Laziest Wig Routine! Aliexpress Full Lace Wig Review

Hey everyone: what's up you guys today, you see the title. I just wanted to do a little review on my hair because I've been rocking it or some time now, maybe like two months and I've gotten a lot of questions about where I got it from whatnot. So I'm getting ready and in the process not complete, and I just figured why don't I just feel myself installing it, and I give you guys some details on the tools that I use in the hair products that I used on my natural hair as well. This is the little box that it comes in this as fashion boutique. I don't know, I think it's this cute. The name of this store on Aliexpress that I got my look from is called the hair Factory, and this is my second wave that I've gotten from that store the owner of the store. His name is Evan thing and he's super super nice. He responds so quickly. He was so helpful when I had bought my first wave from him. That was my first week ever and I didn't know anything about wigs at all um. I just watched a bunch of YouTube videos on it and I was very curious to try it so that was my first one. I was sort of photo here. I loved it. It was definitely an experience of like how to install it. How to you know, pluck the hair and make it more realistic and like it was just a fun little thing to do so. I decided to get another one. This is the one that I had now as you all probably have seen already. You know, because I guess that I've had it for two months now, so this has literally been you know my style of hair and photos and on YouTube here. Actually god I think it's 18 inches, so maybe 20 inches, and this is the hair. This is like day two of it washed. Normally, when I washed my ear, I washed my wedding as well, but today I rewatched my hair and just look like a long shower. So, every time every wash my hair and read detangle it installs better, because I don't break my hair but move it to that. It has so much body. I never really straightened it. I just blow dry it out air from a blow dryer straightens it enough to where I can just style. It also blow-dried hair, and then it remains like it keeps its body a little bit better, enable to curl the better. Also inside it has three clips and I think it comes this way, but you can also you know message Evan about how you want it to be inside, and you know what clip tomorrow. I told no money. The clip set that it's not like that, because it's a lot more secure, zero, three of them, but them pretty much three points in your year and there's also these two elastic strings that you can tighten it customize a little bit. But I believe this is a small size cap, because I have a pretty normal to small head. I think I just have a lot of hair, so sometimes I'll leave it the way that it is or most of the time I just connect these two, and that is a nice fit along with snapping the clips and adding bobby pins and everything so yeah. This hair, I feel like it's very manageable if you keep it clean, I don't like to put a lot of products on this hair because it just will tangle up very easily and it works well on its own, so which is I'm fine with that, because then I have to use all waste products on hair like this, but I feel like you, shouldn't, really use lots of products on your weave for far less, because I mean it is real. Hair is real human Brazilian hair, so it can absorb the product, but most of it on the surface, because it's not absorbing into any kind of real scallops home and the brush that I use are these two I've had these for years, like literally since I was Little so I mean this, one is just a wide tooth comb and he supplies to earth, and this one is from Annie also from the beauty supply store. It'S a light, flash pretty much like a paddle brush. I use it on my hair and shower and also another egg, so I don't like to have a lot of shedding once it's gone, it's gone, it doesn't grow back and I will also insert clips of the day. I got it because I immediately um when I got in the mail I've tried to make a video then to review it, but I figured why don't make me with you, like it's two months later, like how it is so that you guys can get the full Review of like what I really think about this, particularly, I mean I love his hair. It'S only the second thing: I've got from his site, but he has good quality service and I think we could all be here for the press and it had never done. You know like online shopping for air, or just wigs online in general. I feel like Alex plus, is a great way to start and I recommend his store, but I know there are plenty other stores, so the air factory is the one that I would buy from again. If I were to get another way - and these are supposed to last - you a long time for me - is just a protective hairstyle, because I'm just trying to take care of what's on my natural hair right now, and while doing that, I just want to tap blonde Hair without damaging my hair, so I've just been wearing this and then occasionally I like long hair, and sometimes I don't so I mean I'm growing my hair out, but at the same time I'm just like here because I'm sort of decisive I've had so many hairstyles, But yeah this is the hair. It looks a lot better. We brush it but, like I said it looks better when you freshly wash it and let it air dry. Sometimes I'm in the air dry overnight or I just blow-dry it and it dries in. Like 15 minutes and as you can see on the inside, I will show you how I do my part and I have like a little area that I normally do, but it is a full lay. So you can part it anywhere and you know you'll see the scalp and you can adjust it to. However, you want it, so my hair is pretty much air drying, but I'll still work on it. Like that, I don't like to blow dry my natural hair. This is, this is pretty much what it looks like. I detangle it these two in the shower, so I call my first and then I brush it, and I part it as well that it's already tangled in this style and what I do is the Shea Moisture line, the strengthen role and restore line with jamaican black, Castor oil, I have the leave-in conditioner and the edge treatment that I apply afterwards, but I also have the shampoo in the shower and I have the styling lotion. That'S all that's in the bathroom right now, but I use those for products on my hair and I've been loving it. I'Ve used this already and I love this stuff for especially overnight, if you're going to try and lay your edges down the next day. This is a great thing to use overnight because it changed it even more and that this line is meant for natural hair, chemically presses, hair, color treated or heat styled hair. So my hair is natural and color treated and has been heat styled as well. So this line has been really helpful with my little hair growth journey. So I apply that on my edges and then on the tips of my hair, the leave-in conditioner as well. Then I use a little bit of coconut oil. I love this. If I use it all of my body so yeah, that is what I have in my hair and I'm going to continue to let it air-dry. Even when I install this, what I'm going to do is in the shower, when I detangle it, I put it into a bow. My hair comes about right here, stretched out completely straight in maybes all right here, because I don't know how long I've been growing it. I'M not doing it for any reason, I'm just doing it to do it. I don't know so, then I leave that out before it gets too poofy. This is what the wig cap looks like. It'S completely open, it's like a cylinder and then I just recheck it underneath it will proof up a little bit, but not too much, especially if I install this right now. I normally do a middle part. Um, as I said, you can part it anywhere, but the like middle part looks the best on me because of the way that I like to style just going to make sure nothing is stuck underneath and I keep it towards the front. I used to have a tiny little comb with like a rat's tail to do this, but you want to just really align this area, make sure it's nice and laid, and I, like my partying, a little uneven. It looks a little bit more realistic and I've said this cap pretty much fits my hair, so my first got it. I just cut around into our edge um, so it does have a little shake to it, but I don't plug that. Just some people wear their hair back and they're let their wig. We don't really do expose as full lace, but some people do - and I see some people - don't I don't have patience for that too. You know, and I don't really want to wear my hair in that style. I always wear it down my face like this. I just left it how it is, and it fits perfectly based on how it was already you know shaped, and you want to clip it through the net onto your hair, not too hard on your scalp, because if you clip it in the same areas every time, It'S going to get really really tender, especially if you do too tight. I also forgot to mention I always push my hair sideways and back because it gives a diagonal direction and so on. I click the clip straight and it has more grip rather than pushing my hair all the way back or all the way down. It will kind of grow it better when the hair is at a diagonal, and this is all only if you don't do hormones. I don't like to do braiding on my own hair, or do I really know how to do my own cornhole so with the hair length that I have, I can kind of get away with doing that. So if you have shorter hair, you want to try a longer week. I would suggest you really detangle nicely and try this method out, because you don't have to you know, braid your hair on your knees. You can, if you want to for me it's the same thing, because I get to watch my hair whenever I want. I take this off every night. I don't sleep with it and I can wash my hair every day if I wanted to, but I wash it only like twice a week, so I keep the thing about the things like this, because if not, they will be all over the place. These are very demanding because, as you can see in areas that the clip is not there, that needs to be held down now some people use tape. Some people use glue bobby pins, look fun for me. I always start from the back, because I want this to all feel tight. Well, instead of clipping it bottom the longer side, you know on the scalp, I do it the opposite way. I feel like it grips a little bit better. So, as you can see, this is how it looks, brushed out and come down everywhere. I'Ll just show you. I pinned it about an inch apart in the front of yours. Extra areas where, like say right here, is not tight enough. I'Ll take another pin and instead of putting it in that one area, I'll crisscross it with a pen, that's an area just like right there and then it's a little bit more firm, but still not super tight. You know and edge control this one I used more in the night time. I feel like it's an oyster, izing, edge treatment and it kind of changed here, but it doesn't like lay them completely. It lays in really nicely - but I like to put a little bit of this and really make sure that hair is moving to the side, so that that part is apparent. You see it just hold it down a little bit better of there we're put and then before that anything happens to that I'll, just like to pin that area right in there, so it kind of stays in that direction. Area make sure none of the hair is stalking it, because the pin will show and that's pretty much how I you know, install it all the way around. It'S like my easy, install as a protective style. I pretty much just put it on like a hat like an accessory, but now I want to get into how to make the part look a little bit more natural. It looks okay now, but that's what I had leftover from my last install. I use concealers, obviously, because I don't like to pluck a lot actually didn't really Club this weight at all. I just feel like um, the last one I had. It was a little good dinner than this. It was a nice weight, but I did try to do all the plucking when they started to shed. I felt like I had a very thin way and I had to put extensions in it and I just don't want to have to plug hair that I bought. You know like I'm just gon na leave the way that it is and slightly how I can. The LA grow consumers they stay on and they're pretty pigmented, and I don't really use them on my face. So I have this nice little applicator brush. So I use the color fawn first. This is a really yellow shade. What I do is wan na make sure I just kind of glide along the area, especially where it connects, and you can do you can part it as long as you want, because it's a full lace, but I just leave it about right there and don't worry About it getting on the hair and everything I normally take my highlight shade, so this isn't like this is like my skin tone once I blend it out and I take something that's a little bit lighter. I had another one from Allegro, but I lost it. It was like the color fair, but this one will do this is from Smashbox, so it's just a little bit lighter and when you mix the two for your skin tone like something that matches your skin tone a little bit lighter than you, I feel like. That'S the perfect way to customize the color and just a little bit right there. This I'll just use this to smudge it out. You just want to blend it into the lace, because you don't want it to be. You don't want it to be too noticeable. Okay, because that's not realistic and then also how you can clean it up. I take a darker shade. This, I think, is the darkest all mahogany in that this hair is a brown hair root. It'S not like a darkest dark black hair into an ombre. It'S like brown blonde. This is like the perfect color just to clean it up, especially right there, because when you, when the hair moves, you don't want the tips of it to look like scalp done run. This is like the most courteous I've ever had. Normally it's like a little more straight, but whatever I just like to take a light powder, a little bit lighter than everything we've been using because you want it to appear lighter, like a scalp but not having that one base makes it look a lot better in Person it just just it and as you can see it just softens it and another thing you can do sometimes take just a black shadow. I don't only if I'm home and I have this whole palette, because I don't have a single black shadow, but that will be recommended if you want to keep all the different tools like this and a kit, I will say you will need a dark shadow. If you have dark hair, of course, because you see my hair is much darker than this here, so how I can do that is just setting this area to make it look just as dark as my hair, specially in the front, and so of course my hair Is a local Fiat can lay down a little bit more to match this texture, but, as I said, I don't worry about all that stuff. As long as this is even and the color looks fine, I normally style this in a way where the part is not even a big deal or something that you really look at. Unless you were checking for me, unless you would be super finicky just to make sure that it's nice and tight right there and it doesn't lift up, another thing you can do is put eyelash glue or hair glue right under this part, so that it doesn't lift Up but that kind of gets messy, and then I find that I have to wash my hair almost every time that I use it because it just gets all gunky in there. So I try not to use a ton of products but yeah. I just want to show you guys how I apply heat to it. I normally use Tresemme heat protector. This one is my favorite I sprayed on my hand so that it can evaporate a little bit, it'll just get tacky and then I'll, just glide it on the hair. I do this because this is order base. I believe the first ingredient is water, so I don't want my hair to curl back up before I straighten it, so I just let it and therefore ate just a tad, and so the hair isn't super sticky. I use the infiniti pro by conair. I use con air tools, my hands right also, and I use this diffuser. Sometimes they put this down for myself. I use this diffuser alone, sometimes just to give my hair my natural hair or massage. So I like that about it, and it also comes with another attachment that I never really use. It'S like a regular that you can use with a brush to like brush it out little dry, but I find that this works fine on this hair. I just glide it through hot air um and, as you can like, what kind of alarm is it if you never have a quiet background like what is that