. So I'm just applying it in sections and then I'm gon na apply 2 to 3 layers and allow that to sit. But while I'm letting it sit, I'm just taking out my braids while I wait so guys if you want a more in-depth wig install video. Let me know, like I said: it's been a while, since I've done a witness all on myself, just because you know I've just been chilling at home, not really much to do know where to go. But if you really want me to like take my time and show you exactly what I'm doing to a tee, I will absolutely do that for you. Just let me know and I'll get started on that, but enjoy my lace, glue application and we will reconvene. So, just a heads up guys something that I did wrong. That might help you to and your install, because my shade of my skin my skin tone, I got a little darker, a little tan, because I'm in the heat more often in the Sun now my skin tone has gotten darker. So what I should have done was tinted the lace with the foundation or with some type of lace tint, because initially, when I tried on this wig the lace blended impeccably, it was perfect like crazy, perfect, but now that I'm realizing I got darker what I should Have done was tint Elise, which is OK, it's easy fix, even with the lace applied. So that's what I would have done. Looking back and yeah just make sure your lace is the right color before you apply, because trust me in different angles. The lace is gon na is gon na appear like when you look down. When you look to the side, it may look good, but you want it to look at all. You want to look good in all aspects at every angle so that nobody can check you. So that a can't check you, you know I was an okay pro tip for all my small head, skittle doodles out there. Just like me, it's easier to apply or, ladies, when you cut your lace into sections, you're gon na see me cut the lace into a section in a second, because this is gon na give more room for the lace to move, because I heard it so small. Sometimes the wigs are too big and when you even lay it flat very gently, it still is gon na give like a wobbly ripple effect, which is a no-no. Even when you pull it tight, it's gon na kind of ripple back on you, so just cut your lace into sections as needed and then lay them down as needed. So here you see me just cutting my lace into sections a little at a time. Just take your time, sis take your time. You know you want to get in them. Small, crevices and relief, an S it make it look as natural as possible. If you're in a rush, I get it, you want to do the best. You can just use smaller scissors, like you saw me, use user eyebrow razor. Those leave really nice, weird edges. The weird edges make it look more natural. If it's too straight, it looks like a straight on wig. You know you're not trying to look like the mannequins at the beauty salon, so you turn look like a natural, bad, okay, so, and sometimes like, for instance. Right now, you see me fixing certain spots. This is because I needed more glue, but for me that is so much easier to apply more glue than to have to take away glue, because once you have to take away glue, it starts to mess up the whole application and it starts pulling out the good Glue and it's just it's just a mess, so this is okay, so, like I was saying before, do you see how it like, when I look in certain angles, look down! Look to the side. You can see the lace. That'S because I didn't in my lace, which is okay, it's not perfect, but who's going to be, I'm not no arrogant, say honey, I'm not arrogant, chi, but that's okay. So I have an elastic band to just kind of help. The lace adhere to my forehead and, while I'm waiting for that to dry - and you know squish to my forehead - I'm using the NARS concealer that is matte putting it on my part to make it look more natural - and I spray my god to be spray to Kind of solidify it and lock it down all right. So honestly, I went and cooked a whole meal ate the meal sat down, watched part of him will be and came back. So here is our final lace, adhesive or adhesion on my forehead and I'm just kind of connecting any lace that wasn't touched by the concealer and yes, this is our final result. I love the curly. Look. I'Ve been wanting to do this. Look for a long long time, I've been waiting for vacation, but you know we don't have vacation on islands right now. That'S okay, but thank you for watching. I hope you guys enjoyed please. Let me know if you want to see anything down in the comments below. I love you guys so much and I'll see you next time love you