How I Lay My Silk Top Full Lace Wig | Start To Finish Ft. Wowafrican Wigs

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so today I'm going to be reviewing awhile African, full silk lace, wig, let's get started so, of course, this is just the packaging. The boxing came kind of bruised up, but not to worry, and of course, inside of that, I did go ahead and get a brochure. It just has a few details about how to better care for the wig, along with just a bunch of different wigs as they do offer. They also did go ahead and put in some free eyelashes. So, thank you all African for that, and then, of course, this is just what the wig looks like straight out of the packaging. It'S really really soft and silky. It did have like a natural kind of wave to it, but I'm assuming that it's just based off of the way that it was packaged. It did look like those roots and, of course the hair was going to be full from root to tip. And of course, it's going to be a natural color, 1b, so just to get started. I am going to take my Kindra flat iron spray and I'll be sure to place all of those details down below in the description box as usual. Of course, I'm just going to spray that throughout the hair, I'm just to prep it for flat ironing and of course I just started to part out that hair using a Rexel comb, just the fun exactly where I wanted that part to be some people aren't too Crazy about a super defined part, but I am if I'm going to wear a wig, it needs to be allayed, okay and so, of course, I'm taking Michael to a hair setting mousse. Of course, this is going to be that argan oil and I'm just smoothing that throughout the hair and again all of these products that will be used will be listed down in the description box and I'm just using that to smooth out any flyaways. So probably this hair did not - or this way do not have to too many flyaways. This is more so just because I'm like a perfectionist when it comes to wigs, and so as you can see again, I'm just going back with that. Roxelle comb just to get my part as smooth as possible and the the wig naturally came parted, but it was not as far back as I would have preferred. So, as you can see here, I'm just kind of you know pulling that all the way back and it is definitely a full lace, wig, so you're going to have parting throughout the entire way. I could have parted this literally anywhere, so I'm taking my Shi two inch flat iron just to you know kind of go through the hair, nothing too too crazy, but it did Flatiron the arm with ease. Of course it is straight hair, obviously, and so, as you can see, I'm just following that up with a column just to make sure that I get every single strand and of course I did have this up to - I think about 450 degrees. So this hair definitely can take some heat. Obviously you don't have to put it on the high heat setting. But it's me it's what I do all right. So of course I'm just going to continue soothe the arms here all over and I'll, be right back. So, as you can see, this hair got extremely straight: it's nice and like bouncy, that silkiness looks up freakin, amazing and that's just based off of of course, the lighting and stuff like that. So just imagine in person like this looks really really good and I'm just quickly showing you that parting there. So, as I told you before, you can literally partners hair anywhere like anywhere. I don't know that would be doing ponytails and stuff, but for those of you that are interested in stuff like that, this wig is going to be perfect for you and you won't actually have to worry about. You know parting, your hair, but literally you can put in a ponytail a bun or two big chunky, berries and be good to go so again, just finishing up that flat ironing process and, as you can see, everything dig it bone straight and that's Kendra flat. Ironing spray tends to just get rid of any flyaways, so that's like my go-to flat ironing spray and you can see where the density kind of changes in the wigs. When I lift up that part there, it seems to be a little bit more cap than hair, which is just fine. Obviously I didn't want this to be overly thick, of course, but I think it's a pretty natural look, of course, as natural as it can be, because it is a weak in here, I'm just showing you how easily it moves. You know it is a lot of body and texture to this hair, so I did love that just straight out of the gate. It was extremely soaking and me just being more of a perfection. It'S just going over any spots that I felt like need it. You know a little bit more touch-ups, so here I'm just showing you that hairline. I could have absolutely turned this into like a full. You know blown frontal tutorial all over again, but I do already have a video up for that. So if you're looking to customize your wig just to better suit it because you plan on wearing it back and out of your face or something like that, I will post that link to the video down below. But for this wig I won't be doing that. I'M only going to be wearing it either to a side part or a middle part. So, and so what I'm going to begin to do? Is you start cutting that lace off a lot of people kind of mess up here? You know you kind of want to go according to your hairline as well, so obviously, I'm just going to start by really slowly cutting off that lace, not too too far. You know away from where the hair starts, but not actually, where those little beads of hair start it's kind of hard to explain but, like I said in my frontal, video I'll show you exactly how to you know properly cut the lace but, as you can see Here I'm just taking the scissors and, following that hairline to the best of my ability anyway, and you just want to do that on both sides. Obviously, I'm just putting the hair back that does kind of help just to get it out of the way. Just to make sure that you aren't, you know, cutting any stray hairs or pretty much making your wig balls and, like I said you kind of want to do this according to your hairline as well. If you planned on customizing the front of this, and so obviously you cut off that lace, put the wig on your head and then go ahead and better fit that hairline according to where your ear starts and stops. But it looks like they did pretty good and measuring it, and the cap is elastic, so it does allow you to you, know customize it or basically tighten it or loosen it to your ability or to what's comfortable to you. It'S all angels, just whoa, and so this laser is extremely transparent. I'M actually interested you know in those wild African frontal. So I'm thinking that I may purchase one if they do have them available, I'm not exactly sure, but that lace felt like butter. But so I want to check that out. Of course, all right - and so here's me of course, with my braids and my wig cap, just taking a look at the wig again and clearly, I'm excited happy about it. So I'm just going to go ahead and remove that awesome. My wig head and everybody's been asking me about that. Blockhead I'll, make sure that I'll post a link down below in the description box as well, and it actually has some lace along the back. So, of course, for those of you that, like putting all your wigs up in ponytails, this is actually an option and you can actually show this wig down and put it up into a ponytail. If that's something you're interested in, let me know in the comment section down below, if you're interested in seeing a video for how to do that, I don't typically do it, but I'll do it for you guys and, as you can see, it has some like flyaways Baby hair is up in there. I don't know if that makes it more convincing, but here's just a cap construction. It does have those three or four wig combs and of course it is just a full soap base cap. So again, you didn't even have to wear like the stocking cap like I'm wearing right now, just being a little extra, and so I'm just getting everything secured and the wig is on. So I'm just going to go ahead and place those weight combs exactly with where it's going to be most comfortable for me and of course you want to do that same thing, and so here is the parting straight out of the gate. I was not excited about it, some of you might be, but of course I want my part to be a little bit more wide and just more believable, obviously, and the cap surprisingly, was just a little bit bigger on my head than anticipated. You guys know. I have a big head, but whatever so initially just to go ahead and get that part situated. What I did was just apply some concealer to see. If I can get that part just a little bit more seamless, but I'm going to end up tweezing it anyway, and so, as you can see, I did go ahead and get some concealer like on to where the actual hair is. But don't worry about that I'll show you a really quick trick for how to fix that, and so I'm just I guess, trying to get this part together. I was not happy at all, so what I did was just start to pull out some hairs, but I was having a hard time with the little mirror that I was using. So I did go ahead and take off the wig and actually do this on that. Mannequin up blockade, and so it was just a little bit easier just to do it. This way that way, I can see exactly what I'm doing, and I did tell you guys that I wanted to extend that parting area. So that's exactly what I did here and I'm literally just pulling those hairs out and they came out with ease not so easy that the hair would have been shedding but easy enough to just you know, pull them out and I don't know I'm just not tugging. On it too much, and so, as you can see, there was some discoloration there with the lace, for whatever reason it was kind of like a grayish color, which kind of threw me off. Well, not exactly why that was but no worries. Like I said, I did go over it with the concealer just to kind of blend it better with my skin tone and as you can see, that concealer definitely helped and so a quick little tip, I'm actually taking some mascara and the color dark brown / swag. I'M not sure if it was black or a dark brown, but whatever you just want to take that mascara and go along that kind of parting area, where I mistakenly got some of that concealer, I'm just to further blend it in because, obviously, in the using my Finger did not work, but, as you can see, it was a quick fix, so just trying back on the leg again and so with me just correcting that parting area already, I kind of like the wig just a little bit more. Obviously it could have laid just a tad bit flatter but again no worries. I ended up, tightening the wig and the bag just to have it fit a little bit better to my head, and so this is pretty much the final look for the wig. It is extremely silky is not overly full, but of course it's still wearable, and this is just a length on it. Of course, I'll put all of those weight details down in the description box below, but it's really really full bouncy and just stick around. I actually will have a land where video just to show you how I kind of put some long layers into this hair but, like I said I'll, show you that in my next video so make sure you guys subscribe thumbs up and stick around for that. Thank you so much for the love and support, and I will see you guys in my next video. Oh