Momma Hustler Tries Something Different | Full Density Curly Wig With Top Ponytail | Celie Hair

Hey beauties and welcome back to, i am beautiful, hustle tv. I know i've been on strike with you guys until we reach our 150k subscribers goal, but i'm not going to let my faithful beauty suffer, so i will get back to dropping these videos now. Today'S hair is provided by steely hair. This is their curly. 26 inch lace front wig, so it is some full parting space from ear to ear. As you can see, the wig is pretty nice and full, and the lace is very, very nice um. It is said to be hd laced but um check down below, and you know check the description details for an update now today, we'll be using my mom as our model for today, and she didn't want to try something different, even though she felt like it was A little childish for her age, but i was like girl just do it like it doesn't matter, because y'all know she get the same side, part with curly hair, damn near every time. So we wanted to do like a top ponytail look today and also you know some exotic baby hairs, because we always keep it very, very simple, but we just want to you know, do something different, so i'm going to show you guys how i installed this wig And also the styling process, so right now, i'm just trying to wig on her head and making sure i line it up the best way possible with her hairline. I know she has that low hairline, so it's higher in the center and lower on the sides. So i'm going to show you guys how to you know, apply your adhesive to match the person's hairline and then that way, once you cut the lace, it will sit exactly where it needs to sit and right now she's having a ball y'all. So aggie was on tick, tock, just laughing at everything, just being river extra, but um, i'm just taking that uh ruby, kisses foundation and i'm applying it all over the lace also um. I already applied it on her stocking cap and um. Once i get that going, of course, we're going in with our top seller the lace, mitt adhesive, everybody is loving. This new and updated formula like it's been the talk of the town. Yes, it's waterproof. Yes, it's resistant. I also drop down in a communist community section like a layer chart, but if you guys did miss it, i will go ahead and repost it once again in the community section. So you know um how many layers to put for whatever type of hole that you want, and you know a lot of people sell adhesive, but they don't really help you out with how many layers. To put so, i try to think about the little details that matter, and i also have a video that i will be releasing um later on after i drop a few other videos on how to use the complete um, you know lace, mid adhesive system, and then I will also be doing a video on how to create a waterproof installation as well, so just make sure you guys have the notifications turned on. So you do not miss those important videos but, however, i'm gon na go in with about. I think i used four or five layers um. I really can't remember because i recorded this a while ago, but um once i go in with all those layers. Of course i will go ahead and begin to melt down the lace. So now i'm going to go ahead and pull the lace down into the glue. The glue has turned clear so that me is ready for the lace to be applied and i'm going to start by applying it in distinctive first then i work my way on to the sides and you just want to have them hold each side firmly into place. That way, one you do not rip your lace into to just make sure that your lace is laying completely flat, which will also prevent ripples in your lace. So once you have that lace into place - and i know right now - it's looking a little bit crooked, but don't worry because a lot of that is going to get cut off on that side where it looks like that. But now i'm just going to go ahead and blow dry on the heat setting that lace in and then i will go ahead and also hot comb that lace backwards as well, so that it can um. You know help with the melting process before time to lace down with the meltdown. So of course, when you're applying the milk belt, you want it to sit in these five to ten minutes. Um the longer you let it sit, though the better the uh melt. So it's just up to you um, but, however, i went ahead and removed that milk belt and now i'm just parting off the hair in front of the hairline. That'S gon na end up getting cut off. Once i go on with that lace, glider and razor that lace off so just part whatever you don't see, that's a melted because you can see the difference on what's melted and what's not when it comes to the lace application, so whatever's not melted, just go ahead And go in with your lace lighter and just raise all of that extra lace off that you cut the is around the ears, because if you do not, one is going to leave behind the ears of your clients very uncomfortable and eventually it will start to cause Them pain, which can also give them headaches like if you notice pressure behind your ears, can give you a headache um. I don't know if you guys ever noticed, but when you wear a mask for too long and it starts to hurt the back of your ears soon afterwards, you start to get a headache. So that's the same thing with the lace. If it's behind their ears and it's pissing their ears and causing them pain, it will eventually start giving them headaches so make sure you guys comfortably cut that lace to sit around their ears where it's not applying any pressure or causing them any irritation. So now that we have that lace off we're just going to go ahead and pull down the section for the baby, i'm going to put out a thin layer um from ear to ear across the hairline. Like i mentioned in the beginning, we are going to do some. You know a little exotic little baby hairs. I did them a little differently this time. I just kind of wanted to try something different, but i'm gon na just go ahead and part that thin section across the front um apply more foundation to make sure the lace is really really blended and then spray that hairline well, you know with holding spray and Then tie it down again and once i do that, i do go ahead and i sew down the back of the wig. I know i probably won't show it in this video or i don't show it as often, but i do have tutorials where i show you that but um in my new and upcoming tutorials. I will try to show you. You know you guys that more in detail. So just stay tuned, so while that melt belt is sitting, i'm going to start doing the ponytail part um, i start by parting, one section: you know across um the you know like across the head um. You know i just do it like section by like side by side. That way, i can really get the part. Even so, i do one side and now that i have that first part sectioned off and you want to make sure you leave hair to cover the tracks in the back of the lace. Frontal wig i'm just going to plant this section out the way and then i'm going to match this side on the other side by continuing to part off the rest of it, making sure you leave the hair to cover the tracks and i'm going to um. Also get that section separated and then um, i'm going to just kind of like clean up the back first by applying some wax and hot combing it back that way. I can pull that out the way and i can focus on the top area, so so now that the back is sleek and out the way, it's time to work on this ponytail now, when creating your ponytail one, you want to make sure it's super smooth and Flat and you will just need pretty much two products for three at most well yeah product wise. All you need to do is take your glam wax stick and just apply the wax on the front of that part, because once you're going with that hot comb to hot comb and smooth everything out, one is going to hit um help. Everything lay flat. It'S going to add some shine to it, and it also helps with the sleekness aspect of your ponytail. So that's why you see. I apply that wax, i'm hot combing, hot coleman. It'S also giving it shine already that's going to make it nice and sleek, and what i like to do is hot comb, the hair, in a direction that i needed to lay so in the center. I comb it directly. You know towards the back, because that part goes straight up, but once i get to the sides i hot comb it going diagonally upward to where it's going to kind of like lay in the ponytail. That way, it's easier to keep everything nicely and smooth, and you know you just want to take your comb comb, that hair in the same direction you needed to sit, and then you can add, you know light holding spray to just really. You know lightly firm, the ponytail i don't try to over, like holding like sprint. I don't like to try to overdo it as far as like using um holding spray, because people don't always want to keep the ponytail in um. You know with the whole entire style. They just want it just for a little bit and then maybe want to you know, take it down and restyle it. So don't like spritz them down to the tee, because you don't want it to be crunchy. If they decide they want to um. You know switch up the look, so i just use light. Holding spray barely use it just lightly, so i'm just gon na do all of that and then i'm gon na go in with the big stretchy black rubber bands, the really big ones - um, the tiny ones for this situation. You know that we're doing here. I don't recommend those they pop so easily. Sometimes you put them on your hand, and you spread your hand out just a little bit they pop pop pop. So i just use the big thick black stretchy rubber bands, and then i you know swoop my ponytail with that. So that's what i'm going to do here. You catch your fly, aways and everything, and i'm just going in with another advantage to secure that the ponytail was nice and tight and loose, because once we do that, we're going to take a thin section from that ponytail and we're going to swoop um, not swoop. It but we're going to use that to um cover the rubber band portion on that, because you know i take it's like a little wrap around method. I don't know what you really call it, but just take out a thin piece from the ponytail and use that to wrap around the um, the uh rubber band and just take out a thin section spray with some holding spray. You know you want to detangle it that way. Once you start to wrap it, it is nice, nice and smooth. So it's just simple, very simple: you do this with every ponytail style that you do, even if you don't like the little knotted ponytail, whatever whatever the messy bun like this stuff is always recommended. So i hate when i see the rubber bands showing on the style, especially like this, though y'all please cover the rubber bands. Okay, just do a little wrap around and it just gives it more of an elegant and smooth transitional. Look leave the ponytail. We already have smoothed out the back and hot combed everything so now, i'm just taking a little step flat and i'm just kind of like fluffing everything out, and the last thing we will have to do is the baby hairs. But this is pretty much going to be the style. You can do this wet or you can do it dry um. I think we did wet it up a little bit towards the end. I can't really remember but um now i'm going to remove that melt belt and just get into doing the baby hairs and then the style will soon be finished, but as you can see, it's nice and melted. So yes, even a girl scalp. So, let's get into these baby hairs, i just did like the regular stuff that i do. I just kind of did it in like in a different order. I didn't really. I didn't show um how i did it. I forgot why i didn't show it, but i'm quite sure it was a reason, but, however, sorry guys, maybe in the next video i will get more detail. But this is the final look um she kept saying she felt like she looked childish, but i just kept telling like it doesn't matter, but um, i'm just gon na add a little mousse to those curls, not super wet um. Just you know enough to just define them a little bit and kind of like tone it down as far as puffiness, but um here is the um final. Look that we're approaching so just stay tuned for the finishing look, and i hope you guys enjoyed this video and stay tuned for the next once we have dropping turn notifications we'll be doing another restock so make sure you guys tune into all of that, and i Will see you guys next time you