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I know you see me standing here: hi guys, it's Zoe, I hope you'll do an amazing. Today, I'm going to show you how I installed this wig from yalissa hair, so we're gon na jump straight into the unboxing um. Here'S the wig and all the bits it came with. It came with a edge brush this headband. It came with some lashes and it also came with another silk headband, which are really good to like tile hair down. When you go to sleep and it came with a wig cap as well and another van, so these are the details for the wig. I'Ve got a 24 inch 13x4 and 180 dances here and I always get a medium cap size. This is what the wig was packaged as really good packaging, and it was kept together really well. I was really surprised because the hair actually came pre-colored, and I really love this because it just means less work. For me, I didn't do anything to this wig. Apart from plucket, which you'll see in a second but get into this color guys, it looks like a Neapolitan ice cream. Is that what it's called Neapolitan um 10 out of 10, like just look at the dimension and the hints of pink? It'S just like not too much. I think this is another great option if you're trying to venture out into colored hair but you're a bit too scared um to do anything too drastic. This is really cute. It just has hints of baby light, baby, pink and yeah. This is what the hair looks like, as you can see, I'm combing through there's no Tangles. It is not tangling up whatsoever, which is always a plus. Now, like I said, I didn't do anything to this wig. All I did was pluck it um, as you can see I'm doing here, I just put it on the mannequin head so that I can see clearly what I need to do to this hairline and um. It'S really hard to like film this guys, I'm so sorry, but essentially what I did was hot comb, all the hair back and make sure it's lying completely flat. Again. This is going to help me see the hairline a lot better and ensure that I know exactly where I need to pluck the wig here's a close-up of what the lace and the knots look like. Do you kind of regret, not bleaching the knots I would have just gone in and bleached them a little bit because it softens the knots as well and makes plucking 10 times easier? So if you are getting this wig, I would recommend just bleaching them for maybe 10-15 minutes and you're good, because you don't want to over process them. You just want to soften them a little bit but, as you can see, I'm going in with some sharp tweezers here and I'm just quickly plucking this hairline. It took me around 20 minutes to plot this wig. I tried to do as much as possible, but again it was kind of difficult because I don't know it was just a lot harder to pluck um than usual, but I just repeated that on both sides and kept hot combing to ensure I could see what the Hair looked like, and this is the final result, as you can see here, I used a bit of my wax stick just to lay everything down um once I place it as well moving into the install but yeah here's another closer look at the color, I'm gon Na go ahead and grab my Foundation color. This is just my Mac, just an old Mac Foundation that matches my skin and I'm gon na really press that into the lace. I do really like this foundation for tinting the lace, because it is meant to be waterproof. I don't know if this is going to do anything different, but it sounds good like a waterproof foundation for your lace tint. So anyway, that's what I did and, as you can see, I just tinted and pressed that through with my dense kobiki brush once this is done, I'm going to go ahead and put the wig on the pattern was kind of off-center, so I did go ahead and Just grab my rattle comb and just re-lay and re-center that part - and I don't know what happened um on the mannequin head, but yeah the way I always lay my parts is, I just use my Bed Head wax stick and I grab a small amount of this. You want to be careful, you don't put too much on the wig, especially since it's a lighter color, because it will end up looking greasy. I'Ve noticed this with brown wigs black hair. You can put a bit more of the wax stick. Anything beyond that. You just want to avoid that greasy hair. Look so yeah, I just hot combed, all the hair in place. Once this is done. Here'S a little length check, um, I'm five foot six for reference and it hits just below my waist around my hip burn. Taking my claw clips now, I'm just clipping all my hair away from my face, so I can focus on cutting the lace. This wig actually had quite a lot of lace, especially for a medium cap size. I did lose a little a big chunk of hair in the process, which is a shame, but we move um. I'M now grabbing my scissors again and cutting off these little ear tabs. I did two on either side and this is going to help me glue down the wig a lot easier, I'm taking my a better than melt wig glue. You can get this from Hair by Kelly's website. Um I'll put it in the link in the description, because a lot of people always ask me what glue I use um, but yeah. This glue is really really good. It keeps my wigs on for weeks. Well, I say weeks: I've never worn it for that long, but it keeps your wigs secure guys. Don'T you worry, so I usually always apply two to three layers. I think for this wig I did around two layers. Two free. I don't know yeah um wait for each layer to dry clear, you guys, know the drill and then place the lace back over the top. Once I've placed the lace back over the top, I'm grabbing my comb and I'm just gon na press down onto the lace and comb it out um. This gets rid of any white cast that you may get from the glue and it also helps melt everything together. Once I've used this comb, I'm now also grabbing my hot comb and I'm just pressing it down onto the hairline again. I kind of feel like this melted the glue a lot better into the skin. I don't actually know if this did anything, but I'm gon na go ahead and see it did that once this is done, I'm now going to repeat the same thing on either side of the head once I've glued all the hair down, I'm grabbing the Elissa hair Band that came in the packaging and I'm going to tie this around my head as tightly as possible. I want this band to give me a headache. That'S how tight I need it to be, because we want this install to last guys once this is done. I'M going to style the rest of the hair because, as you can see, the curls did unfortunately drop a little bit while I was plucking and fiddling with it. So I'm just quickly going to go ahead and grab my one inch color. This color is from Lula Bells. It has a detachable head, so you can adjust what size you want your curls to be, but I think this is the one and a half inch curler, I'm quickly just running over all the colors that were already there um. This took me about 10 minutes literally, I just made sure I let each curl cool in my hand before dropping them and repeat the same thing all over my head. Once I've got all the colors that I'm going to take off the headband and release my ears from the pain that this put me through and I'm gon na move on to cutting the lace. This is super simple. I just grabbed my eyebrow razor. As always, gently start cutting off the lace being careful not to pull too hard, because you don't want your lace to start lifting once all the lace is cut. I'M grabbing my foundation on a small detail brush again and I'm going to go ahead and place. Some of this on to the hairline or any places that I can still see the lace a little bit. I decided I didn't actually want to add baby hairs to this um. I don't know I'm kind of digging the no baby hair look as of Reason, especially with colored hair. I always say this I feel like it looks way more natural and a lot nicer when there's no baby hair so so yeah. I decided to do that and I'm now just gon na play around with how the curls sit - and this is pretty much the final look guys um. I am obsessed with this color. I think it's so unique. I'Ve not seen anywhere companies. Do this specific color before um? It'S definitely a show stopper, especially with the hints of pink it's so beautiful. I'M gon na leave all the pros and cons of this wig down in the description box in case you're interested along with all the details on where to get this wig from. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Make sure you guys like comment and subscribe, and I will see you in my next video - take care guys bye,

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