Growing From My Scalp! Most Natural Pre-Plucked Hairline Transparent Lace Wig Melt Rpgshow Tastepink

It'S taste pink and the big of the hair. You know the harder they stare and what better reason than to slay this unit, so you can catch. All of the looks. I'M gon na show you guys two different styles. With this lace, front, wig from our PG show and they're still having their holiday sales. So you can get a nice little discount, okay, sis so make sure you keep on watching. So this is the Latoya 0:01 unit. It'S a lace, front, wig, it's 18 inches, and this is how it looks out of the box. The curls are insane and for once I did not co-wash the unit. I just went straight into it, and the pre plucked hair line is amazing, but even though this unit has a higher price point, I know some people are like. Why do you still have to customize it? Because it's your personal preference, it's which you want to have in the look that you're going for for your unit, so it's gon na vary per individual and I want to give scalp iana, I'm really trying to elevate my wig skills, I'm just adding a little bit Of water and tweezing the hair line ever so modestly, I'm not doing a lot of tweezing, which honestly makes me feel real good. As I stated I didn't Co wash the hair, so I'm going to generously mist the hair with warm water. I love using warm water to help relax the curl and get the true curl pattern flowing. I mean like look at how the curls respond to just water, no product super silky, and I wanted to go in and also do a little bit of customization in the parting space. So I'm using a tee pin to help me section out a very thin portion of hair and I'm just going to use my fingers to remove the excess hair just to widen out the part and make it look even more natural and realistic. And because this has bleach knots again scott-young now, I'm going in with this rules, hair and body oil and I'm going to apply this largely near the top of the unit in the parting space and I'm gon na do an extra pump. So I can, you know, distribute it on the length of the hair and I'm going in with my blow dryer and the attachment to direct the heat on the hair closest to the parting space. So it lays flat. I don't like that. Hump towards the top already have a large head. This is a cap size too, so I want it to be as flat and have absolutely no hump action at the top. So I really encourage you guys to try this stuff out. It'S everything now with my favorite mousse, that's 349 at the beauty supply store, I'm going to be applying this on the hairline, because I want to add a little bit of hold near the hairline, because I don't like the hair sitting in my face or just draping Down and so I'm going to do this on both sides and I'm actually going to go in with my blow dryer, but on the cool setting so with the cool setting, I'm gon na soften the hold and help the product to dry down again, this is one Of the steps I like to use to make sure that the length of the hair is sitting away from the hairline, so it makes for a neater install and to continue with the neatness flow, because that's really important for me. I'M just going to add in some double pronged clips to keep the hair situated. Now I put this unit one without a wig cap and I always apply the elastic band first and then the back of the unit follows and, as you can already see, you can definitely wear this glueless. If you intend to air unit glueless, you can adjust the elastic band within the cap and the adjustable straps. So I wanted to make sure that I trim the lace near the ear. I usually do this with the wig off, but you know I'm switching things up. Keeping it interesting - and you just want to make sure that the lace near the ear tabs lay flat - that's very, very important or you're gon na have a lot of lift action once I'm good to go, I'm going to trim the least you guys have seen me. Do this a number of times and you want to use dragon motions like I said you could definitely wear this glueless and have a portion of your own natural hair as leave out it's a blend with this unit. You could definitely do it because it has the dark root, which I love, that they do now with the God superglued spiking gel I'm going to focus this product on these sides mainly near the ear tabs. These are the trickiest parts of the wig and I find that the lace lifts a lot easier in these areas. So I want something that's more long-lasting, since I have my unit already positions, it's just about lifting the lace applying the product and then using the end of the rat tail comb to make sure that the lace adheres directly to my skin, making complete contact. I encourage you guys to apply the spiking gel on your hand or some sort of palette and blend it out, so that it's thin and if you need some help, lifting your lace, you can use a double pronged clip to keep it in place and just use The end of the rat tail comb to apply that product again, if you're a beginner, you don't like mess. These are great tips now, with the got to be glued free spray. If you don't have this, I definitely think you should get it. This works perfect towards the front of the unit. You don't want to apply too much. I apply it in like small increments across the front edge of the unit, and this helps it's just like melts into place. But you want to make sure that you use the end of the rat tail comb to ensure that the least doesn't roll up. It'S not flipped up, and that is laying flat and again I'm using my blow-dryer on the cool setting to do this. Now with my elastic band, I'm gon na apply this and I usually let this set for the entire time that I styled the unit. It'S really important to help the lace melt down and it's pretty usual. I like to use my hot comb to go in to help lay the hair down even more, and this just creates a nice sweet finish towards the hairline, and you really get to get the full essence of your hairline and accentuated the best. When you, you know, use that hot comb, you can also miss the hair with a little bit of water. Again I wasn't using a lot of product and when I remove the elastic band, says I mean: did I give scalp iana because honey? We did that. So I'm adding a little bit more of the rose hair oil. I just wanted this unit to have shine. I wanted it to have a lot of volume. This is 200 % density, so I'm giving all 200 %, I'm probably giving like 250, because I fluffed it out and I'm going in with the flyaways hammer from my first week, which is a sister company of RPG show - and this is a great wax stick to Make sure the hair stays in place and you don't have any flyaways and don't forget to add your pressed powder. This is the Maybelline fit me press powder and 355, and you know you also want to apply this across the front of the lace to make sure everything blends beautifully, but look at how I did that, like I'm so proud of my work. These days like get into it like now, I'm just being a stickler, I'm doing the moles, I'm being particular, but I just wanted to show you guys, like my full process, and I just wanted to do my little sideburns. You know how it goes. Then you really get into wigs, it can become like real extra real fast and, to be honest, I wanted to add a little bit of concealer. This is the LA curl HD Pro concealer in pure beige, and when I added this to the part with a little bit of the pressed powder, I like the two colors combined and the consistency and it worked beautifully. So what do you guys think like? Are you filling this look? Definitely let me know now I was playing around with this unit and I'm like what other way could I style this you guys are gon na see like exactly how the process is. I wanted this to be more of like a look and learn, but I'm gon na add some. You know commentary for me. I attempted this before and it was a fail. So I was going in to make the section that I'm going to put in the ponytail a little bit smaller and you really want to focus on creating a very neat part. I advise like plucking the hair within the parts, if you really want to make it like scalp iana, but because you have six inches deepest parting space. You get a lot of room within your unit and it can go deep within the crown when you're parting it, and so I wanted to make sure that this ponytail was flat. So you have to get that hot comb. I honestly think I need to do this again because, with a curler texture, the hair kind of waves up so you've really got to work at you know, keeping the waves and the curls down now, once I felt like, I had a really good grip on this Ponytail and everything was as sleek I wanted to go in with my condition mousse. This is maximum hold. I told you guys about this earlier then I create a little bit of shine. So beware and I'm gon na use these smaller rubber bands and I'm going to secure this ponytail four times like. I think I did three to four times to make sure it's secure in place. But you have to be really really neat about this because then you'll get a hump and that's what I did the first attempt. You know I realized. Oh it's a little hump II didn't like it and with the blow dryer on the cool setting. I just want to ensure that the hair has been set and I decided to do a top knot, but I think if I wanted, like the half-up half-down, I would need a full lace wig. So this was the alternative that I went with. Super simple use. A few bobby pins fluff the button once you have the bobby pins secured, take your time. So what did you guys think about this? Like half-up half-down, you know I tried. I definitely want you guys to tell me your thoughts in the comments section and if you are filling this unit, definitely check out our PG show. If you use the code Monday, you get $ 80 off your purchase, they're looking out for the boys and the girls. Okay, be sure to subscribe, give this video a thumbs up share with your homeboys and your homegirls tell them about this sale, and I hope I see you in the next one. Thank you so much for watching you,