Fall Favorite 30" Auburn Body Wave Hair | Beginner-Friendly Install + Styling Ft. Klaiyi Hair

Me a life without you been feeling kind of strange. Well, I see that you're doing very well you're. Looking very well. I miss the way your perfume smell. I miss the way that you blowed up my line, just to make sure that I'm feeling well hey guys. So today, I'm gon na be reviewing kalei hair and I'm just going to show you guys everything they sent in the package before we get into the tutorial. They sent me quite a few goodies, which the first was. This super cute ring that looks like a little snowflake and I can't wait to wear it like it's literally perfect for the season. They sent me these lashes and this makeup brush, which is super cute. It closes up and then they also sent me two elastic bands. One cheetah print and one green, and then they sent two wig caps. They sent a drawstring bag for my wig after I'm done with it, so it doesn't get mixed up and last but not least, y'all. They sent me this super freaking, cute robe and it's green and green is my second favorite color, I'm just in love with this freaking robe, it's so comfortable. I have it on right now so y'all, let's get into this hair install, so this hair that I'm going to be installing today is a 30 inch, auburn color body wave unit and 180 density. I did plus this unit, but I did not bleach the knots on this unit because normally, when I try to bleach the knots on color well pre-colored units, it just doesn't work. So I just decided to just leave the knots alone and just plug it, and it actually turned out really really good. What you guys see me doing here is just putting my color makeup all over the lace and under delay, so that it will match me perfectly Lee and I'm just using foundation and a little bit of powder for this. You can use whatever you feel comfortable. Some people like to use concealer it just depends on. However, you want to do it, it's no right or wrong way and then now I'm using some alcohol to just clean off my skin from all that makeup and any oils or anything. That'S on my skin, because it is important that your skin is super clean before you put any glue on it. This is especially important because you want the glue to specifically adhere to your skin and not any oils or makeup or anything else, because it could mess with how good the glue stays, and it also could turn your glue. A different color, and that is super duper. Important you want your glue to dry, clear, so just make sure you're cleaning your skin, you can use alcohol or you can use whatever product you feel is safe for your skin, that you know it's going to get it clean, but I just prefer to use alcohol Because it gets everything off. Thank you. So you will know that your glue is completely dry once it is clear, and now I'm just going to place that unit back down onto my head and I'm just going to make sure that I'm putting exactly where I want it to be um. So here you just see me tugging on the lace a little bit and making sure that it's sitting exactly where I want it. And then what I'm going to do is take a comb and I'm going to push the lace into the glue to just make sure that everything is sticking um. It'S not going to be super duper stuck right now, but I'm going to show you guys how I quote: unquote melt the lace, so here I'm just tying up the hair and then I'm going to take some even wonder, lay spray and I'm just going to spray. This all around the perimeter of the unit and then I'm going to use a elastic band to go ahead and tie that down, and I'm going to keep this on for as long as I can keep it on for um, I recommend to keep it on about 10 to 15 minutes at the very, very least because this is going to make sure that your lace is not going to go in me where in a paper melts it so yeah. That'S my little secret! That'S my little trick and then now I'm just cutting off the lace. I use regular shears. You can use um, eyebrow razor or anything. That'S sharp enough to cut some lace. I just with the most simplest way possible, which is shears and I get a good result. Just simply off the fact that I know how to blend the lace very well, so it doesn't really matter whether or not the I'm cutting it ragged or cutting it straight, because you still can't see the lace I like to get all excess lace. I don't like to see any extra lace in front of the hairline, so I try to get as close to the hairline as possible and I feel like I get the most natural result when I don't leave any extra legs like foreign for my baby hairs y'all. I honestly can't even explain exactly what I do. It'S super hard to explain it, so I'm just going to let you guys, watch and learn and I'm just hush and let you guys just soak it up and you know get the gist of what I'm doing because y'all. I can't. I honestly can't explain it foreign. Thank you, foreign foreign. I like to take a wrap strip and just put that over my baby hair, so that it can take most of the moisture out of it. I like to also hit it with my blow. Dryer just make sure that they are completely dry, because I don't like when my baby hairs are still wet and then now you're going to see me removing the wrap strip and they are in place and they ain't going nowhere. Okay - and I like to just do this because I feel like it really sets them in place and it makes sure that they don't go anywhere and I like to use a very, very lightweight product which is foam. So it's very easy for the hair to move. After you apply foam, so I just like to make sure that I tie it down and completely dry it before. I do anything else, and I hear you guys gon na see me making my side part. I'M gon na just be flattening out the wig, I'm using a wax stick and a hot comb to just make sure that everything is super flat. You don't want your wig bumpy, go, get you a hot comb, because this is the one thing that's going to make sure that your wig is super duper duper flat. So here you guys can just see me playing around with it. Just keep messing with it, making sure that it's all flat before we get into styling. Thank you. Thank you, okay. So on to Stalin, I wanted to go for a body wave look, but I didn't want to wet this hair because, as you guys see, I wasn't even in my studio I was out of town, so I'm like. What'S the quickest way, I can get the wavy. Look of this hair without wetting it, so I just decided to crimp the hair. I used the arrogante crazy crimpers, I don't think they're on sale, but you can find crippers pretty much anywhere, and that is what I use to style. My hair - I just went through in section by section and did it it was super quick and easy and the result was super bomb. So I'm just gon na stop talking and I'm gon na. Let y'all see the final product and I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Please do not forget to like it comment and subscribe, because y'all already know, I don't even got ta, say y'all already know but yeah, that's it y'all, bye, foreign foreign, foreign, foreign foreign. Thank you, foreign foreign, foreign, foreign