Melted!!! The Best 5X5 Hd Lace Install+Diy Curtain Bangs Ft. #Unicehair

Hey loves, my name is winnie jean welcome to my channel, if you're new here and if you're, returning, hey girl, how you doing today, i'm working with this gorgeous 26 inch, 5x5 hd closure body, wave wig from you nice. They did send it over to me all of the details, for this wig will be down below in the description bar as well as a coupon code, because you know your girl be coming through with codes, and today, i'm taking you guys through the entire process of How i'm about to install this hair? The last video i did was like these really cute straight bangs. So today i wanted to try something new and go for more of like a 60s 70s curtain bang moment. I used to wear these all the time and i love he missed it. If i went a little bit longer, it would have been given kim k, but i went just short enough to still give 70s. I was so here for it. So, first things: first, i'm going in with my bleach i'm using this kaleidoscope, bleach that has toner already in it, just because i'm pretty lazy and i've mixed it kind of thick and i'm applying it with a plastic knife when i apply it with the brush. I always end up like having my bleach go through the lace. So it's a lot easier for me when i use a plastic knife kind of like a spatula, so i literally just keep it and use the same one like over and over and once the knots are bleached. You see it's looking really really natural and it's time to go ahead and just try her on with closure. Wigs. It'S really important that you get the closure centered unless you're going for like a deep side, part by all means twist your wig a little bit. But if you want to get like a really good, install it's important to get your closure centered, get it right and tight get her together, and i wanted to just go in and work on the cut before i start to style the wig. That way, i can do that all in one swoop. I always prefer to do as much work on the mannequin head as possible, but when i want to do a cut, you want to cut to your face, so i don't want to cut to the mannequin's face and then i put it on and then it's not Given so i'm starting by parting, the wig down the center, when i cut, i always like to start by parting, the hair down the center, just because you want your cut to be as even as possible. So from that center point, i'm going to comb down to the tip of my eyebrow on both sides and get this triangle in the front, and this is where we're going to start to cut our curtain bangs. Now i lost the footage, so i'm installing the footage of shorter bangs. Just to show you what i did. I don't know what happened to my camera, but i actually cut the bangs a little longer at my lip for them to be a bit more face. Framing and now i'm parting out a section from my crown to right above my ear and i'm combing this hair forward and i'm going to use my razor to go down and create layers from the point of my bangs and this just kind of blends. Everything in so my cut doesn't look super harsh and it creates more layers in the front. So when you do your curls, they kind of like fall really pretty you're going to see. I'M going to show you guys how i style the wig too we're about to get into all of that, but i'm doing the exact same thing. On the other side, i parted out the section from my crown to my ear and then i'm using my little razor and i'm sliding that down the hair to create layers from the shortest part of my bangs, i'm kind of like playing with it to see. If the shape is right - and i really like it so far - so let's go ahead and pop her back on the mannequin, so we can style her. So i'm going to start by pressing the part out and the edges and trimming the lace off with a razor comb. If you want to see this process really in depth and check out this video here, where i show you more in detail, but it's kind of boring. So i skipped on to the next part and i'm using a bit of concealer to just take it down. That part and kind of define the part a bit and then i'm just taking a wax, stick and smoothing away any flyaways, making it real nice and smooth so that when we install it, we don't really have much work to do. I also combed out a small section for baby hair. I didn't have to pluck anything on this wig like i was really really impressed for it to be a closure. It came like frontal customized. I was really. I was really impressed to be honest, so i just parted out a small little sliver of baby hairs. I don't like my baby hairs too thick for me, it's easier when i have enough baby hairs to cover up my little tracks on the side and nobody trying to have a you know: business in the streets. So i'm using my razor comb and i'm just trimming those baby hairs down to about three quarters of an inch to an inch. I don't like my baby hair too long, but i need needed long enough to grip with my for my little soft baby hair technique. If you like, your baby hairs longer for the soupy soups by all means have at it and then i'm going in with a barrel iron. This is a one and a half inch iron. It'S my favorite curling iron for smaller curls. I prefer to use my flat iron, but if i want a big body wave or if i'm looking for like more of a perfect curl moment, i love a one and a half inch iron now. Normally, i would clip these curls up after i finish them, but because i'm going for more of a wave look, i'm actually dropping them immediately with the first section, as you can see, i curl backward and with the second section, i'm curling towards my face, and i'm Going to continue to alternate for every row now, once i get up closer to the top, i'm going to start to curl everything going back, because i want the top of my hair to really frame my face well and then, once i'm finished, i'm going in with My round brush to style everything and as i brush through it, you see it kind of comes together. I'Ve only finished one section. I wanted to show you guys one section on camera and then i'm going to go ahead and finish the rest of the hair, and now you can see the full fantasy okay get into it. You see the waves at the bottom, it's giving very much 70s. We'Re here for it, i'm just going to go in with my half inch flat, irons and curl the baby hairs. These are from conair pro. I believe, if i can find them on amazon i'll link them down below. I love these for a soft baby hair. Look. They don't have a temperature setting on them, which i'm not a fan of, but they're so tiny and cute, and i can take them anywhere with me so they're, forgetting so now that the wig is ready. It'S time for me to get my hair together, i started by blow drying it, so it was easier to braid, and then i braided each half of my head into eight braids and connected them in the back for a total of 16 really flat braids, and then I had these two braids left over in the back and i just kind of tucked them into my wig cap, and i just applied my wig cap like normal, to be honest with a little bit of bronzer on the edges to make it blue in my skin Tone and we are ready to install our wig. I ended up cutting the sides of the wig cap off. Just because i wanted to have my edges laid in case. The wind blew the wrong way. You know what i mean. We all need our tracks out. We do not want our business in the streets, no thank you. So i'm styling my baby hairs with a little bit of edge booster edge control. It'S one of my favorites. I like the pineapple scent and i'm just doing a couple swoops. They don't have to be perfect. I just want it to be enough to wear if the wind blows and you can see a little bit of my edges - it's believable honey and then i'm going to just go ahead and pop on my wig, i'm applying the comb in the back and then just Stretching it around to the front of my head and then i'm going to just pop the wig on and make sure that i don't have any baby hairs under my wig. I'M taking my round brush and kind of brushing through everything. Now that we have it applied to get the waves popping and to give us a little bit of a smoothy look honey, because it was time for us to brush those curls out to lay my edges. I'M spraying my edge brush with a little bit of got to be spray and i'm just swooping them back making sure that the swoop kind of lands where the closure ends and the tracks start. It helps to blend everything in and really give your middle part that frontal look. This style to me is giving frontal and i'm just making sure to get any little stray hairs in the front and comb those into place, and once i'm done with that, i take my got to be spray and i'm just spraying along my hairline and right along The part and then i'm just tying it down with a little scarf and as you can see, it's already melted, but i'm waiting about 30 minutes for it to dry. And while i wait, i'm taking my round brush and the curls that are framing my face and i'm just putting my round brush at the root and brushing it going back. That really helps to give it that, like blown out really soft ferrofacety look - and this is the finished look. I took my scarf off and this is what it is giving. I love the way it frames my face. The ends. Look really really good and the lace is lacing. Okay. I hope that you guys really enjoyed this video. I enjoyed making it like this video. If you like this video and comment down below what you guys want to see. Next bye loves