I'M Shook! Amazon Prime Pre-Plucked Curly Lace Bob Wig Is A Must Have! Styling/Install W/No Bal

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. If you are new here, welcome. My name is sage. Today'S video is going to be a tutorial on this week that I received from Icee. Icee is a hair vendor on Amazon I'll have all of the direct links. Some promo codes and some more information about the hair that was sent to me down below in the description box, don't forget to check that box out for more information. So when I opened up my package, I did receive a wig cap and I also received some information about the company, how to return or exchange and all of their policies on this stock car that came inside of my package. The wig that I received is 150 percent density. It is in their brazilian deep wave texture and this is a lace, frontal wig. I chose to get a bob, so i did choose to order this wig in 10. Inches because i wanted something very sleek short and cute, this is the parting space and the hairline after I tried the wig on. I just wanted to show you guys how deep the parting space goes and how the hairline looks on an actual head so because the hair is in a color 1b off black natural hair color. I love the way that jet-black juicy curls look especially in the summer. So we are gon na go ahead and darken this hair color, I'm gon na grab a hair dye from dark and lovely, and I know if you have been on my channel before you are super familiar with how to color hair. So I'm just gon na breeze through this. So when you open up your box Taradale, you will receive three things: you'll receive your creme developer and this one is in 25 volume. You will receive a rich conditioning, hair, coloring liquid and you will also receive a conditioner. So we're just going to uncap the cream developer as well as the liquid color and we're going to pour that liquid color into the cream developer and we're gon na cap. It back and we're going to shake that solution up for a minute to two minutes. And we are going to make sure that it's fully mixed and that is going to start our processing time. Okay, so now that our diet is all ready to go we're going to pour it into a mixing bowl, you do not have to do this. You definitely don't have to do this. You can go ahead and just use it straight from the bottle, especially if you're doing it on your own head. It may be easier to do it that way, but because I am so precise with my hair color, I do want to go in sections just to make sure that I am fully coating each section and all of the strands of hair so because I am going From a dark color to an even darker color, I'm not going to pay that much attention to the roots area back where the the west's are. So, as you can see, I am starting that hair color about an inch to two inches down and I'm not really worrying about the upper portion of the rose, because the hair is going to be down and you're not going to be able to tell if it Is jet black or off black? It'S gon na look like it's all one color you're not going to be able to see the roots at all where the west's are so we're just going to make sure that we fully coat all of the sections and take our time when we get to the Frontal portion of this wig, i did only buy one box of hair dye and that did get me through this entire wig. Okay. So now that I'm all done with the hair color, I am going to allow it to process for about an hour and then I'm going to wash it out. So my main goal for plucking this particular lace - frontal wig, is to get rid of that thick harsh line that you see beyond the pre plucked hairline that they sent me so, as you can see about two to three centimetres of hair is really thin on the Wig, where the hairline is and then after that, you can clearly see that there's a thick line of hair. I don't want you to be able to see that line so much so I am gon na make it a point to get rid of that thick line and pluck as much as I can just so that that line can look seamless and it can blend in And look like a natural gradient natural density hair line. I also want to mention that I did end up bleaching the knots of the lace frontal portion of this wig after I shampooed out the dye, so the knots of this wig are bleached. Okay, so now that the wig is fully prepped, I'm gon na grab some 99 % alcohol and apply it to my hairline, just to make sure that any oil is completely gone so that the weight can fully stick down. And I am using a Scout protector as well I'm going to apply that and then I am going to grab a popsicle stick and I am going to apply glue. Yes, I'm using glue you guys because it is a wet look hairstyle and it is literally 120 degrees outside. So I have to use glue or this wig is not staying down on my hair today, so I am just going to first. This is actually where I messed up. I don't know what made me try this, but I've been seeing and hearing so much about this Sally Hansen, bronze spray for your scalp, so I picked up some and my results from doing that. This was the very first time I ever applied that hair spray and I never will do it again. Look at this. I was so scared and shocked when I tried this. I was like what is going on here, I'm basically just gon na massage the wig or the lace into that glue, just to make sure that it is, you know, lay down honey. So next, I'm just gon na grab my scissors and I'm gon na cut off the extra laces, and I don't know what I'm about to do with this hair line. But we bout to see some how I made it work and I basically just use some makeup. Remover and some water - and I basically just rubbed the color off of the hair strands, although this method did take a lot of work because I had to physically go in and clean up what I messed up. I love the fact that you cannot see any of my cornrows through the lace I do not have on a wig cap and it looks super duper natural. So I'm not sure if I'll be using that method again, but I do like the final result. Let me know down below in the comment section if I forgot to do a step or if I did something wrong for it to come out the way that it did come out comment down below okay. So now I am going to prep the hair for styling. I'M using water as the base for this hairstyle, so I am just going to wet the hair. I'M not gon na, have it soaking wet just damp, and then I'm gon na run my fingers through the hair just to make sure that it is detangled and I did not get any type of tangles from this hair and the hair did shed very minimally. So, yes, I was really really happy with the wig that they sent me next, I'm going to grab my Nairobi, styling foam and I'm just going to basically map out the style that I want. I wasn't sure if I wanted to do a middle part as I have here or if I wanted to do a flip over or if I wanted to do it all out of my face. So next I'll be grabbing this curl activator, which is actually a jheri curl activator. I have been so in love with this product. Lately I've been using it on all of my curly wigs and I love love love the definition that it gives me. I am grabbing my Felicia Leatherwood brush and I am going to define those curls using my Felicia Leatherwood brush, and that is also detangling, the hair as well. Okay, so to set the hair I'll be using my eco styler olive oil gel and to give it that wet, looks shine I'll, be using the hair polisher by I see this is how the hair looks. It'S still kind of wet, so I will show you guys at the end how the hair looks when it is fully dry, but I did not run my fingers through the hair after I set it with the jail and the IC polisher and the curls did last. They did, you know just fluff out a little bit, but it just looks super natural. I was super in love with this wig and I got so many compliments on this hair. I love love. Love, love, love it. I have all of the information down below in the description box, so don't forget to check down below for more information, as always. Thank you so much for watching. Don'T forget to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe down below. If you have not already - and I can't wait to see you all in my next video bye guys