Old Hollywood Style Hair On Big Chop Hair Full Lace Wig

Hey bells, so I am back with part two on my big chop: hair, full lace, wig and I decided to do an old Hollywood style on this blown out wig and, as you can see, I have my wand curler, my protective glove and my heat protectant bye, Creme of nature and, of course, some clips in order to clip the curls in okay. So let's get right into this tutorial. The first thing that you want to do is detangle the hair to make sure it's as smooth as possible. Then I take my wand curler. It'S heated at about 180 degrees and I wrapped the hair around the wand going outwards and as I'm wrapping it, I'm twisting it one time in order to create that nice wave effect. I leave it on for about 10 seconds and when I let it go, I hurry up and grab the curl and then grab the pin in order to pin it in now. The reason why you want to pin the curls back while it's hot is because, while it is hot, it creates the form that you want. It holds it more for you as opposed to just letting it go now, I'm showing you how I do it once again. So you can see I'm slowly twisting my wrist and wrapping it once and outwards hold it for about ten seconds. I pull the wand out and then I take my clips and I clip the hair into place. While it is still hot right, so I decided to spray a little bit of hairspray in order to give it that extra hold, because I really want my waves to pop now that I have let it rest for a couple of hours, because I was busy doing Chores, I am pulling the hair out now, as I pull the hair out, I am slowly spreading it with my fingers and then I take a fine-tooth comb and I comb in between where the hair dips in I guess you would call it like a valley. I forget how they call it in in cosmetology terms, but as you can see, I am only combing the parts that really just dip in I'm trying not to comb it too much, because I don't want to lose the shape of the wave as I'm taking the Curls out, I am also shaping the hair and, as you can see, I'm using my clips to also put into the deep part of the wave in order to hold the style together once again, I'm adding a little bit of hairspray, because I really want this to Hold as much as possible, because I really want that old Hollywood look now when it comes to the front part of the hair, the bang, I tease it a bit at the roots, because I want it to kind of stand up. I don't want it to lay flat so, as you can see, I'm really combing through the bang and then I'm going to shape it and at the same time, I'm still teasing the rule in order to get that volume that I'm looking for now. It'S time to attach the unit on to my head, I'm not going to do what a lot of people doing, and I know a lot of people use the gossipy glue and just spray it onto your scalp. I decided to just put it on my palate and let it get tacky now, as you can see, I'm putting on the wig and I'm adjusting it as I'm adjusting I'm thinking about where I'm gon na apply the glue. I use the back of my makeup brush. Don'T judge me and I'm applying the glue and making sure that I'm not applying it onto my edges. Remember by now the glue is already tacky, so it won't really take me much in order to attach this unit onto my head for extra security. I am using the blow dryer on low in order to completely dry the glue and make sure that the unit does not budge. One thing I forgot to mention is to make sure that the areas you're going to be applying the glue is clean. So if you have any makeup or anything, please make sure that you wipe it clean with a makeup, wipe right now, I'm applying my foundation onto the lace in order to blend it in with my skin color, and I'm just wanted to make sure that it just Looks seamless and here's the final look, I really loved creating this old Hollywood glam style, it's so classic something I've always wanted to do, and this unit is amazing. All the information will be in my description box. Don'T forget to subscribe and don't forget to thumbs up this video. Thank you so much for watching