Affordable Bodywave Lace Front 13X4 Ft One More Hair

Hello, my dears and welcome back welcome back today. We have another hair review and this is by a company that I've only recently just heard of their name is one more, and I find that so funny, because when it comes to buying work, sometimes it's like just one more, even though you know you really shouldn't Be buying another one. So with the unit I got a satin bag and I also got a pair of lashes, but the hair did come in a box, so it's always good to have extra storage for the Cap Construction. We have medium security, one Chrome on each side and one at the back, which is absolutely fine for lace fronts, because most of the time we have them glued down foreign. This is what the hairline looked like very full and Luscious, and unfortunately I started tweezing before I showed you guys. So that's what those little plucks in the lace are. The texture that we have is body wave and the length is 20 inches, and this is a 13 by 4 lace and my gosh look at that texture. This is what the hairline looked like after I flock in. I didn't do much at all, because my natural hairline is quite thick foreign for installation. My hair has been in these crusty braids for about a week now, I'm trying to stretch out two weeks, and this is why I'm throwing a wig on top of them again. This is the beautiful body wave texture and whilst I was tweezing the hair, I decided to go for a deep side part now. First of all, that lace is quite ashy, so I'm using Bed Head spray. This is a hairspray which has a strong hole, and I'm spraying this all over the lace on the interior of the wig. Once that's all done, I take a bit of foundation on a fluffy brush and this is going to help hide the knots and make our unit look seamless, and then I also use a wig cap too. This part is optional, but I do like to protect my hair underneath and also these wig caps do help hiding the grids. Oh foreign. Now, let's go ahead and try on this wig. So initially I wasn't sure whether I was going to keep this deep side. Part in that was the goal, but I ended up changing my mind and first things. First, I went and cut first things. First, I went to go and cut in those baby hairs. Then I took my Sharp straight scissors and cut two times across the lace. This will break up into three sections and make it a lot easier to cut foreign scissors and carefully go through each section, cutting off the lace as slowly but surely slow and steady definitely wins the race when cutting off the lace, especially if you're not an expert. Just like me, I always make so many mistakes, so I just take my time and these zigzag scissors are perfect for this job. If you were to use normal straight edge scissors, it causes the lace to kind of flip and bend which gives it a really unnatural. Donnie-Like appearance, but with these zigzag scissors it makes the edges look so natural and so much more easier to blend. If you do decide to glue your unit down foreign again, this is me trying that middle part, because that side part was horrendous. When the wig is on a wig head, I can never get a nice looking part because the hair is body wave. I wanted to keep that beautiful texture in so I decided to go for some curtain bangs, so I parted the hair by my edges about an inch away from my face. I pulled it over to the other side and then made sure that the hair was going to be past. My chin, because I didn't want the bangs to be that small and went ahead and just started to cut that's the literal basic way of doing bangs, and that is how I never get them wrong. If you always get your bangs messed up, definitely try this method. Now, all of that tweezing, the hairline and styling and cutting the hair has gone kind of flat, and I didn't want to go back on myself by wetting it to get the texture back. So I use the curling wand on low heat and I'm using my largest Barrel resting the hair on there for around five to ten seconds and I'm also not using hairspray, because I want it to be a loose wave. Just like how the hair came, foreign s, I'm using my Revlon one step blow dryer. I absolutely love these things, especially when I'm trying to style my curtain bangs. I really should have sectioned my hair, but for this part I just grabbed my bangs and blow them out backwards, and you can see that this brush does basically all the work for you, and this is the finished, look guys. I didn't end up gluing this unit down because I'm still trying to stretch my braids to two weeks. What do you think of this unit? I remember back in the 2000s. Everyone would be bang on these curtain bangs and like obsessed with that Kim K. Sort of look, I haven't seen people with their hair like that nowadays, but I still really like it. How do you guys feel about this look comment down below and all the information on this hair will be down in the description box? See you in the next video bye foreign