How I Customize My Highlighted Wig (Very Detailed) Ft Wiggins Hair

Hey y'all, so today i'm going to be doing a review, slash in-depth plucking video, so i'm just going to show you guys my new, updated version. So this method i got from this youtuber named paris danielle, so check her out. Basically, you start like a couple inches behind the hairline and you start plucking slowly and then just go back and work your way to like a smooth transition. It helps you to achieve that like flatter hairline, especially if you're looking to put this in, like a top bun or something also a good way to pluck, is to hold down the hairs with, like the rest of your hand, as you pluck to keep the hair Taut and also just to make sure you're not like over plucking, because you can definitely do that. Do oh, oh uh, in your heart, okay! So now we're just going to start that whole process over again, you don't necessarily have to do it. I mean they tried to make baby hairs. I guess, but like obviously it needed to be thinned out a little bit more just because no one's hairline is constructed. That way in your heart, me, hmm me in your head. Okay, so we're basically done plucking, i'm sure you can tell it looks more like a hairline instead of a helmet, no shade now that it's all plugged, i'm just gon na, go ahead and tell you guys what i liked and what i did not like about this Unit right after i show you guys what it looks like completely so now, all i'm gon na do is apply foundation onto my lace, just because i am a deeper complexion and got ta get that to blend. This is swiss lace for anyone who was wondering okay, so, let's finally get into this wig. This wig is from wiggins hair. They sent me the number 17 colored wigs highlight human hair lace, front wig. They sent me the 18 inches in 180 density. It'S a 13 by 16 frontal. I also requested a medium cap and it ended up being a little bit a lot a bit too big for me. So i ended up cutting the sides, but you know that usually happens next, i'm just going to go in with my trusty hairspray. It depends on how long you want to wear your hair, but i usually just layer it like maybe two or three times please. So this is probably this is probably my new least favorite part of the whole wig process. I hate cutting the lace off of my wigs in your heart and for the lace. That'S lifting all i do is just get a little bit of spray and use it on the edges, and that clears it up usually and then for finishing touches. I just go around the perimeter of my hairline and add foundation that i took off at the beginning. I use alcohol to to remove any like sweat or like makeup on my forehead just so the wig adheres better to my skin, oh so, in the end, this wig was super easy to apply. The knots were easy to bleach and pluck, and the texture is all right as well, but i did have a question about the highlights. They were very sparse in the pictures they seem to be like more, you know, present the texture definitely changed and that's crazy because i'm trying to dye it like a super platinum like almost white blonde. But if i do that, i'm sure the texture is almost going to be straight, if not breaking off at that point, but we'll see who we'll see, let me know how you guys feel about this honey blonde highlight trend if you'd ever try it um. Also. Let me know what you guys's, wig application looks like and that's it for this video i'll see you guys in the next one deuces