Super Melt : Perfect Fall Ginger Transparent Wig Install |Babyhair &Plucking Tips Ft. Besthairbuy

Hi, you guys welcome back to my channel and if you want to watch this video on how I got these bomb baby hairs and how I plucked my wigs definitely stay tuned to see this tutorial in the final look. So today's video is in collaboration with best hair buy and they sent me this beautiful water wave unit. This is a frontal unit with a transparent Swiss lace in 22 inches. So I'm gon na go ahead, off-camera and dye this unit. If you guys want to see how I go ahead and die this hair, you can definitely click this link above to watch how I die and water color my units. So this is the final color of the week after I went in and colored everything I want to show you guys the two colors I used, I use, add or die. I used number 52, which is French cognac, and I also use number 72, which is paprika, and I mixed these two in the water and dip the wig in so starting right into plucking this unit, as you guys, can see, I'm parting out a line right behind The front of the frontal and I'll be going in and I'll be plucking in a backwards motion when you pluck, you always want the tweezers, the pointy part, to face away from you and when I do this, I'm just going in sporadically plucking backwards and almost at One two three four motion, so I'll do one two, three four pull one two, three four pull one two, three, four: a pull and every so often I'll, go in and come out the excess same thing for the middle I'll be plucking aside. You don't want to pluck the direct middle only right on size of it, because if you were to go in and pluck part your hair in the middle part, you don't want it to be too broad to the front of the hairline. So now I'll be taking. My tweezers and I'll be pulling directly from the front just to thin out that line of demarcation and with this method, I'm just using the pointy part of the tweezers facing directly into the hairline, and I'm just pulling little hairs out directly towards me. This is just want to make the front look overall, natural in a very even you now, as you guys can see here, there's still a dark line of demarcation in this area. So I'm going to part out right to where that line is, and I'm just going to be plucking all along that area to just thin that piece out, because you want this hair to look gradient leaf from plucked to thickness just so everything flows a bit more Natural, so I'll be going all along that line and just pulling out hairs and, as you guys can see, it's a very natural look. So now going in with my 91 % alcohol, I'm going to be wiping all along the hairline and just excuse that this capitis was a last-minute rushed cap, because I ended up putting her cap on before we ran out to the beauty. Supply store. So do not mind this cap and now I'll be taking my skin, protect and I'll be spraying that a few spritzes onto a cloth and I'll just be diving that directly in the skin, to protect it and have a nice layer between this skin. In the glue. This is the final color are dried out. You guys, if you guys follow me on Instagram, and you know me, you guys know this is my favorite color and I really love to do this color on myself. This was my first time doing it on someone else. In a curly pattern - and I absolutely loved it as you guys could see when I was showing you guys the lace up close. This is a very nice thin lace. This lace was a dream to work with, so I'm just going to be placing this week on my clients head, I'm just going to be seeing if she likes the positioning of the frontal, because some people like their photos to be pulled a little bit down their Forehead and some people like theirs to be back directly at the hairline, so always extra clients or yourself. Where do you want your frontal to be before you're going in put the glue down so today, I'll be going in with my boat hold active glue? As always, I will definitely link them down below where you guys can purchase the glue I'll be using my rat tail comb to just go ahead and push that loop back up to the cap and then I'll be using that glue to melt down that cap and Make it more secure and I'll just be pushing that cap forward down into the glue you now, I'm just going in with another layer of glue, as you guys can see, this glue dries relatively quickly and for most of my installs are going with three layers of This glue now I'm just taking some makeup on a super small brush because I'm applying the makeup after the glue just to go ahead and further blend in that cap with her skin tone, because this lace is really thin. Now we're just gon na go ahead and pull that lace right down into the glue and, as you guys can see, I'm pulling the hair line right to where the glue starts. You want it to be right where the glue starts or a bit in front of. I say there's all the time, because it's easier to go in and add more glue rather than go in and clean up the glue that will be in front of the front. So if the glue was in front of the lace, I'm just using my rat tail comb and just making sure everything is all down into that glue and making sure everything is going to be all nice and secured you. So I'm just going ahead and cutting up that lace and I'll be using my eyebrow razor and just an up-and-down motion very tediously, and this is going to get the most natural cut when cutting a lace. I recommend this for everybody, because it gives a great outcome, because most people cut their leg straight across which can show a line of demarcation which won't let it look natural. Some people like to use the stork scissors. Those are good as well, though they like a little zigzag scissors, but I just prefer this because it's the easiest and then I'm going to lift up any of that lace that didn't have glue under it, as you guys can see. Pretty easy and I'll just be taking my calm and smoothing that glue right under that lace area. Wait for that to clear and then I'll be going in with one more layer under that smooth that in wait for that to clear and then I will use my teeth of the comb again to go ahead and push that forward. You and, as you guys can see, this looks really nice and natural. I really left the color on her skin tone and I really love how the laser melted so now I'll just be partying all along that hairline and pulling out those little hairs that I want to use for my baby hair and afterwards, I'm going to go in With my hot comb and call all the hairs, that's behind that line back and when I use my hot comb I'll show you guys in a bit. I like to use a scooping motion. If you can see I'm going in with the comb and I'm kind of scooping it so that the thick base, part of that calm, is actually what's touching the hairline, because that's what's gon na really deliver that heat and make sure everything is flat. I want to face it to you guys and show you what I do. You can see that I'm gon na turning motion, almost a scooping motion to make sure that's gon na be hot and is gon na make that part really nice and flat you now. I really love to go ahead and use these wig elastic bands from the beauty supply store. I'Ll show you guys in a minute they come in that type of box they're like two dollars. I really love to use these to go ahead and tie down my lace because they get a really nice secure hold with that and now going back in on that part, I was kind of playing off the part with a bit before this, because I didn't know How long to do side or middle or what style? I was going to do so now, I'm just going in with that middle part and just hot combing everything down nice and flat, and I'm gon na go in and a bit with my tweezers just to pluck along this part and make everything more natural. And with my tweezers, I'm just laying my twos are flat against that part and just going all along the part and just pulling out any hairs that are in the middle, so that we can make this part, look as natural and flawless as possible. You so for this style, I'm going to be using my wax stick and I'm going to be placing that alone apart and along the sides of the frontal, because we're going to be doing a nice little inside braid and after I apply that wax. I'M going once more with my hot comb just to make sure everything is all nice and neat and we have no flyaways close to that hairline in the part you now, I'm not sure if I'm too good at explaining this inside break. But basically, you start off with three strands and you put the outer strand from left to right into the middle. So you guys can see I'm taking that outer strand and putting it in the middle and taking the other outer strand and putting it into the middle and instead of me going under like a normal braid, I'm going over you now for the fun part, I'm going To be going in with my eyebrow razor and just cutting these baby hairs, I just kind of like an inch or so short because I always go in afterwards after I swoop them, and sometimes before I sue them just to cut them a bit shorter. You don't want these to be too long, because when the baby hairs are too long, it's what makes it unnatural and I'm just going in now with my tweezers just plucking that baby hairs, because you don't want the baby hairs to be too thick again and can Make it look unnatural when you have really thick baby hairs? So originally I did go in with the gorillas not on these edges, but I ended up switching to fun because I wanted a softer look, but I did enjoy using the Gorillaz, not because it worked really well and it actually held this edge down the one that I did to do with it. I ended up doing only this one with the gorilla snot and then going in on other baby hairs with just the mousse and my got to be spray. But this girls not dear to work really well to hold these baby hairs down on this side. You so with this. You just really want to comb everything down and back your arm kind of doing a half C motion and then, as you guys, can see, I'm going in right at the bottom of the soup, where I start to turn the baby hairs and I'm just cutting the Hairs there I find that this makes it the most natural, because you don't have all of those hairs coming together at the bottom of the swoop, making it look really thick and unnatural and then a very light prominent. So now I'm taking my moose I'm doing another middle baby air. You swoop you guys, if you guys, saw my last video. I said like I didn't really do the middle baby hairs, they're kind of growing on me now, so I'm doing the same thing with that. But with this towards one end of the swoop, you want to make everything pushed back almost directly into the hairline and then towards the opposite end of the swoop. The hair should be almost going completely down because, like I said, we cut this hair in the form of the swoop to make it look natural. You guys can see here. It looks really nice when you do it like this. The shorter the baby hairs the more natural, in my opinion, because even if they're super short, they just want to give up a wispy natural look versus super long ones. Give you like a fake swoop, which is not cute. In my opinion, you, like I said, just going in cutting off some extra hairs and just making sure everything kind of flows together. Well, I really think this baby hair looks suited to hairstyle and it definitely looks right with the curly hair. So I really love it. I wish I would have get the baby hairs before the style of the braid, because I feel like going back in and swooping everything into the actual hairstyle made. The hair look a bit more frizzy, but the results was beautiful. Nonetheless, thank you guys so much for watching this tutorial with me. If you learn something, if you liked the video, definitely let me know in the comments down below and leave a like, if you don't already, please subscribe, bye,