Breathable Fake Scalp, Straight Transparent Lace Wig | Step By Step Install | | Dola Hair

What is up my love's welcome back for another video today, I'm playing in a wake from Dolan isn't over a gorgeous gorgeous wake, but before we get into it, they also send over the wig rib and the bra strap like elastic band and without further ado here. She is absolutely gorgeous fake scalp. This is a straight week and, as you guys can see that texture that Sheen, that scalp everything is going to be poppin about this way. So this is a fake scalp, wig, 22 inches 180 percent density, and this is my hair. It'S been any same, two braids for like a week straight, it's time to co, wash I just put it in a ponytail flip it up underneath the wig cap, definitely not the flattest, but it gets the job done so that I'm actually having access to my hair. So we're gon na start our install, I start off by cutting off any excess lace that I will not be able to cut off once the wig it's on. I also adjust the straps in the back to go as tight as I can again. This one came with the adjustable elastic band, so I went ahead and added that to my wig, because I definitely wanted to get that maximum benefit. This is gon na make the wig glue list. If you choose to wear glueless or like if your way comes up and the glue kind of um get Sun tacky so to speak, it'll help your weave to stay in place and not fall back now. I kind of just brushed through it and kind of just see, working with and decide to just go ahead and start straightening, the roots with my electric hot comb. Of course, everything I used is listed in the description bar as usual, as you guys can see like once. I start hot combing, the roots it's almost like the hairline becomes transparent in a way that you kind of get to see it, and it's a little bit more defined. How nicely pre plucked this week is, and that really really really gets me super excited. This is why I like to go ahead and straighten up the hairline before I even cut off the lace, because sometimes you kind of have a facade. You think. Oh, it's pretty plucked it's good and then you kind of you know cut off the lace bottom. The way down - and you realized you need to do a little bit more - they did hit you with a 13 by 6, so there is six inches of parting, going backwards, 13 inch a parting going from ear to ear, which I'm gon na cut off any excess. I don't need in just a moment, but again I'm going through and pretty much straightening out all the routes, because I want everything to be super flat and bone straight when it's all said and done, and you guys can see, I didn't need to tent the lathe Or bleach the knots, because everything is done for me with the fake scalp method, absolutely gorgeous gorgeous a week already so now, I'm gon na cut off all the excess lace around my ear. You want your wig to be custom to your head shape and for me, I always have to cook, maybe about a quarter to a half an inch on each side of the wig. That way the wig cuffs, my hairline, or you know like around my head. So to speak, and it just sits perfectly: nothing is bulking up or bulking down, nothing's too short and nothing's too big. It just sits and fits perfect. Now I'm going to tweeze, which is pretty much self-explanatory. I'M gon na go ahead and let you guys just watch, but I like to break up the front of the hairline a little bit and then go behind the hairline as well. This part is optional again, this one it's pre plucked, so it actually was beautiful without doing any work at all. I just wanted to bump it up and make it custom for me. So go ahead and watch and see what you think about my customization. Definitely don't know the pluck and be careful not to put any holes in your lace and, as you guys can see, she is on fire, [, Laughter ], you so now that we've bonded her down. We kind of take our time and just make sure that everything is flat, smooth and exactly where it needs to be, in other words, we're just giving the actual lace time to kind of bond and dry a little bit before we start the process of cutting off The excess lace, if you're gon na bond down the wig or add the glue before you cut off your excess lace. You definitely don't want to start cutting off the excess lace, and so it is completely dry. I'M using a wax stick here to kind of just go ahead: it's like it smooth out the hairline. My initial desire was to do and no baby here. Look with this one and you're gon na see in the end and you're, probably seen in the thumbnail that I did a little bit of baby here, but I did it without like cutting anything. So this is gon na, be like a cheat for all of you who are afraid to like cut into your wigs you'll, be able to see like how to kind of like have a baby hair. Look without you know actually cutting down. You know any of your actual hair. Now that we've cut off all the excess lace you guys can kind of see. I just made the decision and cut off all that sideburn a lot of the times, especially when it's hot or you you know, had your wig on for a minute when you bond that down, even with the best of glue, sometimes it'll like lift up, and you Kind of see how it's just sitting there, Lord I've, been in public or I've been around people, and then I go like in the bathroom and check myself, and I think that that piece is just sitting there, literally the most mortifying thing ever so I prefer to Not to have the flap for the sideburns, just a personal preference just because I find that for me I made always lists, especially you guys can kind of see how coarse my sideburns are. It'S kind of almost not, I won't say impossible, but it's hard for me to get it to stay, especially when I'm out in the elements I'm out and about. I don't want to be self-conscious and have that come up, so I just kind of cut it off and kind of just blend, my sideburns with the actual wig and normally I can use a good edge control and that works out. You can also see the very tips or edges have like a white cast to it. This always gives the illusion that the wig is not bonded down. The link is bonded down perfectly, but I don't know why it just gets white and my foundation, powder or concert powder will definitely camouflage that also Here I am doing the baby hair method that I was telling you about, I literally didn't even add any edge, control Or mousse you guys know mousse is my favorite edge control at the moment, but you guys can see. I just took a baby hair brush and I literally just started swooping now I did like three pieces on each side, which you know looked really good from my preference. If you don't want any baby hair, you have that preference or if you want to go full-out with your baby hair, you definitely can go ahead and trim it. You know section other would be hair trim it down, get the mousse and do all of that. This kind of looks like a last-minute like I didn't want. You know to do it straight back and baby here, and this was kind of like subtle, but not subtle, and again it's easy for those of you who do not have any desire to cut me like maybe here in your wigs, so wicks are all about finesse. Well, I went ahead and took off the scarf you guys kind of said, just added a little bit of foundation powder to go ahead and match and make sure that there was no demarkation and I kind of realize that, even though I added the powder there was A little bit of glue that kind of shine through and had that little shiny patchy. Look that is very clock about and very, very, very amount to me, so I kind of removed any excess glue which for me I got to be glued. I went ahead and added a powder to the partying and everything worked out amazing. Now I'm gon na work on the ends now something that I always forget to do, which is such a oxymoron. If I might heat protect him at the very beginning, when I am pressing out the root, but nonetheless I did add it he protecting to the ends, and I actually have been obsessed with heat protectant lately. Let me know your favorite I've been using this one here. I have it linked in the description bar and I like the way it you know. Obviously it protects your hair against your flat irons and your blow dryers, but it also kind of gives some nice Sheen and it kind of cancels out the fridge. So it's almost like you normally, I would just add a serum. This kind of gives me that vibe or you know finish, but also protecting my hair at the same time. That makes any sense - and I feel, like my hair purses better with it as well. So get you a heat protectant, a really good one, and if you have a good one, let me know which one you love, because I would love to try a few different brands. So here we are primping and finessing straightening out the ends, forgive the pump in the back of my head again. My braids are not flat, it's just two corals back there, so it's not as flat of an application, but I'm still slaying. I don't care what nobody says now. This guy definitely did not need any Sheen and you guys can start everything came together and it goes with my skin tone. Everything looks perfect, but I just bought a fresh bottle of my OG favorite, the biosilk. So I went ahead and added a little bit to it like I said he definitely didn't need it, but I just added some. You know all-around on the ends as well as the crown of the head definitely gave it that nice high Sheen, that I personally loved, and that was pretty much it. For me, this was an easy install. Hopefully you guys were able to follow follow along. Let me know what other content you want to see on. My channel baby is due in a couple of weeks, so you guys will be meeting her very very soon. Thank you guys. So much for watching, don't forget to Like comment. Subscribe share this with your friends. It'S always oh and don't forget, to check out della. I have all the information on this week and the link in the description bar and, as always I'll see you guys in the next one smooches