Full Lace Wig Install: No Leave Out, No Glue, Pre-Plucked | Rpgshow

Hey everybody: this is breanna rutter and in this hair tutorial i am going to teach you how to install a full lace wig from RPG shop, if you're new here make sure to subscribe and click. The bell notifications, because on my channel i like to do beginner friendly hair tutorials, and i don't want you to miss another upload. The wig i'm wearing is a Jacke long wig, which is deep curly and has a pre pluck hairline. My wig is 20 inches long. Natural hair, color, silky, texture, light brown lace, size 2 and the cap construction is glueless, full lace cap. So now, let's get started with this gorgeous wig, so to begin, take a screenshot of the products that you see here so that you can refer back to them when installing your hair - and i'm also going to show you a really quick unboxing of how the hair Looked when i received it as well as other products that they sent me to help me to install and style my wig. So this here is the glorious, jackie, long wig, which is deep curly and has a pre plucked hairline so later on. In this tutorial, i'm definitely gon na show you more up close look at this week, but for now i just wanted to do it really quick unboxing to show you how the hair will look when you receive it. So now there were few other products they sent me as well. They sent me a combs help style my hair, a wig cap, as well as an actual elastic band inside of this little box here, to help me with my wig, but I actually didn't need to use it when I actually installed my wig and then they have A little flyer here showing you the promotional hair they have going on as well as an RPG show magazine. So I use that to help to guide me on what I wanted to do with my wig and right now. I wanted to do a color test to show you how well their hair colors, so I'm mixing a little bit of hair bleach with some volume developers. So that way I can see how light their hair gets with just one application of hair brush. So now I'm just gon na fold the foil so that I can allow the hair to process for a little bit of time so that I can show you how the color turned out. As you can see, this is how bright the hair got. It got so super bright, so quick and I was just extremely shocked of the quality. The hair was still very soft and it got extremely bright, which is one application of bleach. Now. At this point, I pinned my mannequin head to my wig and I'm spraying a light application of water. So that way I can add just a little bit of customization to my hairline now, like I already said this week, already came three plus so I could have put on my head just this, but I notice that from my hairline I get my best looking results When I'm wearing a wig by doing just a little bit of plucking, they did such a good job with the hairline that most of you can just wear the wig as is, but for me, a little bit of plucking goes a long way for helping my results To look its most realistic, so what I'm doing is I'm randomly going through and I'm kind of thinning out the sections that are a little too. I know my hairline best, so I know which areas need to mimic the thickness and thinness. That'S along my hairline. Your hairline does not have one consistent thickness that makes your hairline look very, very fake, so this wig looks nothing like that. Like I said it's already very natural-looking, I just needed to plug it in just a few sections. So that way I can achieve my best results now I noticed some women like to use tweezers and it's really just each time if tweezers help you to get a better control than I suggested. But for me I like to get in there with my fingers and I like to feel around the reason. Why is because I'm doing two things at once: I'm feeling where the natural thickness is and the hair. So that way I can pluck more and I have a natural feel for how my hair feels when I slicked it down. So as I'm using my fingers, it's helping to guide me exactly where I need to pluck, because naturally I know where I would feel here on my head. So I know exactly where I need to pull hair based on just literally feeling along the hairline. As I decide where its pluck so this is the finished result of me, plucking my hairline and, as you can see, it looks like just really natural and I'm gon na go ahead and finish plucking out the middle as well. Now I like to kind of alternate between which sections I like to plug for different reasons. Now, with this week, I noticed that I wanted to actually work on the left and right side first, because that was just a little too big for my taste, but it still look extremely natural. I just wanted to thin it out just a little bit, so it can fit my hairline perfectly. So if you like to wear weights that are already pre pluck, then I highly suggest that you check out our PG show, and this was the only hair that I had left over after I let plucking - and this is how my hairline looks right before I actually Install my baby, so this is how it looks underneath and, as you can see, it's very natural and realistic even before I actually plugged it. But if you want, of course, just do a little bit of customization, if you like in the back, I did not plug. This is how the back looks so now that our wig is plugged. I'M gon na show you a little closer how the lace looks underneath this is a full lace wig and they go a slightly different technique near the back. They do a glueless method technique. So that way you can actually adjust the tightness of your wig. With these clips in the back the old-school traditional way of most lace, wigs have lace completely throughout and it's very difficult to adjust it. You would have to get the lace weight custom-made for your head shape, but there glueless cap allows it to fit anyone's head. So now I'm just showing you how my braids look. They are very simple, cornrow braids, going straight to the back, so I can have a very flawless and flat install now at this point, I'm just using my scissors to carefully remove the lace now, depending on your hairline, you may want extra lace left over for your Most natural and realistic look, but every hair line is different for my hairline. It looks as best when I cut as close to the hairs as possible and that's exactly what I did to prepare my last week for installation now, I'm going ahead and I'm going to put it right up to my hairline so that I can see if I Need to do anything else to make it look my perfect fit and I'm just pulling down the edges so that I can see exactly where they lay and they were perfect. I didn't have to trim off any excess lace. As you can see here, it went perfectly around my ears, so this is how we look freshly applied. I'Ve done nothing at this point. The only thing I did is I just put the wig on my hair. I haven't actually molded it down or anything like that. This is how their hair looks literally fresh out of the box. Besides the little bit of plucking that I did so now at this point, I'm putting a new weight cap onto my head, making sure to extend well past my hairline in ladies. I know I'm looking a little cray-cray with this cap, all of my eyebrows, but there's a very good reason for this. Okay. This helps me to make sure that I do not go too close to the edges of my cap. So that way I can put my hair gel exactly where I want it to be. The hair gel that I like to use is called got to be glue. Now, as I was actually molding down my cap, I realized I really don't want to do this, like. I don't need to put this cap on my head every single time, so I know you, ladies love, to see how to actually make your lace look realistic without having to do the entire actual melted lace, cap installation, I'm gon na, show you how to make your Installer look very flawless, so the number one step to being able to do that without using and actually a cap as if your lace is already very light. So that way you don't have to put anything underneath now. If your lace is a little bit darker, you can also get away with this by putting a little bit of makeup or your part will be so I made sure to push it past. My hairline before I actually begin putting it down to my head now with this glueless cap method, I like to actually still use hair gel on my hair and the reason. Why is because I do not cut my lace straight across now. If you like, to wear your lace, wigs with the lace cut straight across, you can just put this onto your head without having to use any hair gel whatsoever, but because I like to take a lot of dips and turns into the hairline of my lace. This is very important for me to use some type of hairspray or some type of hair gel. I just wanted to make sure to show you, ladies, a different version on how to actually put on your full lace wig without doing the whole melted scalp technique, where you put like five different wig caps on your head and in a bunch of makeup. In order for your scalp to look real, your scalp will look real if you invest in a high-quality lace week, an RPG shawl quality is actually very, very good. It was extremely fast ordering and everything so when I'm doing is, I'm sliding it down into place exactly where I want it to be making sure to press the lace into my skin. So that way the gel will actually make sure to stick to the lace itself. So you actually have to press it down to make sure. Do you having any spots that are lifting up just use a little bit of hairspray and you are good to go so now that the front is installed. I'M just moving my hair Brown to show you how the back looks around my ears. I have no lace around my ears now at this point, I'm taking a little bit of my favorite hair gel, which is the eco styler, level-10 gel and I'm lightly, applying an application to my hairline, while using my rat tail comb to further smooth out my hair. If you've noticed that all of my lace tutorials whether it's a frontal lace or lace closure or last week, I never like to use baby hairs. I like to instead kind of swoop the edges of the hairs without actually cutting very short baby hairs into my wig, because it gives me my best results. So this is how the front of the hairline looks, but we can't forget to do the back. So I'm gon na show you how to mold down the back up your hair. The technique is pretty much the same thing. The only thing is that you, a smaller section of hair, that you need to make sure to actually gel down, so I'm using a thin application of hair gel and I'm forming a barrier gel going all the way around my girl here. So that way, I can stick the back of my wig down now later on in this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to remove your lace without losing your edges, because so many of you have so many horror stories of taking off your lace. Wigs and your frontals - and I feel so bad for you, ladies because there's so many better ways you can remove your units, so I'm gon na show you a little later how to actually remove it very very safely, so for now, once it has become tacky. I didn't stick it down to the back of my hand, so that way it does not lift. Now, once I feel that it's very submerged with the hair gel through the lace, you can just really tell some feel once it feels like it's pretty submerged and it's very firm. You want to go ahead and begin blowing it with your both dryer. So that way, you can finish installing the back of your leg space. So now, at this point, I'm just dividing the hair up and starting area so that you can see how seamless their full lace waist look and once again, this is the glueless cap that I got glue this full nice wig from RPG shell. So, as you can see, I have not styled the hair, yet this is exactly how the Jackie long wig looks from RPG show the hair is very big and it is extremely soft to touch. I was so surprised how soft this hair was so now. At this point, I'm gon na go ahead and I'm just gon na style up my wig just a little bit and I'm spraying just plain old water on the hair, while using a wide tooth comb to comb the water through. So that way, I can actually mold my hair down and I'll. Tell you my hair to show you how strong this hair gel is. This is not hair glue. I only used hair gel to mold down my lips now, I'm just gon na give my eco styler a good shake, and then I'm gon na use the gel from the lid to help further define. So I'm just rubbing a little bit on my hands and then I'm just gon na run my hands through my hair. So that way I have a very light now. This step is unnecessary. If you don't want to, you can allow such as naturally air dry, but if you put a little bit of gel on it, it does cut down the frizz just a little bit now I notice that this hair doesn't get frizzy. It just literally gets bigger and bigger and bigger throughout the day, and I wanted it to stay. You know kind of tame. They wanted to be so loud and crazy, but it looks really good when it's really big, but I want it to be just a little bit more in a team size. So that's the only reason why I'm putting hair gel in my hair and as you can see, I've already defined my part but to make sure it looks even more seamless, I'm just using a little bit of cream concealer to put onto my part any cream. Concealer will do if you don't want to use cream concealer. You can of course put an actual nude cap under your hair. If that's your preference or you could just stick with the dark brown look up the lace, because that looks very natural as well, but sebelum. It in just a little better. I noticed that I need just a slight touch and, as you can see, this is how my wig looks once I finish installing it now to make sure it's truly linked. I got a measuring tape on deck, so I could show you how that looks. So I pulled it all the way down and I'm showing you in real time. It fully stretched. That'S how you measure hair, whether it's curly or straight you have to stretch the hair to make sure that it's elite and it's actually longer than 20 inches. So now I went ahead and I straighten half of my head and, as you can see here the straighten side, it looks like an actual yaki texture of hair. It looks so realistic that I just kept running my fingers to because it's literally solely natural - and it feels extremely soft to touch so, as you can see, there's a big difference in how it looks with one side being curly versus one side being straight. Of course, the curly hair looks shorter than the straight in hair and that's because TradeMe hair has an elongated length. So that's why it looks like a difference of link, but it's still 20 inches long, and one thing that I want you to keep in mind is C. Is heat protectant on your hair? So that way, your wigs will last as long as possible, you got ta. Take good care of your curls so that way your hair can maintain its integrity and softness. So now what I'm going to do is I'm gon na pull my fingers through, while tugging on the hair, to show you if there's any hairs in? Ladies, as you can see here, I have a zero Shetty, absolutely zero. So now at this point I went ahead and bring wet the other side and dry to show you that the curl pattern still remained intact. Even though I apply heat to the hair - and I love this pre plug hairline, if you want to make your wigs a lot easier to install, I highly suggest that you order a pre plucked hairline. So that way, you don't have to do much work or you could just put it on as is but, like I always say, the best weeks are those that are slightly customized to your liking and your and by the way, if you watch this part, I started A secret conversation in my comment section so reply to my pin coming at the top of my comment section to join us in on our secret conversation. So now I'm gon na show you how to remove your wig, like I promised before and as you can see, this thing is all super tight. So the only thing that I do is I wet and wash cloth and then I make sure to press it and slightly do small circular motions onto my legs. I am not tugging it. I am NOT being rough or anything like that. The number one thing that I noticed that a lot of you, ladies, have issues with, is that sometimes you may just be a little too rough on your hairline. You want to take your time. I make sure that the towel is actually soaked so that, as I'm pressing it onto the lace, the water is actually seeping through, so that I can easily remove my key. So you do need to make sure to be patient and take your time. This is not an instant one-minute process. It takes me a total of about five minutes to safely and appropriately remove the lace from my hairline. So, ladies, be careful, as you can see here this little tugging that I'm doing is not cute. This little tugging will cause you to lose all your cute little baby hairs and your hedges are gon na start, pushing back and you're gon na wonder why your hairline starts in the middle of your head. That is not a good look, be patient. Take your time. This process for me took about five minutes and, as you can see, I'm loving not having that way going, because I can get to my scalp and do a little scratchy Scratchy. So, ladies, I hope y'all enjoyed watching this as much as I enjoy creating it. 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