Glueless Lace Frontal Wig - Brazilian Bodywave From Alipearl

Hey everybody is sure, mil welcome back to my channel today, I'm here with the hair video. So if you like to see more, please stay tuned, so the hair that I'm going to be talking about today is a wig from Ali pearl they're, a very popular Chinese, fender um. So I received the Brazilian body wave, lace, frontal wig, and it's a hundred and fifty percent density. The wig come spring clip which is good, only saves you a lot of extra work and yeah. Just a few more details, like I said it's, the body wave lace, front, wig hundred and fifty percent density, pre-cooked free, plucked natural hair line with baby hairs. It'S in a natural black color 1b. The lace is a medium brown color. It is an adjustable cap. This is actually my first like lace, front wig. I do make my own wigs, usually, but I usually do closures. So this is my first lace front wig and I'm a little self-conscious about the actual application, but I think I did okay, so I'm not gon na lie. This was a little challenging for me. You guys make this look really easy on YouTube by watching tutorials. All the time - and they always look pretty simple and straight to the point, but it was a lot of work, but I think I did an okay job as far as the hair goes. The hair is really extremely soft. It was soft as soon as I put it out in the back. I co wash the hair and I let it air dry. Another thing, that's good that I noticed about this hair is that it is body weight and a lot of times when you get body weight when you wash it, it completely loses its weight and almost basically look straight this hair after our Washington. Let it air dry, it still had way, which was really good to me, but at the actual capsize it's really well. I had to adjust it a little bit in the back, but that's what the adjustable cap is for, but it's really snug. If it's my head, really well berrak real good as well, no tangles or anything so far. I think my only like disappointment - or the only thing that I don't like about this wig - is that you don't get a lot of at parting space, so obviously its ear to ear, but the actual parting space is really short like the parting space and right here, When I first chose the wave I had planned on doing like a middle part. However, like I just felt like my part, was too close to my head, like my parts to go back, you know pretty deep and it just didn't look right to me. So that was the only thing that that's the only really negative thing that I have to say about is that you don't get a lot of parting sites, it's probably like three inches of parting, which really isn't that much so we'll see how it holds up. I hope you all enjoy this video. Let me know what you guys think about this tear in this way on me and stay tuned for the installation portion and I'll see you guys next time, so we're gon na start with a quick unboxing. So this is how the hair comes packaged in this cute little alle probe box, your wig comes in a plastic bag label with the lint you get a couple of combs just in case. You want to sell the combs into the wig, a scrunchie hair tie and a pack of lashes, and it also has the maintenance and care instructions on the back of the box. So this is how the wig comes right out of the box. Again, this is the body wave. The hair is super super soft and this is the hairline again. This is ear to ear lace and it is a pre plucked frontal, so it already has the natural hairline here's the inside construction of the wigs. So this is just a lace: frontal, not a full lace wig. So it has the lace in the front and in the middle of the wig it is wefted hair, so basically like tracks, and it also comes with three combs at the crown of your head and one in the back, and here are the adjustable straps. Just in case, you need to make it tighter, so I always wash any hair before I install it. So this is the hair after I've washed it and as you see it still has its wave. So now I'm just combing the hair out and I'm going to start sectioning off where I want my part to go and this just kind of pre forms and sets the wigs. So once I apply it on my head, I won't have to do as much work. Now, moving on to my braid pattern, these are my struggle. Braids. I have about six braids going straight back in to anchor braids on the side and I'm going to be doing the stocking cap. Slash got to be glued method, so I'm using some of the yellow got to be glue and I'm going to apply a generous amount to my hairline, and this is just to create a scalp like apparent. So you definitely want to add a decent amount and you want this to dry completely hard. You don't want it to be tacky. You want this part to be dried, so I'm just taking a blow-dryer to it, just to kind of speed up the process. This part of it does take a while, so I wouldn't rush it it's gon na take a while, but make sure you have it all the way dry. I'M also going to use some of the free spray as well just to kind of make sure it's stuck even more but yeah. If you don't allow this to dry properly. Once you cut your stocking, it's just gon na unravel and roll back. So what I like to do, while I'm waiting for it to dry, is I'm going to start working on my wig. So I'm making sure that my wig is completely dry and then I'm gon na take a flat iron and just straighten the hair out a little bit. So once I put it on my head, styling won't take as long and so once that got to be glue. Is dry you're just going to cut away the excess stocking cap and, as you see, mine stays completely in place. So then I'm going to take my wig. I still have my lace on my wig because I didn't want to cut it until I seen how it fit on my head, because when you cut the lace on the wig, you want to leave a little bit of the lace in front now. I will say that I should have tinted my lace. I know I should have did it, but I was just being lazy and I did not do it being that I am a brown girl. It is. The lace was just a little too light and the stocking cap was a little too light as well. So I'm just taking some powder, that's closer to my skin tone and I'm just applying it over the cap. I recommend just getting a darker make sure you just get the right color cap, because this ended up making like the application, really messy with the powder on it, but anyways moving right along I'm gon na take some more of my god to be glue, and I'm Just going to apply that on my hairline and this time, we're going to apply it to adhere the wig, so I'm using some more of the free spray and I'm just going to apply it and let it get tacky not completely hard. This time. This time we're just letting it get tacky and then once it's tacky enough, I'm going to pull the wig over and gently press it in using my rat tail comb. So that's what I'm doing here yeah! This was a process for me, like I feel like. I was working on this all day. In the end, it came out okay, but if this is your first time be patient, be patient, that's all I can recommend is being patient, so yeah, I'm just making sure that it's pressed in and it's dry and then I'm also going to take a blow dryer. Just to make sure everything is completely dry and if you know me, then you know that I like for my wigs to be completely secure. So I had those anchor braids on the side because I'm going to stitch along this corner and along the backside just to make sure my wig is in place. I'M one of those people who wear my wigs for at least a week or two at a time, because I don't like reapplying my wig every day. Just doesn't work for my lifestyle, so yeah, I'm just going in along that anchor braid and just securing the wig secured it weighed 2018, and this is how it looks after that side is completely dried and I have it stitched down and I didn't like the ear Tap so I'm going to go in and cut my ear taps off, so I can just kind of have my natural sideburn area, so I'm just measuring it and gon na just measure it up and then just snip that lace in that way. Once I gel my baby hairs down, it'll, look more natural, and now I'm just going to do some last-minute customizations. So just gon na take some scissors and cut some baby hairs into the wig again. The wig comes pre plug. So this is not necessary, but if you want to you can and now I'm taking some setting foam - and this is going to set my edges but give it a soft look. So it's not super crunchy and now I'm just taking this small brush and I'm just going to play with my baby hair until I get them to how I like them to look and then for a final step, I'm going to use some of the black got To be glued and I'm just going to set my edges, I got them how I like them, and the black got to be, in my opinion, isn't as messy and it doesn't have as much build up as the yellow one does. So. I like to use the yellow one to actually apply my wig and I use the black one for my edges and this is all working with. So as you can see, the hairline looks pretty natural right here, so I'm just going to take a scarf in tie. My edges down just to set the hair, so it stays in place. Then I'm going to move on to styling. So I'm going to start by adding a couple long layers into the hair, adding layers. This is 20 inches, but adding layers just kind of makes. It look a little fuller once you curl it if you want a full, in-depth tutorial on how I cut my layers I'll leave the link to that video down below. But after I add my layers, I'm just gon na go in with this one and a quarter inch curling iron from con air and just throw in some messy curls, and here is the final look like I said I did struggle with installing this. It took me a while, but I think it came out ok next time, I'm definitely going to make sure I get the right color stocking cap and yeah, I'm sure with more practice. It'Ll look better, but this is it. I hope you all enjoyed this video definitely check out Ally pearl if you're interested in getting an affordable lace, front, wig and I'll see you guys next time, bye,