Melted 13X4 Hd Lace Frontal Wig Install Ft Asteria Curly Hair

Hey y'all, welcome or welcome back to my channel. My name is Kiara Chanel, but I go by cheeks kicks on the beat Geeks with the cheeks kiwi. Whichever one is following me today, I'm going to be doing a very quick install. I haven't worn my hair in the side, part in so long, let alone with curly hair, so I just had to do it. So today's sponsor is a stereo hair shout out to exterior hair. I have worked with them before this is a clip from one of my previous videos. Please don't judge me. I cannot find a clip of my updated, but I swear it's the same packaging but yeah shout out to stereo hair because they are wrong for like really good curly, curly beautiful hair and they always seem to deliver it so no longer right into this install. I do want to talk about the specs of the hair. This is their 13x4 HD curly lace, frontal wig, I have 24 inches in, and this is 200 density, and you guys this hair is thick as hell like. It gets really big you'll see that later on. In the video but yeah so about the lace, the lace performs really well, although it's HD, it is very sturdy like this was probably like the thickest HD material I've ever like worked with, which is kind of crazy, because HD is known to be like super thin And flimsy, but this was durable enough to get a couple of wears out of it like this, can be like an everyday wig, which is nice, as you guys can see like the melting capabilities without even having to melt. It is really nice really really really really. Nice, so at this point I am applying some adhesive. I always remember that you can apply your adhesive layers back to back. You don't want your adhesive to dry completely, otherwise, it'll just be counteracting what it's supposed to be doing in the first place, so make sure you apply your layers back to back, and then you um attach the lace to the adhesive, and you will have your good And sturdy install, I would definitely recommend going in sections when you're applying your adhesive like do one side and then do the other side just so that you're getting the best out of it because, like I said once, it dries completely. It'S just yeah, you're kind of you know: I'm gon na go ahead and do that and then I'm gon na come back and I'm gon na apply my band and we're gon na move on to the next step: foreign. Okay! So right here, I'm just trying to figure out which side I want to do. My part on anybody else be having that type of um struggle, trying to figure out which side looks best. I don't know I just always just it'd be a struggle, but I'm figuring out my side, part and then I'm also going to spread a little bit of God to be along my hairline. I thought that was going to help with this little uh like this little cast that I'm experiencing, but in reality it's just. I didn't apply enough Foundation to the lace, but it's cool. So now I apply my band and I'm about to go in section by section. Y'All know this is like the key to the flattest install you will ever have you've got to go in section by section and press the hair out. I don't care if your head on fire make sure you press it out until it's super flat foreign. Besides that, one little part the lace is lacing, the Melt is melting. So now I'm about to get into my baby hairs. I'M still adjusting this part, because I had to make sure that it was curved right. So, a technique that I just recently learned is making a triangle so that your side, part baby hairs, look more natural. It'S like once. You learn new techniques, it's like all the other techniques and everything you used to just looks so subpar like very much mediocre but yeah. So I didn't know if I was gon na do three baby hairs or two baby hairs. So I was just really playing around with it. I ended up doing two Baby Heroes on this side and then one on the other side. I know I really be cheating like if I'm gon na wear a side part I'm not doing my baby hairs on the other side, but that's besides the point I'm just playing around with it make sure you curl your baby hairs too, when you curl your baby Hairs, it's so much easier for you to maneuver it y'all, as y'all can see over time. My baby hairs has really gotten like better they're, not like at the best that I want them to be. I still be struggling sometimes, but they really have gotten better and I'm so proud of it. So just continue to work on your baby hairs to your liking. I know a lot of people, don't like baby hairs, a lot of people don't like big baby hairs, but to each his own um. I was literally debating whether or not I wanted to put baby hairs like on the rest of my forehead, but I just ended up not doing that so yeah. I don't know I think at one point it started to look weird to me, so I did ADD baby hairs um, but not in this particular video not in this particular install. This is after the fact, but yeah um after I do my baby hairs. I'M gon na go ahead and clean up my part now, for my part, I didn't plug it or anything like that. I just don't pluck my parts because I like to preserve them um. I feel like when I plug my parts, it's just more prone to shedding gradually over time. It just starts getting wider and wider, and then it's just like damn. I can't do too much about that, so I just opt out of plucking it and in turn I just uh go over it with some Foundation. That'S a little bit lighter than me. My camera died when I was about to walk like wet my hair. So I wet my hair off camera. I didn't put any product in my hair, so this was literally water and just the hair didn't stay after it dried down, really really pretty both dry and wet um. It looks really good and when you comb it out, it looks so natural like it look like if you learn a trace Gap, but now to Asteria here again for sponsoring this video um. I have worked this company. I think it's about my third or fourth collaboration with them and they do not disappoint. I love their hair, but keep in mind this type of hair is high maintenance, guys very much high maintenance. So if you don't buy this hair, make sure you're gon na be taking care of this hairs again shout out to a stereo hair and then shout out to you guys for tuning in. 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