How To Apply Wig Slightly Behind Natural Hairline | Ft. Rpgshow Tinted Transparent Swiss Lace

Hey guys so today's video features a wig from RPG show hair, and this is what I get when I open up the box. So it comes with this cute conditioner sample, and it gave me two of those. So I'm gon na use that when I wash the wig, I got a flyaway stick, a elastic band, it comes with their own magazine and then this is the wig. So the way that I got is brown with blond highlights, so I'm really excited to try it out and see how it looks on me, and this is what it looks like when I take it out of that container bag. Also in there was two wig caps. So this is what the wig looks like straight out of the bag. Super super cute color. The brown is a really nice tone. It'S like a medium, slightly ashy, but not too ashy Brown and the highlights are really nice. I like how the highlights are more focused in the front. That'S pretty trendy right now. The construction of the wig looks like this when I flip the inside out, so the knots were not bleached, but I'm gon na bleach them on the part in the hairline. This is the adjustable elastic band and the wig clips also, so I should have no problem with getting this weight to fit so yeah. This is what the wig looks like, and I am going to wash this wig using the conditioner that they sent and also let it air dry. I'Ve done all of the washing and bleaching knots of the part and hairline, and I just put my wig on and in a ponytail. I get it out of the way. So with this tutorial, I really want to leave my front baby hairs out because I feel like it looks more natural, so I'm really gon na be focusing on kind of like a straight line. Looking like this slightly behind the hairline of the sides of my hair, because I'm always having an issue with when I pull those back the wig not looking natural, because my baby hairs come down pretty far on my forehead, I guess my hairline is not made the Way that most wigs are made, so if you have the same issue with your hairline, maybe you can find this tutorial helpful just by leaving those two side areas out like I did here. So what I'm doing is using that got to be glued gel a couple layers of that topped off with a couple layers. I'Ve got to be glued hairspray blow drying it just to get it tacky and then pull it down. Sorry y'all so pulling it down and look at that that melted, really nice. I like this lace. The lace looks really really good and just pushing that down with the back of a rat tail comb and continue to blow-dry it until it's completely dry already I'm liking. This hairline, the lace, is really thin and it's blending and its melting really nicely with my skin. As you can see, here, looks really good, so there we go. The center is done clipping the rest of those flyaways out and now I'm going to start on this side and again, I'm gon na be placing the gel behind the area where my baby hairs are pulled forward. So it's a really good thing that this wig still has the dark roots, because my hairline, that's left out, will blend seamlessly with those dark roots, so just repeat the same process all over pulling it forward right up to where my hair is pulled forward. My real hair is pulled forward and this week is super snug on me, because I did put it on the tightest adjustments, elastic band and also the band that's attached to the way in the back. So it's super snug on me and that way I had no issues laying this wig down at all and I went ahead and did the other side so the other side. That white is not completely dried, yet it's gon na try clear, but for now this is what it looks like and I probably should have left a little bit more baby here on the other side out, but it's a little bit too late now. So that's, okay and now I'm just making sure that my part is straight and I'm just putting a scarf on to lay it down as well as that spray to keep the flyaways down. While I do my makeup, so I think my makeups done taking off that scarf, the top should be pretty flat, and it is so now I'm gon na work on the hair itself. I'M just gon na straighten it today. I'M not gon na do too much just gon na flat iron it and get some of the little waves out. But first I want to cut some layers in the front. So I'm getting this razor to the eyebrow razor. I'M going to cut some face-framing layers, just like this handy-dandy hat comb to press out the top even more and now I'm just gon na start the straightening process. You guys know how I straighten the hair. Usually I follow it with the comb, so I'm not gon na show the entire process because it's pretty boring, but it's just simply straightening the hair out. So overall I really like this wig. I think that it's very very cute for summer the color is complimentary. On my skintone - and I just really like how old the highlights are focused in the front and then in the back, it looks kind of like a different way, but then we turn around it's like BAM. It'S like wham bam, so yeah. I really like this wig and, if you guys like it, make sure you click on the link down below to where you can get this wig. I really liked that I left my baby hairs out on the front because it just looks better. It fits better. It looks more natural and overall it just I just really like this way of applying the wig better so yeah. This is what the wig looks like and if you liked the video make sure you give it a thumbs up, let me know down below. If you would try out a color like this and any other comments, alright bye, you guys