Basic Wig Install For Beginners | Blonde Buss Down | Tinashe Hair | Chev B.

Welcome beautiful people I am Chef B, welcome back to my channel, make sure you are subscribed down below for today's video we're about to style and install this unit from tinashehair.com, and I want to show you guys what the hair is. Looking like straight out of the package, I'm feeling really blonde for this week. So I'm like you, know what we're gon na do a blonde straight wig. This is their highlight, honey, blonde hair in 24 inches - and this is a 13 by 4 lace frontal. So I'm just going to create a center part with this unit because it was free part, meaning there wasn't any part like in the hair itself. So I'm like you know what we want to do something center part, I'm feeling real beyond safe. For this look, you know we're just gon na go with a sleep back classic blonde bust down type of look, so I'm just creating my little part right now, so I won't be bleaching the knots on this unit. It came slightly pre-plucked, but it was still a little bit dense in the front, and today I was feeling hella lazy. So I'm, like you know, I'm gon na make the best of it, but I can't be bothered with a full, full plucking type of situation. I didn't want to bleach the knots I want to show you guys what it looks like straight out of the package and all that good stuff. So what I'm gon na do is a light flat ironing with the hair just to show you guys what it looks like when it's super straight. The hair was super full as well. It was a hundred and fifty percent density and for this density it was giving life okay. So I just used my little flat iron. It just creates some soft Strokes in there. I don't want it to be born straight per se, but you just want on something light and easy to be worn. So I'm just going to do a live plucking, even though I said I wasn't going to do too much, but I'm like you know what girl it's too, it's too dense in the front for how I usually wear my wigs, even though I won't be doing anything Extra with the sides - because I just want it to be something to frame my face as opposed to doing any type of big swoops or anything like that. So I definitely need to do something like just in case. I wear the hair slick back, so I'm just going to show you guys my method of plucking, it's nothing too tedious or too hectic for someone who's beginner, it's just making Parts in the hair and then plucking behind the hairline and not the hairline itself, because you Don'T want to create a ball spot! You want to do that lightly and just take your time and have confidence when doing your hair, because when you have confidence doing your hair, it turns out way and so much better. So we're just going to use our handy dandy, hot comb, to create that soft look. If you wear rig wigs, regular or you're just beginning to wear wigs, get you a hot comb, it will be your best friend now for my method. It'S also for beginners super easy to do. I don't do the ball cap method per se, because I like to take my wigs off at night, so I like to do a light, Lazy, Girl type method. So I just get my handy dandy stocking cap, so you want to have one of these: it's preferable to have one that matches your complexion or scalp because it makes it easier to blend. So you don't have to do too much, but I couldn't find my brown one, so I'm just making whatever work, because this came in the package. You can get these at your local beauty, supply store or on the wig website. So I'm going to go in with some Foundation powder, you can get a lace change at the beauty, supply store or on Amazon. It might be a little bit challenging if you don't get to test it out or you could create your own. I have a video on how to create your own lace tint, but for this tutorial for my beginner girls, you can just use a little bit of foundation powder to get it for a temporary wear, but once you wash it you're gon na have to do it Over again, so I'm just aligning the wig making sure that everything is where I needed to be, and then I'm going to cut off the sides so that it can lie behind my ear to get that natural. Look because you don't want the lace to come. All the way down on your ear like that, would just look plain ridiculous. So I'm just cutting that to make sure it is fitting. Now, once everything is fitting, I'm just going to create two slits in the lace and then lift it back so that I can get my spray, my lace spray, and what I do is I Don't Spray this directly on the lace. Initially I put this under on my on my scalp, not my scalp, rather on my forehead away from my edges and also I use this because it's super light on my edges. It doesn't cause any tearing any pulling or anything like that. It'S a really light type of spray. So if it's something that you want to wear temporarily like, maybe this spray will be good for three days unless you get it wet, but if you're really careful with it like protecting the lace when you shower it shouldn't be a problem, but it's really light. So it just takes water to lift it, and I prefer that I prefer that, as opposed to having something that is super strong and then it ends up pulling on your natural hair like I'm. Not for that, so I don't mind a temporary spray. Now, what you see me doing here is trying to create a soup like I was trying to see how the sweep would look and I hated it. I'M like no. This look doesn't require any type of baby hairs or swoops. I just wasn't feeling it with the straight hair, so we're just gon na push that back and then I'm gon na put some of the lace spray on my fingertips and just dab that around the hair lining that lifted and then we're gon na take our elastic Band and tie that down for the tension, method of drying and we're just gon na leave that to dry for a while and then we're going to just brush it out and that's basically, it like this hair was super easy to style. Easy enough to install just take your time with the plucking part, because it is a little bit against in the front, to be honest, and also, I would recommend if you are like a step above beginner, you could go ahead and bleach the knots if you wish To but what I was afraid of with bleaching, the knots with this hair is that I didn't want the roots to be over processed and look blonde, while the rest of the root is a number four color. You know what I'm saying. So I was a little bit hesitant, so I'm like you know, I'm not gon na bleach it and then I'm just gon na cut the front a little bit just to frame my face and then get my hot, my flat iron, rather to just get that to Have that layered look, and this is the end result. Let me know what you guys think about this wig. It'S really simple easy enough to do, and it is just absolutely given absolutely gorgeous. Don'T forget to subscribe. All the details will be down below and I love y'all so much for watching one bigger for myself, bye, guys.