Easy Step By Step V- Part Wig Install | Unice Hair | Glueless Wig No Frontal Needed!

Hey girl, welcome back to the channel in today's video we're going to be installing this beautiful v part wig by eunice hair. This is the malaysian wavy or it might be brazilian wavy, i'm sorry i'll link it down below. I went ahead and washed and dyed this hair, so it's a little bit frizzy right now, but i'm going to show you the structure of the wig. This is a v part and on the inside it comes with four actually five clips you'll see on the front and then in the middle and then on the side. You have these combs to install the wig, so i'm just going through and i'm going to part my hair down the middle and i'm going to use that part to basically just carve out where i want this wig to lay and that's it. It'S a super easy install, so i'm not going to leave a whole lot of hair out for this v part, it's meant so that you don't have to leave a whole lot of your natural hair out. Now, i'm just parting. Whatever is going to be out covering up the tracks or the net, i'm going to twist that up and then i'm going to take out some hair in the front. This is going to cover up anything that might show just in case the wind blows or anything like that. Honestly, you really don't even have to leave this hair out in the front. I just prefer to just to be extra cautious. So next, i'm just taking out like a little thin area of the hair around the v part and i'm going to braid. This super tight and close to my leave out. I just want a little bitty braid so that my clips have something to hold on to, because i do know like with these wigs. The clips can slide, because if your hair is bone straight, like mine is um, there's really nothing to like hang on to. Unless you back comb it, but i didn't feel like backcombing anything so we're just going to add in these anchor braids. That'S what they're called we're doing. Some anger, braids and also those big combs in the front they'll have something to hold on to as well. Now don't forget to oil, your scalp or if you choose not to that's fine too, but girl like i got ta put some oil on my scalp because i live with dry scalp and if i'm gon na have this wig on, i just want to be moisturized And i want to take care of my hair underneath the wig, so i'm going to go ahead and just brush everything back and then i'm going to do a really tight ponytail and it's going to make the wig sit flat enough, because my hair is already straightened. Now, for the fun part, so we're gon na go ahead and clip on the hair um, i'm starting in the very front and i'm trying to get the hair clipped as close to with the leave out as possible, and this anchor braid is helping. The clips hold on that's why i did the braid super small so that it's not bulky with the extra anchor braids, but it sits flat and literally like perfect, so i'm going to go ahead and secure the back comb in the back of my hair. I thought this was going to be really uncomfortable, but it wasn't pulling anything and i was actually pleasantly surprised. So after it's secured, i'm gon na go ahead and secure the front combs and literally that's it for installing the wig. It'S super duper easy and then you can just jump right into styling. However, you, like don't forget to add your heat protectant, i'm using this one from ulta, it's the kenra brand and it's so so good. It smells amazing too y'all, please ignore my ashy hands and i also have hair dye under my nose. Sorry about that. So i realized that i could get these clips a lot closer to my leave out and i could get them a lot flatter so right now. I'M just going in and doing that, i'm going to go through the hair really quickly with this baby, bliss straightener, i'm not getting it like bone straight, i'm just running through it really quickly, because i am going to add some curls and i just don't want to Add like extra heat to the hair, but i also don't want the video to be too long, so i'm just going to show you guys briefly, like me, straightening some of the hair and then i'm going to show you the end result of it just straight. So i'm going to add some layers really quickly to the front of the hair. Just so whenever i curl it, it blends better with my leave out, and i also just like the look of it like whenever you have those layers in the front. It'S really pretty and everything just falls perfectly: i'm going to go ahead and get these edges tamed and tie the hair down, and next i'm using my one inch barrel, curling iron, just to curl everything away from my head and the hair in the front. I'M going to clamp it up just so that those curls will stay and set a little bit better and now y'all will just see me curling the hair away from my face. I'M going to go around the head really quickly, i'm sure y'all don't want to see all of that, so we're going to speed the process up. We'Re going to use this good old, faithful, got to be glue, hairspray and go ahead and spray the curls while they are sitting um look. This was a super, easy install and i'm not a person who wears wigs at all, but i highly recommend a v part. Wig, if you are not into the front tools - and you probably have a hard time with that kind of hair, just like i do - i recommend the v part wig, because you can blend your hair a little bit easily and it still looks natural now. I have nothing against front tools. I just i can't work with them because i'm not that skilled, but i can work with a v part or a? U part, okay, so i do wish. I would have added like a little bit more layer to the front, but you know it's looking. Alright, it's all right. I think everything is coming together. The hair holds a curl super. Well like look at this, it's so bouncy and shiny by the way. This is how long the hair is on me. I am 5 10 and this is 22 inches. So that's where the hair falls. So that's it for this super short video. I love you all thanks for tuning in and i will see you in the next one. Bye