The Best Straight Hair I'Ve Had Recently | Detailed Install Using Ebin Lace Spray | Kriyya Hair

Hey everybody and welcome to my channel welcome back welcome back if you are a returning viewer, so today's install i want to give something like a natural leaf out type situation like i didn't, do baby hairs on both sides. I just kept it natural on one, but if you guys would like to see how i start this wig and i have managed to install it only using the ebbin lace bond spray adhesive keep on watching. I was in a very goofy silly mood. I was doing this install y'all, i'm telling you when i'm still my music and i'm vibing in my room. You feel me i'll just be feeling so good and ready to slay for you guys, but let's get started. The wig cap is on i'm grabbing my scissors. I'M going to go ahead and cut out my ear tabs where you know around my ears. You know what i'm saying yeah around my ears, nice and goody. Feel me not too much not too little, just the perfect amount of a slice of a piece so that i can take my fingers and just you know, adjust it and then boom we're done. So now i'm going to take my uh ebbin wonderlace spray adhesive in the extra firm hold. I believe it is yeah, it's just the red candy guys and i'm just going to spray that around my cap and use my finger to kind of just spread the product out all around. Where i want it to be, i don't want it to be too low. On my forehead to where, like the cap is going to be real low, then my wig is going to be real low, like i want my forehead to be showing you know what i mean, so i'm doing it with precision and applying this spray and moving it With my fingers right where my hairline stops so then i'm going to take my blow dryer and just blow dry. That on cool, for maybe like five minutes, is how long it takes until it is completely dry, and i do it on a high cool setting. Once it's done, i'm going to cut all of it off with my scissors, so i'm taking my better than milk glue in the white version around the ends of the cap because yeah they didn't really stick. So i'm making them stick now and then, once that's done, i'm going to take my ruby, kisses cream foundation in the shade rd15 and this makeup brush i'm going to smooth this makeup all around my cap, okay, i want it to be really brown really close to My skin color, so i'm using a lot of it. I used many many layers. This is the wig is what it looks like after i tinted the lace with the same cream foundation and the knots are bleached and plucked, as well as the inside construction, and now that the wig is on my head, i'm going to take my scissors and cut Out around the ears, the ear tabs, because yeah just a more comfortable install when you do this, it makes the install a lot more easier and swift. Now i did didn't cut these as short as i have been recently on my wigs, but it still came out pretty cute. So now that that's done take my alcohol and it is in 70 in a paper towel, i'm going to clean my skin. This is a very important step to do. Okay, because you do not want your it's that it's just not going to stick your wig, it's not going to stick you guys! It'S not going to stick! You have to clean your skin real good, okay, clean it real real good, but um yeah. So, as you can see, i already took my oven, lace, spray and i'm spraying it on my skin, as well as on the perimeter of the cap. So when the wig is on my head before i do any of this, i like eyeball it, and i measure like where i want the wig to lay so that i can basically put the product that i'm using right, where it is. If that makes sense. So once i did that first layer i'm blow drying it really really fast, because i didn't want my wig cap to start to slip at all so yeah. Then i'm going to take a second layer of it and then, after that second layer, i'm going to blow dry it on a cool high setting, as you can see here, making sure it is nice and tacky. That'S where you want it to be, and only did two layers you guys so now i am putting it on and i'm placing it exactly where that spray is. You feel i'm trying to get in the light, so i can see exactly where it is so i can mold it down in the correct space. So you know that makes sense. So once i have the lace where i want it, i take my fingers and i just press it in and press it down. You know not too aggressive at all, but you know firmly the ear tabs didn't stick too well, just because this is spray that we're using. So i know i was going to have to you know, use a little bit more because yeah the spray just don't really want to stick on the ear tabs for some reason, the first time so i just went back in and i added some more and applied It with my i mean i applied it, but blow-dried it once more and then i'm applying some more of it all around the actual lace of the wig, and i wanted to keep it right where the lace is where i knew i was going to cut it Off you know so that when i did cut it off, i wouldn't be having extra lace for too much extra lace to cut off. If that makes sense, i hope i'm making sense y'all because i'll be trying to explain the best of my ability, but yeah i'm taking just a little bit. You feel me section by section and then blow drying it, because if i did all at once, it just kind of i feel like it would have lifted, so i did it by sections and then blow dried it. I started on my part before i tied it down just because i feel like it comes out looking more flat when you do this, when you do it before you actually tie it down when you want a really clean part, and that was the case, it very Much was the case, so i'm glad that i did it, but yeah, i'm just making a c carved parting, because this wasn't 13 by four lace. So you know i make it a c curve. You know like c curved, you guys see it but yeah. So then, i'm hot combing that just a little bit, you know to get it in place and i'm taking this scarf. I didn't use my elastic band just because um i feel like a scarf would have been better with spray, because i know when i reapply wigs. I don't use an elastic band. I use just a scarf to like mold it down. So now i'm taking my reed nutrients luster's wax. Stick. I'M gon na be using this for too much longer y'all in my videos, because it isn't very greasy. So i don't be using getting being able to use how much i want to damn i'm starting a lot. You guys, oh, my goodness. Tank is just tight today but um. Yes, i just took that around the perimeter of the part and um getting this real flat, and i did this many many times throughout this video you guys. This was just the first time that i did it. So that's what it's looking like pretty clean, and i wanted this part to be a little bit more wider, since this is a c part, you feel me, like 13x4 is kind of meant to be in the middle part. So, like the density of that parting at the back is real like high, you know, so i wanted to pluck it a little bit so that i can look more natural and for more flatness, i'm taking my heat, protecting serum spray and i'm using my hot comb. Again and just smoothing this hair out some more, you feel me like it's so important to use these products to get your parting flat, especially a side part because yeah, you want your side, part to always come out real flat. So i made sure that i was really precise, with using the products that i used and the hot comb using it real, slow and using the you see how i use the size like that, helps a lot like use that flat part of it. You feel me, but yeah hair tie is off. It is molded down, i'm taking some more of that serum, because i'm going to hot comb, the hairline out, because yeah it was pretty looking pretty sticky, so yeah. I just wanted to get that hair looking smooth again. So i don't know i feel, like i'm talking a lot, but this video is just long. That'S the only thing is longer than my recent videos, but anyway took my scissors to cut it in the middle and then i'm going to take my razor, my eyebrow razor and i'm going to cut off this extra lace. It was a couple of extra pieces that needed to be cut off with my scissors that were just laced with no hair on it and it just wasn't blending so i always make sure to cut off those extra pieces of lace, and this was sticking real good. I was like okay mold. It then like and speaking now like i've had this be gone for, i think four days and it lasted like i had to touch it up a couple of times that it wasn't nothing crazy or, like you know, um a lot that i had to do to Touch it up, but yeah i'm cutting some more extra pieces off and i definitely will be using this spray more with installs, but the only reason i wanted to do it this way because it fit me so well like it fit me really well. So it was easy for it to kind of just stay down without it, lifting if that makes sense. You know the wig cap just fit me really nicely. So i wanted to do it. I'M taking some more of that alcohol in the napkin and wiping off my hairline, because it was looking real white. It was looking real white from that spray. Y'All, that's the only thing about you. Just got ta know how to finish the spray. You got ta clean that off, but i'm taking um some more of that already one five cream foundation by ruby kisses and my makeup brush and i'm just smoothing that around the hairline, because it was looking again ashy real white. But now that that's fixed, i'm taking my edge brush and i'm taking the comb side and i'm pulling out some baby hairs. You feel me so these baby hairs. I wanted them to be fluffy and i want them to be pretty dramatic, because at this point i knew that i wanted it to only be on one side and kind of just let the hair. On the other side, you know, like the bang part to just fall over, you know so yeah i was being pretty dramatic, but still natural. It looked really good. I love the way that this came out, which i'm coming out all these hairs, making sure i have the exact amount that i want now i'm taking my icy fantasia holding spritz and applying that around the lace. You know to get it more flat and seamless. Looking once we tie it down, that's why the hair is spinned up because yeah we're about to tie this one up getting baby hairs flat and look more natural. You feel me so yeah, so i'm doing that and then i'm going to tie it on up and once it is tied up, i'm going to be flat ironing this hair. I want to find this hair, i'm going to tell you guys about this hairs. I haven't said about it, but yeah, i'm taking some more of that hair serum in the spray version and i'm spraying that around the hair, because this hair was just air dried and i wanted it to. You know flat iron, it flat iron real nicely and just look real sleek. So yeah, you don't want to use a lot of this because then your hair is going to be greasy and oily just use a good amount. Okay use it just you know, be smart about it, please, even unless you want your hair looking greasy, so this hair is from kriya hair. This is my first time working with korea, hair and let me say this - i really with this hair. It'S some really good. Hair you guys like, like i said: i've been wearing it for four days or a word for four days, and it was so silky like when i strained it. It was so silky. It was moving. So well - and i will say this also when you're dealing with straight hair - it's always good to just cut a little bit of those ends off, maybe like three inches. So it can just look more full and that's what i did with this hair and after i did that it looks so good like yeah. When i lie to you. I only speak on here when i really like it not saying that i don't like the hair that i usually work with, but what i'm saying is when i wear it for a good amount of time to review it, i will review it. So i'm giving you guys a review on this hair. It was good, it was a good good quality. I love this texture. It was straight as you can see. It was 150 density watch which i feel was perfect for the length it was 20 inches as well, and it was 13x4 lace and it was also hd which is perfect for not glueless but using a spray adhesive install because it was just really easy to look. Melted and like skin, like it literally looked like i, was using glue like lace glue because of how melted it ended up. Looking i loved it, but yeah moving right along i'm taking my eyebrow razor and i'm shaving off these baby hairs pretty much in like a diagonal, but not like too exaggerated on the diagonal, like you feel me, but pretty much in a diagonal way like it was Shorter in the front than it was at the end, i would have liked these baby hairs a little bit more. If i wouldn't have cut my baby hairs on my sideburns that long because i've been feeling them when they're shorter lately but yeah. It looked really clean, though, like this place looks so good. I love hd lace like it melts so freaking. Well, but yeah i'll, take my half inch flat iron by um kiss and i'm just curling them. I went over there maybe three times and until they were like super fluffy and like curled like until they got to that point, that's when i stopped but yeah i'm taking my got to be glue gel in black and i'm using just a little bit. I use a little bit like lately. I'Ve been using too much not too much but too much for the look that i'm going for so yeah. I take the calm side of my edge brush and i just swerve them. You feel me get them in a c motion to see curl type vibe, and i learn to not do too much with my hands and like the brush period, because when you curl them it kind of just molds them on its own. So it looked better when i didn't do too much, you feel me like. I didn't play with them a lot, because when i curled them like, i said they already gave. That effect that i was looking for, but i wanted them to look kind of like spaced out in the front, because i feel like that looked really natural, so i was trying to get that emotion at this moment. So i also want to say this. I noticed that when people do your, when you guys do your baby hairs, do don't be so rough with them like be real, delicate, because when you're delicate with the brush and with your hands it just moves a lot swifter and better. Like don't be all aggressive, you feel me don't try too hard and be aggressive. Just be cool, you know be be light with it. You know be like but yeah that was it for baby hair, since i didn't do them on the other side. So i'm taking my ruby kisses cream foundation in the shade 0909 because i want it to be a little bit lighter. I think i, like the lighter look when it's a side part like usually i do rd11, but this time i did rd09. So i'm just making this part look really clean. You guys, i highly suggest doing this step because it just makes your parts look really clean, like more natural than just like your scalp color, because when you have it parted, it is not that, like you know it's not as light as your skin. If that makes sense, so i'm doing a final little touch and i'm using my hot comb a little bit to get everything more flat and seamless and boom. This is the end of the tutorial i loved this install like it looks so clean. I was really proud. I didn't use lace glue like at all. I think it looked really good like it looks so clean over here, like look, how clean and natural that look, but yeah, you guys make sure to check the description box for the information on this hair, as well as all the details on me to follow me And i will see you guys later in my next one: