This Wig Is Gorgeous Ft Tinashè Hair. A 5X5 Closure Is Actually A Good Idea

Here we go here, we go hi guys welcome back to my channel. So today we are going to be installing this beautiful hair from tinashe here. So as usual, i am going to start by unboxing. I am firstly going to unbox the goodies note that i will leave everything you need to know about the on the description box below and for the softer moment over here. So it is a 22 inch straight wig that came with two big caps and honestly i was so excited because how many things did i just take out of this box, so many goodies ciao? Okay: let's talk about the wig, the wig has three combs for the hold and an elastic hold at the back, and it is a five by five closure. It is super soft and silky, and it doesn't have that weird hair smell that it normally has so look at the closure right now i mean it looks okay, but i'm just going to go ahead and bleach the nuts for that extra natural look. Okay. So when bleaching knots, you want to make sure that your hair is combed back. You do not want to touch any hair because you do not want to bleach the hair, but the knots. So i'm going to use the fresh spray from got to be to sleep down the hair and actually remove it from the lace so that it doesn't get touched by the bleach. I will then spray the back of the lace with got to be free spray again to make sure that the dye doesn't slip through or the bleach doesn't sit through and actually start bleaching, the hair. So the bleach that i'm going to use is this highlights kit from clicks. This is my favorite ever um. It'S super easy to use and it's super easy to get because you know it clicks, so i'm just going to mix it until the consistency of the paste looks something like peanut butter. It has to be really really hard um so that it doesn't seep through the lace and cut and actually bleach your hair. I am then going to use a butter knife because i do not want it to press through. I only want it to bleach the knots, so i'm going to use a butter knife and again i'm starting at the back to the front and when i'm done with that, i am just going to wrap it with foil and let it sit for 20 minutes. Because this knots were pretty hard and then i'm going to use purple shampoo to wash it so it doesn't look orange, and this is how it looked off down. Okay, so, but now we're going to just plug the hair. I'M going to secure it with pins and i'm going to separate it into two. So i'm just going to do a middle part and then i'm going to part the hair. That is in front, because that is the only hair that i'm going to be plucking. So when it comes to plucking, i just normally do so little. You know just for it to look natural and to get rid of the super huge volume at the front. So i'm just going to use a tweezer and i'm going to start plucking. So as you pluck, you also comb it to see how much hair you're losing and to actually see if you're plucking really well, because you do not want to over, pluck your closure and then i'm just going to put it again and black and then from there. I'M just going to plug the hairline and i'll be done. It'S really really simple and you do not want to overdo it, because if you do then you're going to get a bold enclosure and we don't want to see that yeah. I never, and this is how it looks after and i'm so happy with how it looks. It looks natural but not too scalpy. If you know what i mean so now, i'm going to take some heat, protectant serum and i'm going to apply it on my wig and iron it or straighten it for that extra silky. Look kind of thingy, oh and you know from there we're going to move on to the install, so i'm going to put on the wig and then i'm going to take my comb and comb. It back the closure comb back the closure just to see how it looks on me and because i'm satisfied with how it looks, i'm just going to stick it on. So i'm using got to be free spray, oops um, just where the closure will go, and i will use a penny hose to make sure that i secure it now that the closure is secured. I am just going to take a pair of scissors and i'm just going to start by cutting the double suit frontal or closure parts first, and then i am just going to cut the closure, also like the excess lace. Little by little as you can see - and i want to do it in zigzag motion, so it looks natural and as i always do, i'm going to spray the tail of my comb also and press it on to make sure that it looks natural and the lace Is not lifting, as always, i am going to do a middle part. You know me and middle pods, okay and i'm going to use a works, stick together with the hot curve to make sure that it looks silky and nice. You know one gorgeous wigs but, most importantly, we want to tame the closure, so no fly no fly by hairs and it's actually really sleeky and look at that closure. I love it just like magic. Okay. So now i'm going to dab some foundation on the lace to make it blend to the skin and do not worry about the fact that i'm also like applying under here, because i'm going to use the edge brush and to brush away or off the foundation. That touched the hair, and now it looks even more natural, and i am happy with this install let's see now here we go, and this is how it looks with makeup on i'm in love with it. A 5x5 closure is actually a good idea. Um. I didn't realize that until now now look at this length,