Hd Full Lace Wig Slay | Client Cam!!! Ft My Crowned Wigs | Sam Iam

Pam, yes, we got ta feel me the funny trying to meet Academy some choice. Do they run if you want to know how I got this look stay tuned and keep watching details. What'S popping out welcome back I'm here with another video featuring my crown leaks now, ladies and gentlemen, this is a 22 inch, HD lace, front, wig, here's everything that came in the box, all my little goodies lashes stocking cap, all that hot [, __ ] silly. So today I'm gon na be doing a flawless install, but this time I'm gon na be using a client like Hello, I'm popping out I'm stepping on trying new things on this channel. I'M gon na bring that content. I want you guys to be. You know interested. I want to draw my viewers attention so hair under 22 inch lace, HD least fun to wig. The knots are really little. That'S one thing so far that I really like the knots are super little. So it's way easier to bleach. Did I also mention how thin the lace was? The lace is super super duper thing. I'M gon na show you guys how I slay my clients this time, instead of myself. So now here, I'm just spraying. Some freeze blast spray, so keep all her baby hairs back and all my edges back, so it won't get in the way of the cat placement. Then you want to go ahead and blow-dry on your warm heat setting. Then after I blow dried and I get everything a little stiff and out of the way you want to go ahead and follow every video that you've seen me do the cat method on you want to do the same with your client. So the same thing to do to yourself: it's actually easier when you do with clients, because it's like you're actually in front of them, get to see as for doing it on yourself and being in a mirror. If you understand what I'm trying to and pick up what I'm putting down alright, so I got this cream palette from my local beauty supply store. I'M gon na do like a little vlog on that store because I literally get everything from that store. So yeah, I found that I like cream better than the powder, because I feel like the powder, leaves more of a mess and more of an ashy flashback like I would just use the powder for when I'm defying my sensor parts on my side, parts or any Of my parts, but I rather cream now I really like the cream, so I'll go ahead and you know set the tone. Do what you do? What you put in on the cap remember the same thing you will do to make yourself look beautiful. You want to do it for the clients. This video is not only for clients, you can do. You can use these same tips on yourself. So after you done sent in the mink up in the cap, you want to cut a little slit, so your clients can see and send them on to the dryer for about five to ten minutes. Yeah five to ten minutes is fine. Ten minutes max and then you want to go ahead and take them off from under the dryer and begin to shape and mold your cap. You know you're gon na cut off all the access cap, that's remaining and shape it and mold it to their hairline so that you can proceed to the skin cleaning process. And then you know the grand finale laying the lace. So one of my favorite YouTube, hairstylist Erika J, did put me on to the Seabreeze and I actually like it way better than the regular 99 % alcohol I'll use the 99 % alcohol when I'm removing the lace instead of cleaning the skin, because I realized this Is for sensitive skin and the clients skin reacts better to it, and I really like it. It cleans the same way as alcohol. If you accidently it's just more skin friendly, so yeah I did take the wig to the back and I bleached it. I barely like. Barely had to pluck it, I only bleached it for about 35 minutes and I barely had to pluck it, and these were the results like. Do you see that already giving the scalp and didn't even touch a scalp? Yet? Okay, so I just want you two guys to see how beautiful and natural this looks already, and it's not even melted yet - and this is what it just looks like after the bleaching and the plucking process. This is 6-inch pardoned by the way I forgot to mention that this is six inch partings, so you know the part go way back. I love six-inch parting. I feel like it looks more natural, like I like it like that. I don't like the four-inch part in this matter: small I'll do it but like I prefer the 6-inch version. So here now, I'm just cutting out the little sides where her ears, you know, are hiding under the wave and then I go back in with the same makeup that I used on the cap. I just rub some up on the inside of the lace. I get it all around the edges and then going down the part and then I'm gon na flip the wig and do that for the edges on the outside of the wig. Well, the lace sometimes I'll use lace, ten, depending on the lace, but in some cases I really like to go in with my cream makeup. I like this better, but the lace 10 I'll use it on like six 13 hairs, or sometimes even you know, on the regular virgin colored wigs. But I don't know it's something about the cream makeup that just gives it that you've seen before going on. I like this, you so here now, I'm just positioning the wig on my clients head, so I can go in and start with my glue process. I am gon na go in with four thin layers of bold whole. You want to make sure you smooth this out. So thin and nice and neat, because if you leave it all bulky and and just tacky and discussed in the meltdown, will not be a meltdown, it would be uh. I don't even know what to call it. That'S how bad is gon na look and I'm not. We not now we're not doing that so you're gon na make sure you take your time and you smooth it out, go to the middle of the cap, like you want to make sure you push everything all over the front of the cap that you want to Focus the glue on the front of the cap and anything that you miss you're gon na go over it and you know glue it after you laid at least down, so just focus on the cap. Anything that goes a little over the cap is fine as well, but make sure you focus a majority of the glue, the first three a couple: four layers on the front of the cap, the base of the cap. So after you get your lineage down, you want to position the lace properly take a deep breath, because this part is tricky position and pull. You want to pull everything forward, just get the main parts of the lace into the glue, and then you want to pull like the very edge like you know, the tip of the lace, the very front layer. You want to pull it over so that it's not touching the cap and then anything that was missed and there's no glue on that area. After you cut the lace, you're gon na go over it and just add some glues in that extra and those extra areas where there was no glue. So you want to use your comb and lightly press the lace into the glue. However, I do not recommend using your fingers, because I know what I'm doing. I know how to use my fingers and how it what kind of pressure to put I'm using my fingers, but, like I recommend you don't so you want to go ahead and use your blow dryer on the highest heat setting and go ahead and melt the lace In use the comb and just press it in going downwards and then going backwards going all across the lease make sure you're lightly pressing the lace in because if you're, not careful, the lace will turn white and you are gon na, be pissed all right. So take your time, don't rush, if you wouldn't brush yourself, don't rush your clients take your time. So now I'm gon na go ahead and cut this into three little sections and then I went in and I used my razor blade. However, I really don't like using a razor blade, I'm having to Laura they use like the scissors, because the razor blade I just feel like I'm, I get nervous like I'm gon na cut into the lace or something oh, I'm cutting off too much lace, whereas for The scissors like I'm in control, you know I'm controlling the blades, so I know exactly where and how I want to cut. As you can see right here, so I was just using the blade you know just to get some most of the lace out the way and I went over it with the actual scissor and cleaned up a majority of what I didn't need or what was left. You so after I get all the excess lace out the way and get everything neatly placed where I want it to be. I just go over the parts where miss some glue and I just take a little popsicle stick and I go ahead and grab some more of that boho and just rub it under the lace and go ahead and melt it in the same way. I did when I first put the wig on you, so here I'm just partying out a section of hair which is gon na, be used for the baby hairs, and I just want you guys to see how beautifully melted this lace is into the scalp once again. Crowd, my crowned wigs, my crowned wigs HD lace front wigs for the win. Alright, do you see that perfect? You can't even tell the difference. I swear you can almost cut up trying to find the lace, because I couldn't tell the difference so here I'm going in with some bedhead you nose, hair, molding spray and I'm gon na spray down the edges of where I glued. I find that when you do this and you tie the hair with an elastic band, a it's more security, it helps keep the lace in place longer and lasts longer. It gives them more of a flawless finish on the edges. You know, and then you want to put your clients under the dryer after you do this step for about 10 to 25 minutes for extra extra melted, install yes, 10 to 25 minutes for the win. So after your client comes from under the dryer you just want to loosen up, the hair is a big comb. It back. You know to give it more of like a soft finished and then pull the hairs that stuck to her face up a bit and then I'm gon na go in with my. She is bomb, wax stick and I'm just gon na smooth out the edges in the top part. You know and start my hot combing process. So after I get everything smooth and out the way and pressed back on neatly, I'm gon na go in with my tweezers and thin out the hairs that I parted out in the front, because there were a little too thick and we don't want thick little baby. Here: that's what about that? No, you want them thin and nice and natural. So I'm going ahead and I'm just gon na tweet it out a bit, make sure it's really thin and then I'm gon na go in with my razor blade and just shave them down. Remember, ladies, the shorter, the better the shorter, the more natural like I said, baby hairs are unique there. However, you want them to be, but I prefer them to look natural, so the shorter you cut them the more natural and the more flawless they will look. So I did lose the clip of me putting in these two beautiful braids, but I did get inspired by this hairstyle and my client was going on a trip to Hawaii. So I felt like not. This hairstyle was literally perfect. Yes, we are going to be using our OB for the baby hairs. This is a very tedious time taking time practicing tasks you guys, if you do not know how to use this, it's okay, you can use the black got to be blue gel that still works. Wonderful, but I like to use my mousse, sometimes I like to use my gel. So if you don't know how to use the mousse, you want to go ahead and practice on someone or practice on yourself, because you have to be very gentle or the lace will lift you have to lightly fluff and swing. The baby here is how you want them, or the lace will lift. If you are too rough, you you remember to be gentle and take your time if the lace unfortunately does begin to live. That'S why I say: when you spray either you can either use the bedhead spreaded. I showed you guys or the got to be freeze blast spray when you spray that spray - and you put your client under the dryer with a headband. You want to leave them under there for that 15 to 25 minutes, because that determines if the lace will lift or not when you're doing the mousse baby hair technique, the longer you leave them under there. The more delays will melt and the more security. It will be when you're doing this technique, so once you're done with the baby, here's you want to go ahead and put a little more mousse over the edges and then you're gon na take your black wrap. Your black paper wraps and you're gon na tie one sheet first and then you're gon na go ahead and fold another piece and half this time. The same black paper gon na get another piece fold it in half and tie it again for extra security. You know the more security, the better to melt, the longer the lace last you're good, then you're gon na go in with your either Bed Head spray or your freeze last spray. Any type of hit arm, hair, holding spray that you like to use. My preference is the bed head so far, I really like to spray and you want to spray it across the lace. Well not the least the paper, the black named one sprayed across the black paper and then you're gon na go ahead and either place your client under the dryer. In my case, I just began to start styling my clients here, yes y'all, I learned how to crimp. You can laugh at me no more okay, I got a whole new crimping iron. I hated the bed head, crimping iron. It was just too huge from our poor tiny little hands like it was just really big. I couldn't this one. I don't recall where I got it from, but I'm gon na search it up and I will have it in my description box. I believe it's Revlon, but it's really really good. The crimps came out perfect, like this is the best crimping iron I've ever touched or came across came across. In my whole, entire life literally like I cannot make this up as you can see for yourself like look at this, it crimped perfectly and, as I said, you know, my client is going to Hawaii, and this was just a perfect style like this was just a Perfect style so yeah you want to spray. Your freeze, blasts, pray. Oh my god. You see how much we I mean. You know, don't mind me. You want to spray your fleet, your freeze, blasts spray onto your hair comb, it out a bit and then go ahead and proceed with your crimping process. All information on this hair will be linked down below in the description box. So please you you so when you get to the top section like when you're finishing up your crimps, you want to part it in more of like a bigger section like how you see I have here, or else it will be broken up, and you don't want That to be all broken up and split split, looking crazy, so you want to part off into a nice big section, but like not too much hair, you get what I'm saying like make sure it's like wide like enough hair like a wide section, and then you Want to go ahead and crimp, so everything just falls nice and evenly. You want to do this for both sides, so once you're finished crimping the hair, you want to set it with some of your styling spray and go ahead and remove the black paper. For the final look, and here I'm just gon na show you guys how it looks after it is, you know, set the baby, here's our dry and I have not combed them out or fluff them out. Yet this is what it looks like. If you want your hair to remain like this, then you do not have to comb it out. You can leave it just as so, but do you see how flawless and perfect these edges look? Let me do something I did that you, oh I went back in with some more of my cheese bomb. Whack stick just to get the top till a super super fly. I know how I feel about my wigs look in a hoodie ish, we're not able gear right we're not trying to be a hoodie season up with these wigs. No, we want it to be flat and seamless. We wanted to be given scalp, not hat all right. So I went in and I made sure I smooth it out. I didn't burn her. I didn't burn her relax. All right, don't don't go dragging me in the cops yeah, I'm burner, I just a little heat II. Heat went through the lace and she jumped, but I ain't burn her okay, but don't burn your clients, guys be careful yes and tell your clients not to move, because if they move, then they will get burned. But I went ahead and I just you know, took my flat iron and just made sure I smooth the top off and made it really really flat. So I got these clips from my local beauty supply store near my shop. This one is not by my house. This one is actually near by my shop, and I said you know why not add some gold clips in there and you know just to spice up the hairstyle. You know have it looking a little more pop. We wanted to pop a little more. You know so I went ahead and I added these clips and and they were a little hard to open because I have nails. I don't do this with nails. Please it's gon na cut. You is gon na scratch, you in a hurry, so I went ahead and got my comb and began to fluff the baby hairs out. You know soften it up a little, giving like a more of a natural touch to it, and I went in with my frizz buster hair oil and I did use some biosilk oil. I mixed the two up and just rubbed it through the hair and all across the baby is just for a nice sleek finish and the first Buster does. Control frizz in the hair did not freeze up at all on my client on a vacation or after this install like everything was just nice and silky and perfect, and here are the final results. Yes-Yes-Yes, melted, melted and slayed. Again big shout out to my crowned wigs. My client was super happy. I was even happier for her because, like I just get better and better every day, like I really bodied this, and this lace was just her Fecteau. If you guys liked this video - which I know you loved it don't forget to give me a thumbs up subscribe and leave a comment below of what else you like to see on my channel, don't forget to stay tuned hit that notification bell. So you can see more videos later