My Favorite Plucking Technique | Ft Unice Hair 26 Inch Water Wave Wig

I am a little late with this upload, as you can see, but happy new year. This wig was sent to me from you, nice hair, to show and tell for you beauties today if you're interested in the wig, the direct website link to it will be in the description box. You nice hair was kind enough to send me their virgin hair color natural black 26 inch water wave wig. This is what the inside of the wig looks like you get a 13 by 4 lace, frontal parting space. Behind the frontal space you get two combs. Another combination with adjustable straps, as for the cap material, it is a stretch, fit material and i love how the lace is already lightly tinted to brown, so this is going to help the lace blending with my skin easier. This is what the wig looks like straight out of the package. The hairline on this wig comes lightly pre-plucked. You also get some baby hairs, but the knots do not come bleached off camera. I went in and bleached the knots i used. Bw2 bleaching powder with 40 volume developer. I left the bleach on the knots for about 40 minutes. Then i washed the wig with shampoo and conditioner and left the wig to air dry overnight. This is what the knots look like the next day. I could have left the bleach on just a little bit longer, but it looks better than before. So this is my new comfortable plucking technique that i use to pluck my synthetic wigs and virgin hair wigs the white rag on my knee really helps me see the hairline better. Now, in the front, you can see what you nice, hair already plucked, which is the light to faded areas. I'M going to section out that part that you, nice, hair, already did and start from the part of the hairline that is really dense. Some people like plucking their hairline dry, but i like to go in with a little bit of water. I'M not drenching the hairline a lot, i'm just misting it lightly with some water. Then, after that, i'm going to take my tweezers and i start plucking random sections, and i use the part of the tweezers that slanted so that slanted part i make sure it's down not up. I also like to take my hand and hold down the hair, especially the hair, that i'm plucking towards the back, because it shows the dense parts that you missed after you pluck so don't stay in the same spot, plucking back to back back to back back to Back, you might cause a bald spot and also you might over pluck that area, but use your eyes and seek out the parts that's really dense. You can see the results starting to come in and, as you can see, i'm just attacking the really dense part of the hairline with the tweezers and don't forget to comb out that shedding hair that you already plucked, because basically it's done, it's finito. It'S garbage! No! But really comb it out because you don't want to get all tangled and matted with the rest of the hair come on boo after you watch this video. I really want you to be a pro because i feel, like everyone can do this. Everyone can do this. Just look at the dense part of the hairline and pluck it move your hand around pluck random areas, but keep in mind not to over pluck or if you are one of those peoples that, like one of those over plucked hairlines with the baby hairs and no Baby hairs, then, by all means you can use this technique as well. It is very popular but come on. I believe in you. You got this. You can pluck that hairline come on boo. You got this, but, as you can see, i'm just holding it down. I'M plucking plucking plucking just keep plucking just keep plugging just keep plucking plugging anyway. Just keep watching. If you have any questions, feel free to comment below. So this next part right here can make or break your hairline. As you can see, i combed everything together and i'm taking my tweezers and i'm going in and plucking them dense, dark lines again. The parts where i feel could look more jagged with the hairline to get a nice hairline effect, i'm just taking the tweezers holding the hair down and seeing what i could pluck some more everybody would like a different hairline. So you don't have to over. Pluck. Like me, you can pluck less if you just want like a small little hairline natural looking or if you want you could pluck extra. So you could have a super plucked hairline, but i'm just showing you guys what i do and my end results now. I'M gon na go in with this true match: lace, tint in the shade, bronze and i'm just gon na spray, one layer of this underneath the hairline and a little bit on the parting space as well. Then, after that, i'm gon na go in with the blow dryer and dry it until it's completely dry. This is what the hairline is looking like, and i am not the best braider in the world. I know the braids look a little messed up, but we just got ta ignore that because i really wanted to braids. So i need to cut off the extra lace in the front and i like to use eyebrow scissors to cut off that extra lace. So i'm just taking my time pulling the baby hairs back and cutting in these little zigzag motions cutting straight across, don't forget to cut off that little extra lace in the nape area as well, because you really don't need that. Now i'm going to take this product called near ob rapid, shine, foaming lotion and pump this all over the hair. This just helps define the loose waves of the hair pattern, but also leaving the hair very soft and less frizzy all right. So it's time for the install, the hair still looks a little wet, but it's actually fully dry. I didn't want to define the curls too much because i didn't want it to look all thin and stringy and yes, i'm gon na go in with these messed up. Braids but hopefully you guys can see the vision that i have for the wig and i'm gon na go in with a black stocking cap underneath right there, as well hook my adjustable straps for this wig show and tell i would like to just spray down the Air tabs, so i'm going to go in with the olive oil super, hold spray and spray from my ears to my temple and i spray one layer of this. Then i go in with the blow dryer and blow dry until it's completely dry and i repeat the same steps on the next side. I'M using the comb part on the baby, hair brush combing out the roots of the baby hairs. While i blow dry it because the spray tends to run on the baby hairs, especially the roots of it, and then it gets really hard when blow drying. So when you use the comb to comb it while you're blow drying, it helps the baby hair, stay soft and not get that white residue on it. Okay, okay, so just keep in mind, i only sprayed the hard hold spray on the ear tabs. I do not have any product on the forehead and that lace is looking real good on my skin with no product. So now i'm going to take this maybelline fit me powder and apply it to the lace for the middle part. This just helps the parting space. Look a little bit more wider. It helps the parting space appear a little bit more like scalp and whatever knots i miss with the bleach, it also helps cover it up. All right, you guys so right here is my end results, and i would like to say my final quick thoughts on this wig from you, nice hair. I love how the lace blends in really nicely with my skin. It did not take much work to get the lace to blend. I also love the results on how my hairline came out some parts i felt like i could have plugged a little bit more like by the forehead, but i'll be honest. It still looks good. As for the parting space, you only get a 13x4 lace parting space and the lace parting space is nice. I feel like you, get a good amount of space, the hair itself when i was styling it. It was very easy. This is the natural pattern of the wig and i feel like it's very pretty nice and soft waves, not too tight, but not too loose. When i receive the wig straight out of the box, it did not have a fall, odor or didn't smell like any corn chips, or nothing like that. I do believe this wig is one size fits all. My head, circumference is 22 inches, but i do have a lot of stretch cap room left in there, so you are in for the clear if you have like a 23 inch circumference head as for a smaller head, i recommend you crisscrossing the adjustable straps and maybe Also, adding some pins on the side, so it can feel more snug or if you can even get a elastic band in there. You can do that. Also. Another thing i love is the hair density. It is not too thick, not too thin, really nice for every day, even though the hair is really long and the density is very full. This wig don't have no weight to it. The length of the wig is 26 inches and i do feel like it is true to length. My height is five. Six, when i was styling the wig, i got zero tangles no tangles at all, but it is only day one with this wig - and this is just a wig show and towel as for shedding shedding, was pretty low to medium. But i do feel like that was due to the fact that i went in and plucked the hairline. The only con that i have with this unit is. I wish the hairline came more pre-plugged, but it's okay, because it was perfect for me to demonstrate how i pluck my hairline. So if you guys have any questions, feel free to comment below and i'll get back to them as soon as possible. Thank you. So much for watching later