How I Pluck My Wigs! Perfect Hd Skin Melting Hairline! Ft. Amazon Nadula Hair

What'S up, what's good, you guys, it's your girl, courtney b here and we're back with yet another video per you guys request. I am back with a how to pluck how to customize your frontal routine for today, i've partnered up with the doula hair, to bring you guys, their 5x5 hd, okay, lace, closure, wig and, as you can see, baby where's, the lace hd lace happens to be my Favorite type of lace, it's just so much easier. You don't have to do much when it comes to blending, as you can see on. My arm is blending in seamlessly. So i cannot wait to install this wig now into this plucking drop. You guys, you guys see me now putting in my little t-pins to make sure that the wig stays on my canvas head. Now, you don't have to use a canvas head. I use one because it's just easy for me. You can pluck on your head, but i don't recommend it um, as you guys just saw. The first thing i did was wet my frontal. That just makes it so that i can see very clearly what i am doing and in the front, as you guys can see, they did a great job of pre-plucking this unit. But i'm going to go in a little bit more to do my little finishing touches. You'Re going to want to part off the front of your hair first, which is going to be your baby hair. Now this is not going to be untouched, but right now we're not gon na focus on that part and you're gon na part out that lace spray. It down with some water so that way you get everything out of your way and it's a clear view and now we're gon na get into some plucking. Now when it comes to plucking, i do wan na say on the record that the tweezers do matter. The smaller the tip of your tweezer is you'll, get a more precise, plucking job and it can often look more natural, but to me it doesn't really matter as long as you know how to use them now, no matter what type of tweezers you are using, there Is a certain way that you should hold the flat edge now i don't try to do this voiceover part, probably three times to try to explain how to hold it, so i'm gon na just show y'all. This is how your tweezers should look when you are plucking. This angle fits the contour of the dome head better and helps avoid you plucking out a hole if you pluck any other way with the tweezers turned a different way. You can easily um poke holes in the lace, because that part is a little bit too sharp to just meet the lace head on and, as you guys can see, i am plucking the hair in a backwards motion and i'm also plucking the lace from side to Side not staying in one particular spot now after you pluck you're going to want to comb out the hair after each plucking job, because you don't want the hair to get bunched up. That can cause matting and, as you guys can see, we're getting a little bit of a gradient, but we're not going to stop there we're going to part off a little bit more hair and literally do the same steps all over again for the second row. Even though this is a voice over y'all, i do want to say really really briefly um. You probably can see how i'm plucking, but it'll probably be easier. If i explain exactly what i'm doing, it may look as if i'm just stretching out hair, but i'm just keeping a good flow and rotation going, i'm literally going from side to side and then starting over side side, or you can go front back back front like That me, i like going either way it doesn't really matter which way i go just letting you guys know. That is the way i pluck and also never stay in one spot for too long, never stay in one spot always keep going. Okay say if you see a spot that needs a little bit more plucking just make sure you come back over to that and pay more attention to it. Don'T stop and just pluck that one area, no, that's a big, no, no keep plucking in your regular flow. Just make sure when you get to that spot a little bit more but then keep going, never stop and stay in one spot. That'S how you create bald spots. I never part back more than two to three rows. I try to stay within two rows, but if i'm feeling footloose and fancy free y'all know i'll do extra row um, but that extra third row can sometimes be a little detrimental, sometimes but y'all know i'm a rebel. If you guys are beginners. I suggest you just part out two rows now. This is what we have so far. This is good, but i do want to break up, as you can see this part a little bit more, i'm going to just take a little bit of water comb. This back and now you can fully see what parts that you want to plug through a little bit more. This side has been plugged. This side has not been plugged, so you can definitely see the difference. The whole hairline effect didn't really come into play. Once i put the wig on my head, the magic only happens once swiss is on the skin, so i'm gon na go ahead and speed through the rest of this process, hook the rest of this side and then we'll be back when it's time to style and After all that plucking, this is how the hairline is looking nice and gradient, and natural y'all, i'm in love with how this turned out. Now, let's jump into styling this unit. Now i do already have on the unit. I installed it off of camera. I do have an updated, install video on my channel, so i will put that down below description box up above in the card, but to make everything a lot easier, since we focus on the lace in the beginning of this video we're just going to jump into Some wand, curls y'all, know i've been loving one curling, my hair lately and today is no different. I wanted a nice soccer mom, you know, mom of three four boys type, look and that's what i went for today. I have been loving companies combining their closure concept with their hd lace concept girl. I have been living because, like i said earlier, hd lace is the best lace on the market. Okay, it's a lot easier to melt, a more seamless of a melt and you not have to use any powder. You guys will see. I you guys will see how good this melts into my skin once i do a close-up, but i did not add any powder to this literally um to install this wig. I did use my wig dealer hairspray, which i'm sadly out of i have to go restock um. It'S always out of stock, though i'm kind of i'm kind of scared on what i'm gon na do. I'M gon na have to go back to got to be glued for a little bit, which i really am dreading doing. Once you go wig dealer spray, you never go back um. But yes, you guys this lace is impeccable. I highly recommend you guys trying out a doula hairs: lace closures, the hd lace closures for a beginner. A closure is always the way to go, and then, if you don't have to do much work when it comes to melting ac lace is the best option as well, so you're pretty much getting a win-win beginner friendly unit. Now i highly recommend this unit here. In particular, for curling purposes, this unit literally held a curl like nobody's business. I want to say i installed this unit on a possibly a thursday, and i was using it all the way up until sunday and the curls were still a little bit looser, but they definitely were still there still intact without me, using if any or much hairspray And i enjoyed that very much um. I did not strain this hair at all, so i don't know how it performs straight. I honestly would not recommend it to wear it straight. I'M only basing that assumption off of how the hair feels i just probably would not prefer it straight in with the type of texture. The texture is not gritty. The texture is not rough, it just doesn't feel silky enough for me personally. So i think it is the best use for curling your hair, because the hair is soft, but it's a little bit coarse, but it is definitely a little silky, but i find that texture is very good for curling, your hair. So that's why i went for today's little mommy, bob and yeah you guys. That is the whole look. If you guys enjoyed today's video, this plucking video um. Please give your girl a big thumbs up and subscribe to the beehive down below and yeah. You guys, as always, i love every single one of you, but until next time your crown may tilt, but you never let it fall stay gilded. You