How To: Prepping Wig For Wear For Beginners | Yolissa Transparent Lace

Alright guys welcome back to my channel we're getting right into the video I'm showing you guys what the wig looks like from the inside out. First, I'm just showing you guys kind of like the inside construction. We have two combs behind the frontal we have adjustable straps and then a comb also in the back and as you can see, there are tracks on this lake, so this is strictly just a frontal, wig a lace front away. Now this video is for my beginners. This video should basically help you prepare your wig for we're, basically on how to fix your wig with minimal steps. Basically, so all we're going to do is bleach tonight's and yeah. I'M just gon na show you guys how that's kind of like solid out-of-the-box. So I'm using L'Oreal, quick, blue bleach and then just like the store brand, be supply brand 20 developer, and these are the stuff I take to bleach my now. It'S really quick and easy. I like using 20 developer, especially for newbies, is better because, with the 20, it doesn't process as fast as the 40 and it's not as harsh on the hair, but you can use whatever bleach you want to is just really up to you. So one scoop of the L'Oreal, quick, blue and then I add in some of the 20 developer mix it up in the consistency it doesn't have to be necessarily stiff, but you don't want it to watery. So the test you can do is basically stick the brush into the bleach and shake the brush and then the product kind of clumps and falls you're good. But if it's like watery and runny, then it's and okay. So the hair that we're working with today is from you lisajarrad is there waterway frontal, wig and the wig is 16 inches um. I have the 180 density and the lace on the wig is transparent, meaning that you can color it tinted. So whatever color you need it to be. So that's a super plus now to get started. I do spray some water on the hairline and I use that water to help brush the hair back away from the lace, because when they have the little baby hairs down like how they normally are. When you first get your wig, they be in a way and then they also get bleached. When you go in to bleach or not so you want to be careful like very careful with that, because you'll have blonde baby hairs and brown hair and that's not cute. So I just going with my comb brush whatever you have and just use that to brush their back now, once you've done that step, you want to just go in either with the color brush um. If you have a knife, a spoon whatever you have and just slide the bleach on there don't push it in, because if you push the bleach in you're, gon na have blonde roots the whole point to bleaching. The knots is to literally bleach the little black dots that you see on their lace and it creates the illusion that you have scalp like it's coming out your head. That'S the purpose of this step. If you don't want to, you can always go in and do the stocking cap method or something like that. Those methods work as well but bleaching. The knots is just like it has to happen for me in my wig, so you do the same thing. All the way down the whole entire frontal just make sure that you're not pushing the bleach through the lace just on the lace and if you do happen to get some bleach on some little straggler hairs or whatever just wipe them off real quick. As long as you're, quick with it quick and efficient, you won't have any over bleach nuts or any problems with any other hairs. That'S not supposed to be blond all right! So once you let your lay sit for a couple minutes, maybe 35 to 40 minutes. For me, especially with 20 developer, I going with shimmer lights. If you don't have shimmer lights, the shortcut would be adding any type of purple dye or shampoo to your bleach mixture and that will help take away the brassiness. But if you have shimmer lights, you just go with shimmer lights or any purple shampoo, whatever or get a regular shampoo would add some purple dyed to it and shampoo the hair with that and make sure you're scrubbing on the lace and for me once I fully Shampoo, the hair - I do leave the shimmer lights on the hair for a couple minutes and then I'll come back and rinse it out and then go into the styling process. All right. So here on this step, all I'm doing is showing you guys, the hairline and I'm actually gon na brush out the extra hair from plucking the wig. I did not pluck during this tutorial because I have a separate plucking tutorial, so I will leave that link in the description box to make sure you guys check out that video. If your wig is pre plugs, you really don't have to go in and plug, but if you're anything like me, I like mine, to look a little bit more natural. So that's all I'm doing just brushing out the extra hair okay. So now that our wig is ready, here's me looking a hot mess, so I'm just showing you guys my updated finna put on a week routine. So this is like a really really old watch and go. So I like to part off the back sections of my hair: first just spraying some water and I'm not adding any product because there's already products in my hair from the washing go. So once my hair is fully detangle. I just do a little plat, no fancy corner all know that this is very good for the people who don't know how to cornrow, because I myself don't know how to do so. Stop when I'm finished, I end up with six braids, so I do two in the back two in the middle section and then two in the front, and then I pull all the braids to the back and put those under my wig cap. I used to do two pigtails, but they started getting like too like chunky under my wigs, and I just like my wigs to lay like SuperDuper flat. So not only is this cool for under the wig, but once you take off your wig and you do your edges and take out the bridge. You'Ve got a nice little bright now period boat. Now for the install I'm going to be using the chic, Vaughn lace, glue and right here, I'm just put on the wig. You always want to make sure that you measure your wigs before you actually cut the lace one, because if it doesn't fit, you can always send it back to the vendor. But if you cut the lace before you actually figure out that it doesn't fit your head, they more than likely will not give you a refund in exchange or whatever else. So if you've watched any of my regular hair, tutorials install videos, you know that I start in the middle first, so I applied my sheet bomb in blow-dried on cool. Once it got clear, I laid the lace down and use my comb to push the lace into the glue, and this install was pretty quick actually, especially because it wasn't runny or anything. So I didn't have to worry about it, running down my face and all that good stuff. So once I finished applying the lace and pushing the lace into the glue, I went ahead and cut the lace off and proceeded to a regular styling. I didn't really do an install video. This is kind of like more preparation to wear the way type of thing here, because I have so many install videos using different glues and adhesives um, so make sure you guys do check out my lace cool series. It is in the playlist section of my channel, but in the next clip you guys are going to see what your wig should look like if you follow these steps so now that everything is laid inflate and all that good stuff, I'm just going in with water. This is a waterways week and hair texture, so it takes literally nothing to style this. That'S like my favorite thing about water wave hair, especially because you can always have that wet. Look, if you add like any product conditioner or whatever else it may be, but I just wanted my water just for the second video in because that's normally what I do. I want to do that and you know different, then I'm gon na spray some got to be glued around the edges and around the part just to hold the hair back a little bit, and this is really a really good method for people who don't have hot Combs but basically this is the finished. Look a nice flat install with a nice summer perfect week. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know if you want some more beginner friendly videos love you guys, and I will see you in the next one.