Watch Me Transform & Customize This Brazilian Blonde Ombre Wig! | Luhair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, it is Brittany and today's video is going to be brought to you by Luo hair. So this is a company I have never worked with before, so this is first time working with them and I'm going to show you guys everything that came in the box, so the wig that they sent me is actually a blonde ombre wig and honestly, when I Opened the box - and I looked at the wig and everything I was a little bit. You know intimidated by this wig because you know weeks that aren't on natural color are a little bit more difficult to style in everything. So I'm going to show you guys. The cap, construction and everything and how the knots came: okay, so off camera. Before I'm coming to you at this footage, I actually did bleach the knots because of the knots on the wig or very prominent. So I had no choice but to go ahead and chose knots, and then I went ahead and started to decide on how I was gon na style this week, gon na say just right off the bat. I don't feel like this is a very beginner friendly wig. First of all, I think blondes are just more difficult to you, know, deal with and everything and I did have to bleach the nuts and tweeze the hairline. So you know a beginner-friendly week. Those things would already be taken care of. So I think this is more, for you know advanced wig wearers, so I thought the length was a bit awkward, so I did go ahead and trim it up to more of a bob length, something that was more like 12 inches or so so. I use a combination of my scissors and my razor comb all right. So at this point, I'm just gon na pin the hair back and start to cut the lace and with this lace it is a white color, a lot of times with lying human hair, wigs. They don't like tint the lace for you, as you can see. There'S a white ring all around my forehead, so this was even more work for me to do, but I you know I was prepared to do that after I saw what I was working with. So I took my Sally Hansen spray tan and I have it in the color tan glow and I haven't used this method in a while. So I did one layer and then it was still a little bit too light for me. So I took it off my head and I sprayed the inside of the cap again and this time it was a little bit closer to my complexion. But what I will say is don't do this in a hurry spray, the spray tan in your cap, blow-dry it and then apply your adhesive after that. When I was doing mine, I sprayed mine in my cap and then I quickly moved into using that got to be gluten free spray and it started to because the got sweet. Blue free spray is liquid. It didn't mix with the tan glow and it did kind of drip, and I had to wipe it away and stuff. But you guys will probably see a little bit of that. But after doing the tan glow second layer that it did make the lace a little bit better, but you guys will see, is gon na be around my edges is gon na still be very light until add some powder later on in the video, but we'll get That later so now, I'm just blow-drying the lace to make it melt a little bit more, all right now we're going to get into the styling of this wig. So I took my flyweight tamer, which is just a wax stick, and I did this to give the wig a little bit more direction. And once I put my hot comb through it, that just helps with laying it down more flat and everything, especially at the root. Highly recommend getting a hot comb. If you don't already have one, and you got ta see that white echo around my edges right there. It looks crazy and I'm gon na fix it later, but it's gon na be there for a while. So I'm just running the hot comb through the roots and just trying to get that real flat. And I did actually have to utilize some baby hairs. Because of the lace being so light. And I was having so much of a difficult time with it. And that is one reason why people use baby hair, sometimes it's to conceal place that they have issues with and that's what I had with this wig. So I didn't tie down the lace just so it would. You know blend better and I took my densely flat iron and I put some like flat iron curls in there and the curls turned out pretty good. I first used some volume spray, just so the curls would stay in and then I just just put some curls in the wig at the bang area. I actually did like pin curls, where I used use of curling iron and just took two sections and curled it to the back, pinned it, and then I just kept it that way. For while I did my makeup and right here, you guys can see. I have a makeup done and I'm just gon na be taking out those pink curls that I had. I added a little bit more volume spray. Just so the curls could, you know, be a little bit more fluffy and when I do the curls at the top of my head to get that bang action, it just gives it a lot more volume, and I like the way that that looks so we are Almost done, I don't know how easy this looked, because this video is, you know, kind of short, but this was very difficult and I am somebody who's been wearing wigs and human hair, wigs and stuff for a while. But this particular wig was pretty difficult to style, but I think I did a pretty good job of transforming it and working with it. So if you're interested in a blonde wig like this, you can head over to blue hair and pick it up again. My personal opinion - I don't feel like this - is very beginner friendly but did come with curls, but I had to bleach my knots because they were so apparent and I did have to tweeze my hairline because it did come thick. So you do have to do a lot to make this would work, but maybe this wig is for you. If it is, you can head over to the website. I have all the links in the description box. Thank you to Lou hare for sponsoring this video and thank you guys for tuning and leave me a comment down below. Oh thank you guys so much for watching, and I will see you guys in the next video bye guys.