How To Crimp Your Best Glueless Alipearl Hair 5X5 Closure Wig! Easy

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel, I'm sorry McQueen and if you would like to see how I got this nice beachy wavy look mad easy and if you would like more details about this bob lace closure glueless wig. Thank you for watching. So I received this way from Ali pearl - hey I'm sure, you've heard of them before they have yet to disappoint me. I received their 108 percent density 22 inch. Brazilian straight 5x5 lace closure way in the package. They included this satin hair bag, which I love and makes on your way super easy, an elastic band and a red cap. The lace on this wig is super thin and it comes pre plucked, which is a plus and perfect for beginners and, as you can see, this three combs to the front one in the back as well as adjustable straps and as you can see, the cap. Construction of this unit is beautiful, like everything is in place and you have a lot of part in space, so that's a definite plus and I'm showing you guys how the lace looks on my skin. All I really needed on this unit was some foundation. I did reach the knot, but I don't think I left it on you know long enough. It was like one of those last-minute bleaching and yeah, so I just put foundation on the lace, and it looks great to me so now - I'm gon na show you guys basically how I customized the wig and get it to look and how I want. I was inspired by every good tape and you know re and how I don't know if you guys can see now. I know what to call it, but it's like a little part and then it just has the two loops on the side. It'S no heavy baby. Here - and I really like that - look and I decided to try to recreate it and look this is before I even pluck the front like Pharrell guys. This lace is the truth, and this pre club is the truth. So right now to achieve those two loops on the side. I'M gon na part out my baby hairs and I was watching another youtuber and she gave a great tip is when he part out your baby hairs. Don'T go straight across kind of make. Like a triangle and Chrissy, I didn't go straight across the hair is and like right in the front I kind of made kind of a triangle just so that it doesn't give like a to Ricky, look and yeah. So, basically, that's what I'm doing right now, I'm gon na part out what I want to feed my little swoops and then I'm gon na go ahead and thin it out a little bit just so that it's not super thick and one thing that I will say: If I do do this look again, I will just make my soups a little more in I set up on the ends as they were, so I could relieve that arrogant. Ting look, but you know there's my first time trying and I honestly think it came out. So beautiful so right now, I'm really just set in my hairline how, when it's a look, I'm using some mousse to really make sure that those swoops are separated from the rest of the hairline and I'm gon na make sure that by my middle part, I'm coming It back so it gives me that nicely front look and as you'll notice, I did not cut for soup. Yet I found that with this look when you put it on your head, that's the best time, so you know cut them to be shorter. Just all that to come on page with the look and see how you're filling it and just to make sure that you don't cut it too short, because you can't get it back girl. So right now, I'm going with the hot comb. Hi phones are your best friend. If you don't have a hot comb girl go and get to one. I will link mine in the description box, but I did get this off of Amazon. I'Ve had it fun a couple years now. I have to say, like I may be dragging it, but it's been working great for me. I'M sure you could find one in your local beauty supply store as well. So right now, I'm just really sitting there making sure that everything is in place, making sure that by my little part, is going back so that they're nice, you know natural look now. This is how the hair looks no product in it. This is natural state and I'll, be using a flatiron spray as well as got to be I'll, be spraying the got to be after every crimp just to make sure it stays in place and I'll be using this Revlon waver. It'S huge guys, like my hand, hurt back to doing it. So that's why I did this method of a settle bone track-by-track. I just went around the head and got smaller sections, and I will also link this crimper waver down below and one thing like one tip. I could say when crimping your hair is to pull the hair up, so that it'll also get that curl that waving it on the bottom and just so that it looks continuous and nice and wavy and yeah. Just repeat this step as a little alone. In your sections and make sure it's key to use a flat iron spray just so that it holds and has a nice shine to it all right. So this is the finished look. The hair is beautiful, silky and has a beautiful luster to it. I really like how the crimps came out the waves, whatever you want, to call it, and for this look I did not close through the waves at all, like I literally let it sit like this all night and you know, looks great. Even the ends are nice and pretty and full they're not thin, and that's what we love y'all now, I'm going back in just to make sure that the top is flat, and I really just want to keep swoops to come out so well y'all. So that's what you will see me doing all right y'all. So this is how the unit looks on my hair without any adhesive yeah, all so to get the swoops you're gon na basically just cut down the baby, here's to a nice length and just lay it down. So initially, this video was gon na, be a tutorial using the ORS rig adhesive, but I ended up not having to use it because all I did was adjust the adjustable straps and the way was super snuggle, my head and laid. I didn't even eat that, but I did use the ORS fix it's print on the swoops, so yeah everything else, there's no a piece of holding it down only on the baby is so that works out perfectly, and I really recommend this way for beginners, because you Might not even have to go through the boring process once the Snowman your head girl is on, and this is the final look, so tell me how you guys, like it. Oh