*Detailed* How To Customize & Install Gentle & Rich Honey Blonde Ft Nadula Hair

What'S up, ladies jumping right in today, the company i will be working with is no doula hair. Here, i'm showing you all the nooks and goodies that i got. They did send me this cute little canvas tote that has their nadula brand on top and i also got a nedula silk or satin head scarf, two wig caps, and then i got um the nadula silk drawstring bag. For when i get ready to store my wig, this is the hair. This is medulla hair. This is their honey, blonde 4x1 body wave closure. It did come in 24, inches and 180 density, and i just wanted to show you guys what i mean by 4x1. It is a 4x4 lace closure, but they have sewn in tracks. So you only have the one middle part which i got. What i showed you guys next, i'm going to go ahead, clean off the perimeter of my hairline, with a baby wipe and just adjust the wig make sure everything is fitting: all nice and snug next, i'm going to go in and cut off these little thick tabs On the edges of each closure, you want to go ahead and cut that off before we get ready to adhere everything down. So you get a seamless lace, closure install and you don't have that big bulky piece of lace adhere down to your skin um. I do want to show you guys what the front of the wig looks like they did construct putting tracks all the way around. So it looks like it's coming. You know out of the scalp unless the um in case the wind blows this. They did so uh tracks on the side. You only have that one parting space in the middle. I wanted to show you guys that now i'm going to go ahead and cut off my excess lace with an eyebrow razor and i'm going to go in with my erica j hold me down adhesive. This is their skin guard and then i'm going to use their hold me down adhesive using the actual um lace glue. Sorry, you guys um i'm going to do about two or three layers using my blow dryer in between until it dries to a clear texture. Well, clear, color and attack tacky texture, oh my god, i'm so tongue tied and once that's done, we're going to lightly pray, press the lace in hot comb, everything and get ready to finish up this install the adhesive should be clear, like, as you guys can see Before you print before you press your lace down in and then i'm going to go in with my hot comb just to flatten everything out to make my part all nice and neat, this was a real, quick and easy install super beginner friendly. I will say if you guys are interested in getting this wig like i installed this wig, i would say in about 10 minutes next, i'm going to go in with some la pro girl concealer in a shade lighter than my skin tone, and i'm just going to Pop that into my part, just to define it, make it more nice and neat and more realistic. I know right now it looks like a fine little pink line, but don't worry i'm going to blur that out, um we'll buff it out and make it all smooth, but i just go in with a precision or a flat top eyeshadow brush and just drag my Concealer down my part until i get the liking of it and then i'm just going to run my hot comb over the top one more time and then next we are going to put a little bit of heat serum on this hair because i will be doing A wolf cut style and i just wanted to make sure everything was laying all nice and flat before we got ready to do that. So i'm going to be using my hot comb just flatten out the top, get it as flat as possible or as flat as you like, and then next i'm going to take this argan oil and moroccan oil um or argan and moroccan oil hair serum. I'M going to run that through the hair and then i'm going to pull all of the hair into a high pony all the way up to the front of your head like a unicorn and um. These are the instructions that i followed off of youtube y'all. So don't don't botch me, but i just pull all the hair up to the front like so, and then i'm going to go in with some rubber bands to tie the hair in sections starting at the base of the ponytail. Where i have everything pulled and then i'm going to measure down to mid length to the middle of my nose or to my nose, and that will be where i put my second section and then for my third section. I did it right at the bottom of my chin and then we're just going to go straight in with a pair of shears and cut this thing y'all. I was so nervous and i had some crappy scissors, but i made a do what to do so now. I am cutting it and don't worry about it. The cut isn't perfect um. The wolf cut is supposed to be like a edgy. You know unnatural or uniform, cut it's not supposed to look sleek and neat and classy. You know that's why it's called a wolf cut. So now i'm cutting my second section, as you guys see, i cut the rubber band. Oh well, we'll be all right, keep cutting as soon as you get everything cut off. You want to take out that last rubber band. Well, at least i did took out the last rubber band and um. I like the length that i had so i just kept it with that and then i'm going to go in with my brush just to brush out everything, make sure and see what we got. What we're working with - and i did a good job - um doing the cut just like that, but i am going to go in with my razor comb and you can get this from your local beauty supply store. It is the tinker uh razor comb and i'm just going to run that down the edges. Just to make my um layers more smooth, i didn't want them super super choppy. I mean i wanted them choppy, but i wanted them to look like they at least went together and once we do that, i'm going to take my um scissors just to cut off any excess hair. I wanted a blunt cut at the bottom kind of like a bob, so i'm gon na do that and then i'm going to come back with my babyliss pro titanium straightener and i'm just going to do some little messy curls. Nothing neat starting in the back and working my way up to the top. I did speed through this guys just for the the sake of the video, but you guys get the memo um. You just want to curl away from your face and, like i said, i started from the bottom and then work my way up to the top. I'M going to show you guys one whole section and then we're going to come back with the finished look do so. This is what the hair looks like once we combed both sides, and then this is the finished look get into it get into it again. Ladies, this is the doula hair. This is their honey, blonde 4x1 lace closure. It did come in 24, inches and 180 density, but we did do a wolf cut. I am in love with the style. I think it gives the hair so much body. The layers just makes it look so volume like gives the hair so much volume. I love it. I love it. I love it if you guys like this tutorial, please let me know what you guys think below in the comment comment: a wolf emoji, if you guys like this, don't forget to give me a thumbs up like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys in my Next, video