Styling Cheap Cosplay Wig! (Hairline With No Lace Front?)

Hey guys, I'm long Hannah and I'm back with a wig tutorial for renge from or on this is for my friend and we are going to a con together. So we're going to cosplay or on I'm sure, you'll see me. Do a similar Wood tutorial in the future for the gray one I never cut up, but I will at some point so I had to straighten this wig out, which wasn't hard. I just had my straightener on a very, very low setting, so it didn't burn any of the synthetic hairs and it actually went by pretty quickly and it turned out really great once I straightened it. As you can see here, I had to separate the wig into two sections, two layers, and then I did little sections at a time you can do bigger sections, but it's gon na take more time to work on that big section. So I feel it's easier to do little sections and straighten it quickly once and then go on to other little sections and at one point I had to turn the head around, because I don't have a wig stand and that meant I had to use this chair And I couldn't get every piece of the wig straightened at first. So then I continued to cut the wig. I put the wig on myself at first to make sure I wasn't cutting too much off, but then I put it back on the head and on the chair to make sure I could actually see where I was cutting and how it would look falling behind. On the back and so on and just made sure everything was clean, the next step was the bangs, and since this isn't a lace front wig I had to be creative, and so I cut more pieces of the hair. So I had these extra ones and I used gorilla glue and hair foam are like hairspray kind of so I can get these pieces glued on. I used the hair foam to kind of make it stiffer and then I glued the pieces on with the gorilla glue. Unfortunately, it did glue and everything it turned out. Fine, the only thing was that you could tell it was glued on you. Could there was like a film over it like a white film, so in the end I cut a few more pieces of hair and put the strands on there with hot glue, which worked so much better, and I will know to do that in the future. As you can see, this is how it turned out. I also worked on my own wig for Tamaki and you'll see that picture at the end as well, which has kind of a similar thing going on just uh. It'S a little bit smaller. I suppose, and like I said, I will show you another video where I work on a wig that has a similar style to this. I also got both wigs from Amazon, both great quality, and I really recommend them and cheap. So please check them out. Links are in the description as usual, thanks for watching and I promise next time I work on the wig I'll be more detailed, so you can see it