Transparent Lace Body Wave Hair| Start To Finish Application | Celie Hair

All right, hey guys, welcome to my channel. So today we are trying a new wig from a new company. I have never worked with before so yeah. If you are interested in this look keep on watching. Alright, you guys so first things. First, the wig that I am trying today is promised sealing, hair or silly here, I'm gon na go with sealing hair. This is their 24 inch body wave with transparent. Ladies and first thing, I'm doing is just plucking the hair line. They gave her a pretty decent hair line, I'm not mad at it at all. It is definitely workable, especially for my beginners or especially, if you just don't have the time, but I'm just going in just because I just need to practice. I'M with plucking the hair line and just kind of perfecting that, because I've slacked off a big time lately so yeah, so I just spent maybe 15 to 20 minutes. Actually, I'm gon na go at 15 minutes plucking this wig and I'm just gon na show you guys I'm at the outcome of it right here on both sides. So I did bleach two knots on it. This wig, but it didn't take as well as I thought it would, but you know that could just be user error like you know, I don't really know what I'm doing, because I don't do it often so yeah. So just starting off you guys. So I bleached a nod to pluck a hair line, and now I'm just gon na cut off the lace, and this does come with a like elastic band. So you don't necessarily have to use like adhesive to lay this wig down, but I always do just you know for extra added security. So I'm just cutting the lace off which I did also tent with a little bit of foundation and then I'm gon na. Do my typical free spray and blow-dry method, but this time I did two layers of free spray for this wig and then of course, blow dried it down. So just a quick tip or just something that I did. I did blow-dry my like my ear taps and my sideburns, whatever you want to call them, I'm down last on both sides, so I did like the middle like round of my head and then on both sides. I just took them and blow-dried those down one at a time, and this just made the process so much easier. I think I will start doing it this way from now on. So yes, so this is the hair. This is a thirteen by four lace front wig. So you do get a good amount of parting space in the front and on the sides. So for my edges, the shorter the baby here, the easier it is for me to lay it just makes like it just makes it so much easier. I don't know how to explain it, and it just makes it look a whole lot more realistic, so I always cut going like down and then I'll go back and kind of trim every other section or though, or so so, just make sure you're trimming not too Short to begin with, because you cannot add hair on, but you can always take care off so keep that in mind. You don't want to go too short either on your edges. So next, I'm just taking this mousse and be careful with using any type of liquid. Once you've already laid your lace down, especially if you're using you know like the method I did, which is freeze spray because it could possibly lift the lay. So I kind of work a little quick when I'm doing this part and if it does lift you guys, it's not that big a deal, because once you tie your head back down, it'll it'll all kind of adhere - and you know, lay just perfect all over again. So you don't really have anything to worry about there unless you're like taking your precious, precious time, which I would not recommend too much. I'Ve heard that maybe like using a gel, might be a little bit better when working like on your edges. If you really want them detailed, but again, I'm not 100 % sure because I don't use Jo I've always just used a mousse, alright y'all. So this is how we're looking after we haven't laid our edges and I did use the wax stick that I have that. I typically use all the time on this hair and I don't know if maybe I put too much mousse or maybe the wax stick is just old, but it left the worst residue on, like the part just the spaces where I use it. But I noticed right when I put it on that something was just not right, so just be careful with those wax sticks, but the show must go on so with this hair, I'm just cutting the bang area a little bit shorter. I think I probably cut like two or three times: that's about it, just to give it some layers in the front and the hair is a hundred and fifty percent density and I loved it. It definitely did not feel like a hundred and fifty percent density. It felt closer to like 180. It was really thick. This is on freshly washed hair as well so you're getting like the actual real look of it once you've washed it in all that kind of stuff, and it also took to heat very well. So I'm just kind of flattening out straightening it just a bit and I'm gon na add some curls right in the front and it also curled very well too so this hair was this era is really nice. You guys I'm not bad at it at all. I don't really have too many. I don't even have any complaints at this point. It curled well, is straightened well and also after washing it, the body wave was still intact. So that doesn't happen all the time after you know the initial washer some textures can, just you know, kind of lose their curl or whatever, but this one did not. So it was pretty humid out this day. It did rain a bit. So I'm just applying a little bit of hairspray to keep my curls intact, and everything that I'm using in this tutorial will be linked in my Amazon store, so check that out in the description box, but other than that. I'M just going to add a little bit of powder and concealer to my part, just as define it a little bit more and that's pretty much it you guys. So I hope that this was helpful. I hope to end up liking of the result. Great job, Sealy, hair and yeah I'll put all the information for this wig down below. Let me know if you have any questions or comments and I'll talk to you guys in my next video bye,