Honey Blonde Water Wave Lace Wig Install Ft. Isee Hair

Me, hey, you guys, welcome back to my channel. Today'S video is sponsored by icy hair and it came in this beautiful, pink box. So i'm taking everything out, i got a bonnet, an elastic band edge brush a stretchy, a pair of lashes, and i love that everything came in pink because my favorite color is pink and this is the wig. So here it is on my head and i'm just going to cut off any unnecessary lace. So i'm starting with the lace that is going over my ears so that it can fit my head properly. So i'm going to just start off with hot combing the hairline. I really want to press it out and push it back. This also helps me to see exactly where the hairline starts as well, and it just makes it look cleaner and more neat, so i'm using the puppet up gold spray again. This is my go-to hairspray for laying wigs down for a glueless method, so i'm just going to spray it right on top of the lace, it's definitely nice to take a break from lace glue from time to time, and this is a really quick and easy method. I'M cutting some more lace off because it wasn't laying completely flat around my ear and that's what i want. I want it to lay down i'm taking the elastic band that came in the box and i'm just wrapping it around the lace so that it can finish drying down and once it does dry, i can go ahead and cut the lace off. So that's what you see me doing here and i have not applied any product or any lace, tint or anything like that to the lace as if yet i just wanted to go ahead and lay it down first. This is so i'm using the fenty bronzer in thick mint, and this is what i usually use to match my lace to my complexion, but this wasn't working like it normally does, mainly because i am running low on the product. So the brush really wasn't picking up that much. So i'm going in with what i used to use, which is the high beam, intense hair dye spray in the color brown, but i'm spraying it onto a brush first and then applying it onto the lace. Because this spray is so intense like when it sprays out, it literally gets everywhere, so just so that i have more control on where the product goes, i'm just using a brush to apply it going back in with the pump it up gold, i'm just doing another Layer of that just to really melt and marry everything together and then i pulled out the hair dryer. I got it on the cool setting just so everything can dry down quicker and speed up the process, so i'm tying it back down with the elastic band because i am moving on to styling and i don't want the lace lifting or getting messed up. While i do that, so what i decided to do with this wig is a middle part. I thought it would be really cute with the color and just to take a break from the side part. So i'm going ahead and making sure that it is centered and i did end up taking the elastic band off just because it was in the way. And i want to make sure that the part was actually in the center of my head and i'm applying some anti-frizz serum just because i have ran out of the wax stick, so this will have to do and what i'm going to do is hot comb. The part line, so that's why i apply that product, because it's going to help to press it out a lot better. This is, i am doing baby hairs. I feel like it will help bring the look together. I'M only doing two on both sides. Nothing extra for today i want to keep it as simple as possible. I want the main focus of this wig to be this blonde, so yeah i pulled some hair out, i'm going to cut it and i'm also going to curl it just to make it easier to lay, because i don't want to apply too much product onto this Hair because it is blonde and it can get mixed up with my makeup - then you won't even see the baby hair so curling. It will definitely help it, make it easier to lay and i'm going to do the same steps on the other side, just making sure that the side looks symmetrical with the other. I'M going to take some more of that hair dye spray. Again, i'm spraying on the brush again because, like i said, i want to make sure that i apply it in the area that i want it to go and not all over the place. So i'm only applying this around the part right at the root. I think this will really help complement my complexion really well and bring this color out more. I took the tip of the comb, apply some concealer, the lightest concealer that i had, because i really wanted the part to stand out and i ran that down the part line. Yes, it is cricket. I realized that out there i will fix that later, but this definitely helps bring the whole look together, especially when you can see the part it just makes it look less wiggy, more natural and definitely gives it a cleaner look. So for the final step, i did not want to wet this hair just because i really love big hair. I love the fullness of it. So most of the time i do like to maintain the fullness of it. Of course you can wet it and then once it dries down of course, but i just wanted to keep the look that i already had. So i just took some leave-in conditioner and applied it onto the hair, just the top half, where the curls kind of got brushed out. While i was installing this wig - and that is literally all that i'm going to do so as far as this color - i definitely love it. I love that i added the brown at the root. It really brought it together and, like i said, and i also love that this is a cooler tone of blonde and not too warm. It is just right. So, as always, i will have everything listed down below for those who do care so make sure you check that out like comment and sub, if you're not already, and i will catch you guys in the next one boy,