Pluck Your Wig Like A Pro + Natural Looking Edges | Detailed Install | Alipearl Hair

All right, hey guys, so i'm back with another video from ally, pearl hair. So if you're interested in this natural wave wig just keep on watching all right, you guys so i've partnered with ally pearl. To give you guys a quick look at this natural wave lace, front wig. So this is everything that comes inside of your box, and this is the wig right here fresh out of the box. One thing i love about ally pearl: is it's already ready to go right when you pull it out? The package like i could just pop this on and go the curls are super soft. I can just run my fingers right through them, and i i mean you just don't get that with everyone. The focus of this video is going to be plucking. I am trying a different way of plucking and i wanted to share with you guys, so i just sprayed this hair with some water and then defined. My part, that's my first step next thing i'm gon na do is i'm gon na start plucking. So this is how it looks sped up and then i'm gon na show you guys how slow i actually plug like in real life. So this is exactly how slow i pluck you guys. You can take your time when plucking also the one huge thing is. I did not pull out any hair before starting to pluck. I just pushed the hair back and just went right to that line of demarcation and just starting plucking the hair out, and now i'm actually pulling some of those baby hairs out just to make sure um everything is kind of going. How i want it to and then i'm going to push them back, and i just kind of did this process back and forth so took some hair out. Put it back in plug, took some hair out that kind of thing, and then i also went in between, like i'm doing right now and plucked um the hairs just to make sure everything was even so from here. I'M just barely tapping the wax stick onto the hair and then i'm gon na brush it back just so. I can get more of a slicker view, um of where i need to pluck. If i still need to pluck a little bit more or if not, it just gives me a better idea on how it's looking, and this is how it would look if i pulled it back into the ponytail. So i'm going to show you guys unplugged right here and then that was how it looked plucked. So next i'm just slicking it back, and i kind of do the edges, how i think i would lay them and these three products. So this styling foam from design essentials, my tg wax stick right here and then, of course, my hot um, my hot comb have been essential with laying and slaying and making sure i have like a really flat install. So this is curly hair and i hate putting heat on curly hair, especially just like a hot comb. However, i really wanted to make sure the front was nice and flat, but notice. I'M not really going that far back, i'm really just hitting the um the hairline and then, of course, i'm hitting the back where all the tracks are just to make sure that's flat, because i always have an issue with that part and that's really it with heat. So don't forget to tie your curly hair up, so i'm not putting this on today, i'm just styling it, so i just put it in a simple braid. This is a great practice to do whenever you're, you know, if you're not out and about and you're just at home, chilling anything like that. Keep your hair in a like a simple twist or a simple braid, especially if it's curly hair, just to increase the longevity of it, so you don't get any tangles curls and all that kind of stuff. So here i am y'all. I do this! Every single video! I'M using my um bed head, my tg bed head spray to install my wig and just blow drying it down. I do this all the time, nothing new here, all right, you guys, so i really think the way i've been doing. My edges lately have really made a difference in how natural my wigs have been coming out, or at least they've been natural to me, but i typically just get as close as i can to my part without like getting on the part. So you see, i do have a little gap right there and then i'm gon na make like a half circle and just pull those hairs down and i'm gon na do the same on the other side, but i'm taking a little bit more on the opposite side. Right here, just because my part is not centered, it's off centered and i just think um you know not having them so uniform just makes it look a little bit more natural as well, and the thing with baby hair. You guys start if you have not started doing this or if you're new to them um the shorter you make them the more natural they look like long baby, hair long edges just doesn't look naturally right, and so i try my best to get them. As short as i feel comfortable, you do have to be careful, i think, on this wig. I ended up cutting the other side a little bit shorter, so you do have to be careful. Do what you feel, of course, most comfortable with and use that back comb. Don'T always just use the brush on your edge brush. I use the comb more often than i use the actual brush and the foam i'm using throughout this whole video, so that you see that's on my edges and then i'll use it to style as well. Is that design essentials that design essential is my go-to right now it's been my number one for months now and i absolutely love it so after my edges have set for a little bit, i put on a little bit of makeup. This is how it's coming out. You guys and from here the styling is so simple: i'm just gon na spray, this hair with some water and then add my um setting lotion, setting foam that design essentials to the hair. But i'm gon na do my best not to spray the water or get any type of liquid like right like close to that part, because i want it to remain as flat as possible and i just always have a hard time just getting that to look right. Blend right um because it's curly hair or wavy hair, and then apart and i don't know you guys so i just didn't - put any type of liquid about two or three inches from that um that part. So i'm just gon na do is brush it down, and that's really all for this style. You guys i love this wig. It was very comfortable. This is a size large. The hair you guys saw. I could run my fingers through it before i even bleached. The knots and washed it which i always do - and i did on this wig as well - the hair is beautiful, the curls are beautiful, i have no complaints, allie pearl always comes through for you, with their hair with their quality. I will say with this with this wig because it is 26 inches and it's 180 density. The density was fine, but the 26 inches it will need some layers for it to look even more natural. I didn't add any layers just go around, because i wanted you guys to see exactly how long it would be on me and just kind of get the full effect of it, but it will need some layers just a few long layers just to make it all Blend and look, you know just look natural so from here just adding a little bit of powder and then i'm gon na take my little comb side of my edge brush and lift those edges up because we do not like i don't like sticky edges, like sticky, Hair on my forehead, it just doesn't look natural and that's the whole point of this look is to make it look like it's it's as natural as possible. You know what i mean so lift those edges up and then i'm just giving this hair a little bit of a shake, and that's it you guys. So i hope this was helpful. I hope you like this video i'll put all the information down below in the description box. 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