Glueless Closure Install | Full Customization Ft Ali Pearl Hair Deep Wave Wig

This hair is sent to us by ali pearl hair. My box came a little bit beats up in the mail. Hopefully your box won't look like this. Of course, i wanted to just go over the content of the package. It came with this acid looking headband your regular regular edge brush also came with this elastic band. Also came with this nice pair of lashes, their ali pearl branded headband, your standard wig cap, their content package card and a little dust bag that you can throw your wig in once you're finished with it, alright guys so on to the details of this wig. It is a 24 inch deep wave texture, a 5x5 hd lace closure and it is 180 density. This is the lace against my skin. It looks pretty good, but again it is hd. I would have wanted the lace to be a little bit bigger. This 5x5 is looking real small and low-key. The hair was looking kind of thin when i was looking at it, but we'll see when i wash it and we're on to the bleaching process. I have my bw2 powder. My 30 volume developer also have my regular container mixing bowl and my little brush spatula thing. So, as you guys can see, i'm just going to add a little bit of the bw2 powder. It is a very small lace closure, it's not a frontal and i don't need too much product. I don't even like when too much of the bleaching stuff leave back. So i only did one scoop of the powder and you guys will see that i'm just adding a little bit at a time when it comes to the volume developer. You don't want to add too much. Definitely just add a little bit at a time because you want it to have a nice thick consistency, nothing too runny, where it's gon na seep through the lace. Oh so before i actually start to bleach the nuts on this wig. I like to take a little bit of water on my hands and i just use it to push back the flyaways in the front so that they don't get in the way. I do this for my frontals and my closures and then right after that, just go in with your spatula or you can use a knife or you can use a spoon, go ahead and spread it gently guys gently over the whole entire lace, making sure that you Catch every corner, every middle part, though sometimes i'm not gon na lie. If i'm gon na do a middle part, i don't even care for the whole lace. I just do the middle, but i'm going for something a little bit different, so i just decided to to you know: do the whole lace this time but of course be gentle and be careful so once you've finished covering your whole lace. I learned this trick on instagram, so you know when you bleach your nuts and the bleach starts to like foam up and get frothy and it kind of seeps through the lace and that's how you get over bleach knots. I'Ve learned to place foil on the inside of it so that it stops it from getting foamy, and this is how you avoid over bleaching your knots and it actually works. I'Ve tried it on a different wig before i'm gon na go ahead and set my timer for 10 minutes. If you think you need more go ahead and set it for 15., i let the bleed sit for an extra 5 minutes, so a total of 15 minutes on this lace. I washed it out with cold water, went in with the purple shampoo to take out any brass in it also deep conditioned this hair, and this is what the lace is looking like now and now we're on to plucking. So this is the wig. It'S not on. My mannequin head, this is what the lace is. Looking like, after being bleached, i'm gon na go in with my tweezers. Try to use a nice firm, tweezer guys, nothing too flimsy, and the first thing i do is i actually just kind of break up the hairline. So that's what you see that i'm doing here now, i'm just kind of strategically pulling at the front just breaking up that hairline that goes straight across and then i'm just going to part a little bit in the front and i'm going to pluck behind that. Hairline! No strategic method with this honestly, i just kind of do a little bit at a time not too much in one area, and i just go right across until it's pleasing to my eye. You may want to pluck more. You may want to pluck less do what you feel do what you want if you're a beginner - and this is your first time plucking - you probably want to pluck just a little bit less - not don't pluck too much because, of course, you can always take away here. But you cannot go back in and add hair if it's gone after i'm done plucking that first line going across i'm just going to repeat the exact same steps by plucking. Another part right behind it, going in again at the hairline behind that part, and then i'm going to repeat this one more time after i'm finished with this row after i'm done plucking each section, i'm just going to pull everything back, i'm going to see what it's Looking like see, if i need to go in a little bit more, hopefully in my head, i'm like damn. I hope i didn't pluck too much, but in this case i didn't i actually want to pluck a little bit more just in the front. So that's what i'm gon na do again. I'M just gon na do this until it's pleasing to my eye for some people this may be enough and if it is for you then stop here. But for me i want to go in just a little bit more with my tweezers just taking away some more hair once i'm done, i'm gon na go in with some spritz. This is my get a spritz bottle, don't judge me. I spelled spritz wrong and i crossed out the z, but i'm going to spray a little bit of spritz on the front. I sprayed a little bit too much there, but i'm going to use the edge brush that they gave us just push all that hair back and then i'm going to go in with my hot comb, with the setting on the highest setting for my hot comb. It'S on 500 and i'm going to go ahead and slick down the front slicky down, and i've noticed that spritz works really good. I think it works a little bit better than foam because you know foam can be wet and it's hard to kind of do it. Sometimes, but i think the spritz sticks it down and makes it really stay in place for when i want it, just all pushed back, and i can really see the hairline when i do this remember once you put on the wig, make sure say: cut off the Two side thick pieces that, like you know where the closure ends, make sure you cut off that. And then i was trying on the wig seeing how it fit on my head and i went ahead and actually sewed a band on the inside, because it was like a little too big and i just never wanted to sleep. So i went ahead and sewed a bun on the inside, so once i done, i see where the wig is sitting on my head. I go in with my wig dealer spray guys. This thing is the truth. It sticks it's quick and it comes right off with water, make sure when you spray it on you have your blow dryer sitting down cool. You can do like one little spray like one layer or two and it sticks. So if you watch my old hair videos, you know i had like this old elastic band to melt down my lace, but i found this on amazon and i think it's like the best purchase ever it as you can see before this. It had little velcro and it made it so much easier to actually like tie it on the front and melt the lace. Of course, i'm gon na leave it in the description box below tell me that lace look good honey. You can't tell me that door. Look good so, with every install that you use spray once you cut off the excess lace, you will have that white outlining in the front guys. It'S fine just go in with some more spray with the blow dryer on the cool setting kind of melt it in with the comb it will start to blend in to your skin. Oh take me to the beach on a cool night. We can lay here and watch the skylights taking in the world, as can we try to make it right? Can we go back to the good times? Maybe if we try to make it right, we can get back to the good times against. So you guys can clearly see i was going for like this half of half down look, and this is me contemplating my life because nothing was going right for this install. I switched the part so many times i literally went from the half up half down to the side, part to the middle part, and nothing was working. Can we go back to the good times all right guys? That'S it. Let'S go ahead and call this one a fail. Yeah i wanted to do a whole half a pack down type of loop. It wasn't really working out um. It would have been my first time trying to achieve that on a closure yeah. It wasn't working out like i caught my baby hairs too short, i had to bring out some in the front. That'S why it looked like a thick. Don'T come for me about the baby hairs, but you guys can take a look at the lace, though the lace looks good. It'S giving hd lace for sure um. This is all the hair pulled towards the front. It'S not too bad um. It is 180 density. So it's not like the thickest, but i mean it doesn't look thick. So that's good um! This is, can you see where it falls yeah? So that's where it falls. It is 24 inches. So it's giving we ended up with this side part. I tucked it behind my ears um. These are my sideburns on the side, so not too bad um yeah, not too bad um, but still i'm gon na call this one. I feel um no fault of the hair, just me making some really dumb mistakes, but anyways guys follow me on my instagram simply underscore kelly 20 subscribe to the culture hair family, i'm pretty much over this video, so bye i'll, see you in the next one.