How To: Updated Bald Cap Method Ft. Alipearl Hair | Beginner Friendly Wig Install | Lovevinni_

Okay, so boom we're just gon na jump straight, and you guys Here. I am looking super lovely with my fresh wig cap on okay period and now we're going in with our got to be glue, free spray and, of course, like you, guys, have probably seen and many other ball cap method. Videos, I'm just gon na use that and spray it along my hairline and just use my finger to really push it in and if you remember my first ball cam in that video, which I will link up at the top of this video and I'll link it In the description box I always say that and then I forget, but it will be in the description box. Okay hold me to it, but if you do remember, I was a little wild with the spray, so my cap literally ended up being stuck to like my whole head. It was pretty ridiculous, so one tip I have for this step is to just really be very careful and take your time and be very precise about where you're putting your spray, because, where you put it is where it will stick alright. So pretty repetitive, just gon na keep spraying pushing it in with my finger and then blow-drying on cool and, if you're like me, and it's hard for you to really get the sides of your wig cap to stay down, all you have to do is just take Your scissors and cut a little hole by your ear and then just pull your ear out and it literally like saves, lives. Okay, I remember the first time I did the ball cap method and I didn't do this and I wish struggling okay. So if you struggle with that, this is the hack. This is the thing to do. Okay, and of course, you guys already know, I'm just cutting off that excess cap, and what I'm doing right here is the pieces that are still stuck in my forehead. Just because it's stuck to your forehead doesn't mean that you have to just let it stay there, because I don't want my wick to be that far down. Oh my forehead, so it will be stuck and it might kind of hurt a little, not gon na lie. But you just got to pull those glue down pieces back, so you can't get the desired hair line or you know whatever that you want you, and now I am just taking some alcohol on this towel that I just happened to have lying around and cleaning off. My forehead just so we have a clean base to lay down our wig and then I'm thinking my fancy foundation and actually I have seen people use a darker cap to avoid doing this step. But I actually like using a lighter cap, because you can actually see what you're doing and you can actually see your hairline beneath. But you know it's all up to you girl and now we have our wig okay from Ally pearl. It is a 26 inch deep wave, wig three combs two in the front, one in the back and adjustable drops as you can see, and I'm just taking that same foundation that I just put on my cap and I'm putting it on to the lace just because, If this is straight out the box, no bleaching or anything like that, so I just wanted to make sure that it kind of fit my head color. If that's the right thing to say, I don't know you and now that we've got all those hairs out of our way, we're ready for the laying of the wigs. So I just cut the lace down the middle so that I can work in sections just because that's easier for me and I'm gon na take all reliable. My trusty Gorillaz not glue and I'm just gon na take my brush. Just because you know it's not as messy as using my finger and lay down one layer of that, so what you're gon na see me do is do a layer of Gorillaz. Not then got to be glue for your spray blow dry and cool and then repeat that so again gorilla glue. Why can I not remember gorillas like got to be glue blow dry, go, but let's not got to be glue blow dry and then I'm going to lay it down and place it where I wanted to go and just really make sure that that lace is stuck And really just push that hair line into the glue and now to keep this video short and sweet. We'Re gon na go ahead and do the other side off-camera and lay it down with this super handy side and edge guard that Ally Pro sent me so shout out to them and we're just gon na go ahead and get into styling and I'm cleaning up that Middle part now because it was just a little bit too thin for me and look girl. I was trying to be cute and professional and you through it, but I just had to get in there on my hands because it was thickened a little bit too long for me and of course, if you do experience shedding after plucking or you know, tweezing your Part or your frontal, your edges, whatever that's completely normal, because you are literally plucking the hair out of the lace. You know what I mean. So if you do experience some shedding after doing so, you know don't worry it's completely normal and now that we've, given the lay some time to really melt, I'm going to take some scissors and I can cut the lace and you can see I'm trying to use These little mannequin excessive, but they were just such a fail. So you are going to what so and see me is switched to my big scissors, and you know just cut in the lace - and you probably heard this before I'm just gon na. Tell you again don't cut in a straight line, always make sure that you try to you know just drag it up the lace a little bit, so you don't have a straight line going across your forehead. You know we don't want that. You and after cutting your lace, cutting off the excess lace. It'S completely normal for you to still have some pieces that are sticking up that maybe not have been glued down so to combat that we are going to take our guys to be glue to spray it across the hairline and put that scarf right back on. Okay, right back home, we're gon na put that right back on and then I was gon na leave the hair really big and cute and curly and fluffy cuz. I love it like that, but I really wanted to show you guys how cute this is when it's defined, so I'm just taking my inner Obi foam or mousse, whichever it is, and some water and my detangling purse that I just bought out of the beef supply Store and we're just gon na really define this Aang okay and again after letting that sit for about five to ten minutes, we're just gon na peel it off and here's a little close-up for you guys just so you can really get into it. And, of course, I did cut off that super random piece of lace that you saw. Okay, won't catch me, slippin, okay, but seriously um by this point the wig was pretty much laid down and let me just tell you guys: okay as a non-professional as a non hairstylist. Please don't worry yourself about your lace being detectable when you are literally that close to somebody, as close as I was at the camera. First of all nobody's to be that close to you, honey period and second like come on now. You'Re isn't gon na unless you're arrogant, say okay or one of those Instagram stylists. Of course your lace is going to be detestable, especially if somebody is that close to you. So the point isn't to make it just disappear at a point, is to make it as lace detectable as possible. If that makes sense and really quick before we go, I just want to give you guys the details of this wig. This is a 26 inch deep wave, 180 % density, wig from Ally pearl, so shout out to them, as far as I can tell it was pre plucked because I didn't plug the hairline, and this video, like I said before, was straight up the box, except for The part which you guys saw and then shedding, I didn't get any shedding, except for after I plucked the part, which I already told you guys it's completely normal. As you can see, it was too true, 26 inches both wet and dry, which was pretty lit. To me, I know cons about this wig at all. The lace was easy to work with. It was super cute on honey. I was taking math videos and purchase after this video all right and like a flop. You guys I forgot to throw me a joke. Oh, don't hate me so if you came here looking for help, I hope you found it girl and if you came here just to chill and watch, I hope you enjoyed. Of course, don't forget to go ahead and like comment share and subscribe and I'll catch you in my next video bye, you