Easy Transparent Lace Wig Slay ! For Beginners | Preplucked Natural Hairline Ft Yolissa Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel and welcome if you're new, it's your girl, Roxy and I'm back with another video of course. So I'm gon na show you guys how I lissa hair and they sent me their 20 inch. Water wave, transparent lace, frontal, wig and in the packaging they sent me the wig, of course, which also included a wig cap and elastic band. If you want to do the elastic band method and their cute little drawstring bag, so yeah, so I'm showing you the curls. Now these are, you know, fairly tight, curls, very bouncy, and I also noticed that the wig came pre plucked, so they did a good job. Pre plucking the wig - and it looks like it's about through 13 by 4 inch frontal. So I did mention that it is a transparent lace, frontal wig, so on dark skin. It looks pretty white and a little bit unnatural right now, but we're gon na customize the transparent lace. So I'm starting off by bleaching the knots and as per usual, I mixed 30 volume developer with bleach powder, and I just created a nice thick consistency. And this consistency is thick enough so that it's not going to seep on to the other side of the lace and over bleach the knots. So I'm just spreading that all over and I did leave it on for about 35 minutes to UM to process. And then I washed it out using the purple shampoo I use. I have the shimmer light shampoo and after washing it out, I let it sit in some purple shampoo for an additional 10 minutes. Once I washed it out, I began to pluck and tweeze, but, as you can see, a lot of plucking is not necessary because they do give you a nice pre, plucked hairline and the wig also comes with baby hairs. So I just moved the baby who's. All the way and started plucking a little bit just a very little around the hairline. To be honest, it's not necessary to pluck the wig at all because they did a good job. Pretty much I'll show you how much I ended up plucking in total. It was a very tiny bit, so it was about that which was like nothing. So. The next thing I did was, I sprayed the lace using Stush creations, lace tint in the color, medium brown, and this is going to further customize the lace frontals, of course, and because the lace is transparent and it comes across white on dark skin. It'S gon na pick up the medium brown lace, hint very well, okay. So this is an important step in customizing, your lace. So once I was done, I went in with some Nairobi Wrapp, It shine foaming motion and I'm just using it to set the wig. So I'm combing everything back for now, and this is gon na set it so that it's nice and flat for when it's time to you know, put the wig on for when it's time to actually apply the wig it's gon na make. It lie down nice and flat, I'm also using some strengthening serum. This strengthening serum is for frizzy hair to tame frizz, to define curls, so I'm using it in the hair, while it's wet so that it can just set into that wet look. So the hair is beautiful, it did change in the curl did loosen after washing it, and it looks really pretty so I'm just using some wrap strips to tie down and set the very front of the wig. And now I'm just gon na put my hooded dryer over it and I'm letting it dry on medium speed for medium heat for about 20 to 25 minutes. So now it's time to apply the wig. I did do the bald cap method to make the wig lay down nice and flat and look very natural. So now I'm just putting on the wig here and I'm already seeing what a difference it made after bleaching and tinting the lace it's looking very scalp like. But I did, however, cut the lace off of the front off of the frontal on the mannequin head and I didn't do a very good job, but I'm gon na fix that anyway. But take a look at the scalp here. I'M loving how that looks nice and looking like skin. Now, I'm just cutting the extra lace off the sides to fit my hairline perfectly, and I end up cutting about a piece as small as this here and I did the same thing to the other side. So now it's time to apply the wig. I am going to be gluing down the wig today, I'm using the Esha luxury lace, bond lace, wig bond, so I'm just gon na lay the lay the glue along my hairline from ear to ear. In total, I used two coats before I wasn't a fan of lace glue, but I find that it. It makes the wig lay down a lot flatter, especially if you apply it properly. So it's important to let the glue dry before applying the way, but a bad habit of mine is applying the wig before it actually dries, and this is because I have no patience. I'M just showing you guys here that the lace glue does have a remover. So there's no issue there when it comes to like taking off the wig or damaging your hairline, or anything like that. It'S important that you remove it properly, so I'm just gon na continue and apply the wig. So I'm doing one side so the left side and then I'm talking down the front and then I'm gon na do the right side after so you gon na have to take your time with this part because you don't want to you know place the wig where You don't want to place a wig. Basically, so just take your time - and you know, gently lay down the wig, so I'm just taking the ends of the tail comb to kind of press it in gently and, as you can see, there's so some glue there, because I didn't let it dry. That'S my bad: don't follow my bad habits, so I'm just pressing it in with my finger and I'm just gon na show you guys the scalp, like I'm so impressed by how much the transparent lace is easily customizable and I'm deciding to do. I decided to do a side part today, so I'm just going to define the part even more and just focus on it so that it's very pronounced I'm gon na go in now with my hot comb and my Hawk foam is just gon na define the part. Even more and just flatten it down, so it doesn't look too bulky at the top now time to work on the baby here. So I'm just gon na cut right in front of the part, really short baby hairs and I'm just taking the same foaming lotion that I used to set the way and I'm just gon na use it to you know swoop my baby here when I do baby Hairs is pretty much a freestyle; sometimes they look long. Another time I make my wig they're sure it just depends on. I don't know just whatever comes of it or, however, I'm feeling or whatever my hands you decide to do, but yeah so later, I'm just making baby hairs throughout my hairline. Now I'm at the top I'm gon na use the same suit. Saluting motion too. You know achieve my baby hair. Look I'm taking some more mousse to lay down the front because I'm going to set it again using some rap strips I'm just gon na define the curls now using the foaming lotion and some more of that strengthening serum. I also added some argan oil so that it would dry with some Sheen but yeah. This hair is soft. It'S so easy to work with, like look at that, it's so gorgeous. Look at those curls, so the only thing I have left to do now is put on some makeup and look extra cute. That'S the finished! Look guys! If you want to try out this transparent lace that you can customize to the tee check out your lissa hair i'll leave their information in the description box below yeah. Thank you guys for watching this video don't forget to subscribe. If you're new comment below, if you have any questions and I'll see you guys in my next video bye, you