Did Not Pluck‍♀️Installing A Loose Deep 360 Wig| Baby Hairs| Celie Hair

Guys and welcome back to my channel today I'll be doing a lace with install using a loose wave, curly wig from silly hair company. Now they did Stan over this loose wave of curly wig and it was a very full wig. It is 250 density and if I'm not mistaken, it was a 22 inch, but you guys will see the inch exactly when I show it. Oh, it's actually a 24 inch, 250 density and it's like a loose deep pattern. Super super pretty and extremely full. The hairline was not pre plucked, you know for my liking and because we were on a pressed for time to catch a flight. We pretty much had to just bleached an awesome, install so pretty much. I did not get to pluck this week, but it still came out to be nice, so I guess I guess we can say that this is kind of you know, beginning to friendly, just in case you do want to buy this week and you're, not so good. At plucking you can still install it and see some very received, like very nice results towards the end. Now, for today, I will be using my Ghost bond lace glue to apply this week and I did use four layers of the Ghost bond, but I'm just gon na show you the first two layers with this glue. You apply it the same way you would as if there was to both hold extreme extreme cream or the boat whole active, and you just want to apply that glue. Take a little spread, stick and everything like that and just spread that glue out nice and flat. That way, it is able to dry, clear nice and quickly - and like I mentioned, I did use four layers of this glue, but I am going to show the first two layers now. I do apply that glue like halfway onto the cap and halfway off of the cap sorta. In a way I use about it inch. Let'S say like an inch like an inch wide section of glue and that's like half one a cap and then have one the skin and, as I mentioned, you do want to just spread that glue out, so it can turn clear much faster. Now what I was cutting off with just little pieces of cap that I fell should not be there, so I just like remove that. So what I was doing, there's nothing too serious, but Here I am applying the second layer of that Ghost fun and I am going to spread that out once again, nice and flat that way it can dry clear and then once I'm done, adding all of my Layers, I will go ahead and begin to pull that lace down into the glue. So now that the glue has dried, clear, I'm gon na go ahead and begin to pull their legs down into that glue and I'm not gon na really focus too much on the installing of the insulation. Part of this video because I have tons and tons and tons of installation videos, so I would just like grease me. You know just show like what I'm doing here, but it's just the same thing. I do in every what most installation videos, because I do show you know some different techniques every now and again, but for this one is just my basic installation: video just pulling the lace down blow dry net lace using that biosilk to spray on the hair line. Once I cut off the extra lace - and you know tack everything down and then secure it all with my beautiful husband melt belt and then I'm just gon na get into the styling portion of this install now we're just gon na do a simple side part. Today. Nothing too major and we're just gon na do like a lot of baby hairs. That'S what she wanted. So that's what we did and I know I introduced like in my newer videos, the slick and slay all-in-one hair gel, but we will be doing the baby hairs with that got to be Jail. So I'm just going to go on with the got to be gel. Today and create her baby hairs you so, as I mentioned before, after I, you know, have everything cut down. I do pull down the section for the baby hairs and then spray the hair line with that bed head or their bio silk and someone acts today in a comic, do I use the got to be spray to do like the second portion of my lay smelting Technique and honestly, I do not like once I introduce myself to the knee like holding sprays and stuff like that, like you've got to be, it's just really like at the bottom of my list. Right now like before, I know about other like holding spray products. It was like my go-to, but right now got to be it's just like it's enough for me honestly, like I do not recommend spraying it on the hairline just simply because they got to be doesn't hold as strong and steady bedhead and as strong as their bio. Silk, so for right now those are the only two hair sprays that I recommend that works wonders and as far as the bio silk, it is a specific one that you need to get, and this actually called is the biosilk hard rock spray. Now they do have BIOS up finishing sprays and stuff like that firm hold, but I do have that, but the number one biosilk hair styling spray - is that biosilk hard rock styling spray. So that is the one that I highly recommend with. You know as well as that Bed Head masterpiece of firm hold hairspray, so you can use the bio sick, finishing spray, but if you can get the hard rock one that, like the number one number one number one but they're firming sprays, just the regular one works Good as well so like I'm, you know just to piggyback on what I said the got to be using that second step melting process. I don't really recommend it, because it's not a really good holding spray in my opinion, but you know if you want to try it out anyway, and you don't have either one of those other products and I just say, go ahead and give it a shot. And let me know how it work for you and, if you guys want to just do a video using got to be out just you know, do it and see how the results come out. So let me know what you guys think about that. But once you do spray that hairline with either one of those holding sprays just go ahead and secure it with the last band, whether you are using my a specific melt belt or we just want to purchase a you know: regular elastic band from somewhere else, yeah. Just tie it down with something that would give it like that really really tight pressure and that will also make that lace melt better until they glue and everything like that. But once you do go ahead and remove that um, you know, remove your wrap or your tie or whatever that you're using for the compression on the hair line. You do want to comb out that hair those hairs, because it will be a little hard and you want to be able to still move and shake the baby hairs. Are you as you want them to like? You know the direction that you want them to flow, so do take your time and come out of that out. Then you can proceed on. You know getting that top area, nice, sleek and smooth, and that's why I used wax tape to get that hair to be like shiny, like it presses the hair out, so so good, giving it that nice natural shine. And it's just like. I don't know something about that: wax. Stick it's just like a straightener roots out so much better than if I was just using regular heat protectant. So that's why I want like once I found out about the whole wax stick thing: it changed my life like forever and make sure you do hot comb, the roots out as well and, as I mentioned before, in other videos make sure you know whether the hair Is straight curly deep, curly kinky, I always press those roots out because it makes a little way more natural. Now, as I mentioned, I will be using the got to be gel to do the baby hairs and just like the best way to create the baby. Hairs is you just want to cut their hair down, at least about half an inch? I realized that the shorter you cut, the hair, the better you might like the baby head cuz. I found out that when I started cutting them the shorter, then I usually, I used to cut them actually like how the baby hairs come out much better and when using that got to be gel, it's best that you blow-dry each baby hair as you go along And if you use enough layers underneath the lace, the legs will not lift when you are kidding you're, creating your baby hairs and also you don't want to be like super rough when creating a baby hair. Is you kind of just wan na, like softly shape mode and do like AC formation sort of kinda, like you know, like form seeds in the hairline, and you know just use your finger and your edge brush to like mold it and you just blow dry it As you go along and that's like the best way, I can explain on how to do baby hairs, but I am working on that full baby hair tutorial video for you guys so stay tuned for that it is coming quickly. I just have to do a lot of videos focusing on baby hair only and I'm also gon na start doing more leave out tutorials for you. I did do a recent video. If you have not checked it out, just go ahead and check it out about me doing natural leave out baby hairs and stuff like that using real, you know real edges and not a lays. I have a previous video that I just posted on that so check that out, but I do I will do a baby hair tutorial like the vision I have for that. Video is going to be so awesome I had just be patient with me is coming trust me, I'm working on it, but yeah as you go along. You do want to just shape each one and blow-dry it and then, as far as your baby hair placement, you kind of just got to have like a vision of how you want your finishing look. To being honestly, I feel like there's no right or wrong way to for you to do it. It'S just all about what you envision. Some people assumed a baby hairs. You know in the little like seahorse motion, some people just do them straight down like higher. You have baby hairs when you're a kid, it's just all up to you and what you like and what your client likes. So it's really no right or wrong. Just make sure that it's neat and it's pretty and yeah. That'S just pretty much, but once I finish shaping all the baby hairs, I will go back in with their bio, silk, finishing spray, hair, styling spray and just spray and shape and mode everything down like how I usually do, and once I do that I will go Ahead and black spray and conceal the part and then what the hair is well, this is some like loose deep, loose, wave type of hair so actually like like when we went to Puerto Rico. It was so pretty I watching my hair just after she wet if she let it air dry and the pattern it just it's just so so so pretty this artist that guys it was super full and a pattern was super pretty so I am going to wet The hair on this video after I do the black spring and concealing of the part now people ask me all the time. What type of spray are you using? It is called high beams and it comes in a variety of colors. It'S not just a regular black dark brown light brown like they have blue, pink purple like any color. You could pretty much think of they have that spray in every. But you know for most of my installs. I just used a black one and then concealed the part, but you do not want to use too much guys just use literally just enough to clean that part up and thin it out. And then you go in with a concealer to define the part, and I keep saying concealer, which you can use regular. Consider like a little. What does it call L'Oreal or the little small, considers you get from the hair store, but this is actually foundation the same foundation. I use underneath the lace. It'S the same foundation that I use to clean up the parts, so you can use the concealer or you can use foundation either way. It goes. It'Ll still do the same thing. Give you the same results, but here I am just going ahead and wetting up their hair, I'm just using water. I didn't get in the condition or anything to this mousse wave hair, because I just wanted it to air dry and be in its natural, like pattern shape or whatever like that. So you know once I'll go ahead and whip that up. This would be. You know pretty much the finishing look and I would drop a video for you to see the finishing results and just let me know what you guys think about this quick, easy installation. Like I said I did not pluck this wig at all. I just bleach the knots and did the installation and this there came out. You know a pretty nice song yeah. All the description to this hair will be listed down below so make sure you check it out. Y'All see you next time.