How To Make Your Synthetic Wigs Look Realistic! Feat. Same Beauty

Hey everybody, it's Brandi back again so today I'll be showing you guys how to make a synthetic weight. Look realistic! So for this demonstration I'm going to be using the magic blaze curved front, lace, front! Wig! This one is in the style. 200 item: MLC. 200! That'S what it says, I'm going to leave a link in the description box down below, so I got this week from Sam's Beauty. They were kind enough to send me this unit for me to review you guys, so, let's jump into it. So if you guys want to see a review on the wig, I will have a time stamp in the description box down below. So you kind of know whether if you will start but right now, I'm going to show you guys how to make that part of the natural. So first off you don't always necessarily have to tweeze apart like if you want, you can go with the party face. If it's already, there put some concealer on it, call it a day, but the thing that that is is that even with putting concealer on the top, it doesn't always assume you make the wig look natural. So I like to actually go in and tweeze apart. It does take some time, depending on which way you get everyone's coming in fairy, depending on the thickness of the hair. The thickness of the part is so how thick you want. Your part, how long you want your part, so keep that in mind. So it's not like a okay. It'S gon na take 30 minutes. It'S gon na take an hour all of you, but it's all worth it. I'Ve never had a wink that I've tweeze look synthetic some people like to actually take the hair around their finger. You don't twirl it and like pull it out. I don't do that because I I'm not saying I trust that that method. I just think that I would mess that up. I'D rather just use my head and any tweezers. These are just regular, tweezers, nothing special or anything, make sure that you get some good tweezers that can grip the hair. If you have older tweezers, I wouldn't recommend doing it with those, but these are really good. So I'm going to go ahead and tweeze out the part, so I'm not gon na squeeze the entire wig on camera, but I am gon na show you guys kind of an idea of what you want to be looking for when you tweeze. So if you're new to tweezing don't be afraid to go ahead and just jump right in if you a guide, you can always pop the wig upside down, you'll see where the part is and then again like. I said you can put your finger here to kind of guide you to where you want to tweeze. If this doesn't method doesn't work for you either you can always put concealer in the part kind of like this. One is to kind of trace out where you want to tweeze the way you want to focus so first thing I like to do make sure that it's tight, like you're, holding it kind of like this, so that the hairs all the way no real strays are All in your way, so that you know what your tweezing, which you've already tweeze and so forth, so you're just going to take the little edge plop it under some hair like this, those are just going to pull out this process doesn't have to be this slow. Like you can speed this up, when you finish doing like a certain part kind of brush through it, remove the hair that you tweeze doubt you kinda can see what you got going on again be mindful of how wide you're doing the part - and this concealer here Is actually a really great guide, I'm not tweezing more than what I want to tweeze on on the hair. I'M not sure if you can tell, but here there's no more hair right here on this part, and you can see what I mean by tweezing as opposed to just pop the concealer on. You can see that there's like okay, you can see the lace here, but here you see hair, that's covered in concealer, so yeah. This might be helpful in point to do, but tweezing already looks a lot more natural and believable once it's on your head, so I'm gon na go ahead and finish tweezing. The part off-camera and I am now about tweezing. It took me about 15-20 minutes to tweeze. Honestly - and this is what I got so if you want to opt out of tweezing, your part and the concealer part, is where you're gon na start at. I use the LA girl Pro conceal. I use this for my face everything. It'S a bomb concealer for everything, and I would personally recommend that you start from the bottom again. This is, if you have not used your part because on the bottom, the products will help to camouflage some of the nuts on the bottom, because they are very dark and it's not like a complete. You know the nuts on the wig. So if you tweeze the part, you won't have to worry about doing anything to the bottom. At this point, you just pop the lid on your head, alright. So this is what my part is looking like right now, pretty much sleek down already doing its thing. It'S a little bumpy right here because I have twists under here that need to be redone, so they're a little bit more poufy than normal, but that is what you're gon na get with the with the part. This is a curved part wig, so it does look a little. It'S not gon na be a straight part. It'S kind of going in like this. I feel about those. It'S missed, my heart, with a little funny so back to the customization of this wig. At this point, once you put the wig on, if you have any hairs that are cottages right here, that are kind of going into the part, you kind of want to part a little bit and kind of push them off to the side. I don't have any like any long. Hair right here is really just baby hairs, but I still want to pop them over to the side to where they will be late. Again now is for the concealer, like I said so, I'm just taking a brush like this and I'm going to go into the park. So I'm using the LA girl Pro conceal. This is in the shade fawn. Doesn'T it show they have to be this shade? But you want to do a shade that is going to be like the same color as your scalp, so that it looks a lot more natural. So when you get to where your head starts, like your actual like the skin, you want to make sure that you're blending this product out and also blend it with your finger, because it's not gon na look natural. You just pop the concealer there and then just call it late, it's not home with them. So if you want, you can like slip down baby, here's that are right here, my baby, here's our fun where they are whatever they're fine. So that's what its gon na look like. You know as far as the part right now, I can tell you it already looks natural the line of demarcation. You can't really see it especially next to my baby ears and that's how I make my part to look a lot more realistic so on to the rubies. This hair is a little bit different like okay, I love how it shapes. It gives me mature. 95. I like that the cap is very stretchy. I'M gon na show you that a clip of what it actually looks like on the inside, like it's like uh, a stretch. It'S like the the web's are sewn on to this, like adjustable, like stretchy material like that beads. Through the whole week, so if your big head friendly, you'll love this week is gon na be so comfortable when I first cut the length on this, it was a little bit rough if you've ever seen my Friday night here, calm, routine videos and you'll know what I mean by roughly a cover minded me a bed not as plasticy but very like tough, like I couldn't even pull it like. There was no breathable room in it, so I was nervous, but I don't have that issue anymore. I don't really feel that anymore. At all, like, it feels fine, I'm comfortable with it. I like the fact that the lustre is kind of a medium luster, because it looks like it looks like a wee, but it doesn't look like. Oh, my gosh is still key shiny. It doesn't even look like it's natural type of thing. It doesn't look. Synthetic and y'all know what I mean, but it you've seen wigs and look synthetic. This don't look like that at all. It'S like shiny and silky up here, but the further you go down here. It starts to get a little bit thicker and it starts to get tangled and matted. I haven't had this wing that long for it to be doing that, but it doesn't anyway, that's gon na be issue to me, and will you try to comb it out? The shedding is ridiculous at first, I thought: okay man, because I'm manipulating the hair a lot baby. That'S what it is. It'S like it's not gon na do that. I have high winds. I started to you know to shed like that, and they were fine after a while, like they start shedding this one here, it seems like every time I touch it. I'M filming hair on my legs, I'm gon na hair, all over myself like it's, really bad, which I don't like like even now, really touched it and a whole bunch of hair just fell out on me and are you gon na thinking? Okay? Well, maybe you tweezed it well before I started tweezing, it was falling out on me right now. This shedding is not doing. Welcome me again, yawn rise shedding is not the the most attractive thing when you going out somewhere, your hair shedding everywhere is not cute. It'S very embarrassing, and you know you've kind of opened yourself up to joke at that point, and what's crazy is, is that those are. My only complaint is the the matting at the bottom and the shedding. If it didn't met and like it does, it would be a joke wig like joke, because it's so sweet up here. So pretty is so you know come on it's a smush, but it is so cute. It'S just not working for me. I like it's on me. There you go if you can deal with the shedding and stuff by all means: isn't it weak, but this could make or break your decision on buying this. So keep that in mind like it's a lot of shedding that goes into this hair and the matting is ridiculous. Mind you. This hair has never been off side of my house and it's hot outside it's like 90 degrees, average everyday. So mmm, I don't know if this gon na be a good week, maybe maybe the girl winter week. I don't know, but I don't think it's gon na be working for me for this summer. I'M you know so, and that was pretty much it for this video. Don'T forget to Like comment, subscribe and share this with your friends. Also, if you have tried to speak, please let me know how you like it or how you don't like it like kind of give us some insight on this here and if you have have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me, and I will see you guys, My next video bye