Very Detailed Lace Wig Customization And Styling | Curly Bob Wig |Beautyforever

Uh uh, hey guys, welcome back to my channel. I am chef b. If you're new to this channel, welcome wong one make sure to stay subscribed down below now. For today's video we will be customizing this wig step by step from beautyforever.com now the wig that we'll be styling and customizing today is this curly bob wig? Now this is a hundred percent human here. This is how it's looking straight out of the package. Now you guys can see how uniform the curls already are. The ends aren't trashy and what i'm doing is running my fingers through the hair just to do a shed test now. This is how the frontal of the wig is looking. This is a 13 by 4 frontal. The knots are still a little bit too dark for me and i think that we could do with a little bit more plucking to get it to look super natural in the front now to customize the frontal i'll be using quick, blue and volume 40 developer to Bleach the knots now you want to be super careful with bleaching your knots because you don't want to over bleach them. So what i like to do is start with two scoops of the quick, blue and just a little bit of developer. So i start very small amount of developer just to make sure that i don't overdo it. Then i'll have to put more powder. So what you want to do is put little by little mix it around until you get a paste. So at first it's going to look a little powdery a little bit thick and clumpy, but when you want what you want to do is to just stir that mixture around until you get a paste now, if it is that you get the paste, but it still Is a little bit flaky in terms of too powdery go in some more with the volume developer, but still be do it lightly, because you don't want to overdo it, so you don't want your paste to be too wet. Also, you don't want it to be dry. So you want to get that perfect piece now, i'm just showing you guys how it's looking. I just keep stirring, and this is how it looks. I don't want it to be runny because you don't want it to seep through the lace to get um on the actual hair, and then it looks crazy. Now i like to do this inside out. I turn the wig inside out and then i pin it to my canvas head, but i put a plastic bag under because i don't want my canvas head to be ruined more than it already is, and then i just work the pace on or the solution on. Now what you want to do is dab it on. You see me rubbing in certain areas. That'S because i know the pace is thick enough or it won't seep through, but i'll suggest to dab it on and do like a light wipe on. But you don't want to rub it on, because you don't want it to move crazy now, once i do this to get it on majority of the lace as much as i can. I leave it on for about 15 to 20 minutes or until i feel like the knots are bleached enough. This is how my wig is looking afterwards, so i use purple shampoo to rinse um my lace, just to make sure that it doesn't have that um brassy orangey look so it looks like natural scalp and it's looking pretty good, like i'm, actually feeling this lace. Now. The next step we want to do is the plucking. Now the lace looks pretty good without it being plugged like this lace, actually look like it was somewhat pre-plucked. However, i needed to be a little bit more natural in the front, so i'm just going to show you guys the direction in which i pluck my lace, and you want to be very careful. You don't want to just pluck one section or just plug that one part too long, because you might end up with a ball spot, so you want to move your hands up and down along the list while plugging so i'm just going to leave you guys to See my technique of how i plucked the frontal uh now this is what my wig is looking like after i have plucked the frontal. Now it's not overdone. I did go back a little bit on the side, but that was basically it. So you don't want it to look too crazy. You just want it to look as much as your hairline as it can be, so this is my results that i got without over doing it now. The next step that i like to do some people use the um lace tint, but um. I think my laces just looks a little bit too dark on me now because, obviously, with different weathers, my complexion changes. So what i'm going to do is i'm going to use this powder foundation powder to get the lace to look close to what my face will look like, or my complexion naturally looks like or when i have makeup on like, if that even makes sense, so use Your foundation powder, so that the scalp of the lace will look flawless with your skin and flawless with your makeup, because i realized that, with the tinting um lace, spray that i have um, it looks way darker than my natural scalp, because scalp tends to look a Little bit lighter than your actual face, and also it looked darker than when i have like a full face of makeup on, so i prefer the powder on the lace. It looks really natural to me and yeah. That'S what i'm working with now. I do i'm changing my technique with tacking down my wigs or installing my wigs from time to time. I use usually use the got to be freezing spray, but for this install i went with the um the dot to be dude and that's the yellow tube. And then i pull down the lace. I don't cut the excess lace as yet, because i want to see how it looks or i want to make sure that it is properly aligned with um. How i want it to be, and then i blow dry, that it's super sticky and then i lift the lace a little bit just to use a eyebrow razor to remove the excess lace. And once i do that, i just take a scissors and just clean it up a bit, so i'm just going to leave you guys to see that technique. Now what you want to do, if you need some more melting power, you can go ahead and use the got to be freezing spray on top of the lace that you cut and then tight down with a molding wrap. So that's what i'm going to do. I'M going to tie down my lace for a bit after i um spray, some more or rather spray some glass to be freezing sprout there, just to make sure that it stays down and then what you want to do, if you want to, you, can create baby Hairs you don't have to this is optional. Some people, like that flowy or natural, laid back look. Some people, like the swoop to the doop action of the baby here just depends on what you prefer, so i'm gon na go in with mousse and slick back the hair, and then i'm gon na also go in with um some spritz. And let me tell you something about spritz: it's a great addition to molding down my wig, because when you use spritz on here that thing isn't moving. It stays in place. So i use the spritz on the parting and also to make sure the hair leaves back. Then i'm going with the rat tail comb and just comb it through and tie it down, uh uh, okay, guys now we have come to the end of the video. Thank you so much for watching. I hope this tutorial was very helpful. This hair is in 14 inches and 180 density. Now the direct link to the hair will be in the description box down below. Thank you so much for watching once more, don't forget to subscribe and also follow me on instagram, snapchat and twitter, at damn. That'S chef and i'll see you guys in the next video go on big up on yourself, bye, guys,