Best Affordable 26 Inch Loose Deep Wave Frontal! Defined Wavy Hair Routine Ft Reshine Hair

Oh hello, everyone welcome welcome back to my channel in today's video we're going to be doing a reinstall and wave to find tutorial on this wig from re-shine hair. It is their loose deep wave. I did get a 13x4 for until 26 inches and it's 250 density. I already installed this wig once, but i didn't have time to define the waves like i wanted to. So i'm going to show you guys how i do that, but quickly i'll just run through a little bit of my reinstall first, i started off by cutting any excess lace. I didn't have any hair on it because just having like blank space lace laying on your head, sometimes can make it look more wiggy and the less lace the better, because the less lace you have to hide you know. So i always try to trim off excess lace whenever i do reinstalls i'm using my ebbin wonderlace spray, the red one to help me lay down my lace thick glue spray, it's not waterproof, but it's a little bit water resistant but honestly sweating and like excess sweating. In a really hot steamy shower will have that wig sliding back, but this is a great loose alternative, if not, if you're, tired of ripping out your edges - or you just like to wear your wigs for a certain amount of time and take them off at night. Like me, but i just go ahead and use my blow dryer to help me dry down the spray, and i use my rat tail comb to help push the legs down. I have a more detailed tutorial on how i use this braid. You guys are more interested in that just kind of like a quick run through, but once i have managed to you know, lay down the wig. I use my elastic band to help hold down the lace a little bit and let everything dry before i proceed to doing my baby hairs after that, i'm using my nairobi, um foam to help me re-swoop these baby hairs. Sometimes i use eco styler or use foam depending on what kind of look i'm going for using mousse foam kind of gives you more of a softer baby. Look. You can still achieve a soft baby. Look by using eco styler or using, i guess, edge control just make sure to brush the baby hairs out once they've dried and set me: oh, oh, oh foreign is okay. Hair is installed baby, here's a swoop now, let's get into defining and detangling these waves. So first thing i am just going a little spray bottle and it's just water in there nothing but literally water. I like to just make sure i saturate the hair, this just kind of makes it easier to work with, and here i'm using this curl caramel aid or chromalod. I don't know, but it's like a little like hair butter. It'S from the camille rose collection, i'll link. It down below, i don't always do this step, but if the hair feels dry to me and this hair she was feeling a bit dry. So it definitely needed some moisture. So i used just a little bit of product not too much, because i'm trying to weigh the hair down. I use a little bit of that curl a lot and i also use a little bit of not a little bit but a lot of bit of my hair mousse, and this is um from the shine and jam collection i'll also link down below. Don'T worry, all the products used will be linked down below and i mix i use that with the caramel on and the water mix it all into the hair, get it nice and saturated, and then i start to brush through, but for this since i really wanted The hair to get the moisture before i tried to tangle because it was super dry. I let it sit in the hair before i did the brushing. So i let it sit on that side and now you can see i'm doing the same process. On the other side, but you can already see those products, the water, the hair butter and the mousse helped really add some shine and softness to the hair. Now, let's get into the brushing, i feel like the brushing is really the most important part versus the products to me, because the products just kind of help with texture and softness and maybe the longevity of the look. But to get that certain curl pattern. You got a brush like you got a brush brush brush from the tip to root okay. So now, i'm just doing a little bit of a detangling brush just to help detangle the hair first and as i'm brushing, i like to make sure i'm really scooping the ends like i'm really like using my brush to scoop. Those ends until i start to see like the curls clump and form together into a ringlet like you got ta brush it on purpose and whenever i'm brushing, i also like to make sure i'm scrunching the hair. As you see right now, i'm scrunching and this kind of helps just you know, bring the curls slash waves together to form and as you cannotice i'm not running my hands through the hair, like i'm not separating these curls or ringlets that i'm forming separating it. It'S going to give it more of a looser look towards the end, which that's that's fine. If you're looking for like a nice, blowouty loose brushed out look, but i want a more defined wave. So i brush brush brush scrunch scrunch and leave the hair, leave it to air dry, just like that and whenever i'm letting it air dry. I don't like to run my hands through it at all, like just let it air dry in the clumped wet look and then you can separate it and make the hair bigger once it's all, fully dry and defined. So i'm going to leave it like this and then i'm going to come back once it's air dried with my hands and just you know separate it to get it to look nice and defined, and that's basically it i do this for my curly hair, my wavy Hair and i promise you, you will get these perfectly defined curls, no matter what type of curl texture or pattern that you use, but that's all i have for you guys. I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope you found it useful just a little quick and you know easy, updated, wavy, hair, routine and sorry guys i'll see you guys in another. One make sure you like comment and subscribe: love, y'all and peace out girl, scouts, good bye,