Crochet V Part Wig Method The Best No Lace No Glue No Leave Out Wig Install Ft. Nadula Hair

You know who it is: everybody, I'm back once again with another hair tutorial today, I'm showing you how you can achieve a seamless, no leave out look on any curly V, part wig. I know it's cute right now. You have definitely seen me do this method before in my clip-in video, which I'll have Linked In the description box below so make sure you check that out, but I just wanted to try and see how it would look on a V part wig. This wig is from nadula. It is 150 density. This is their Jerry curl. I think it is super duper cute. I love this curl. I think it's a fairly good match to my texture, but even if it's not this method will make it super easy to make it look natural all right. So, first up, let's take a look at what came along with the wig, so with this wig they sent me two nude wig caps and these wig caps are super thin, so they're great. If you ever want to do a bald cap, they also sent this nice champagne, colored, satin robe that says medulla on the front in the back. They sent this elastic band and finally, they sent this satin bag, which is perfect for storing your wig in and getting into our tutorial. Here is my braid pattern. As you can see, I have two cornrows in the middle. That'S where my part is going to be. I have two braids on the side and then two braids in the back. The reason I did the two braids on the side versus just braiding it all together. It'S because you know you might want to switch up your part, and this just makes it easier to access that hair in the front now. Normally, I would take these four large plaits and just pin them back, but because I can't find my hair pins, I'm just gon na take a wig cap and stuff them in there and, as I said, this wig cap is very thin and breathable. And, of course, I don't want the cap to be on the front, because I want that part to be exposed foreign. So here's how the wig looks again. This is the Jerry curl. As you can see, it is a V part. You can definitely wear this without leave out or with very minimal leave out um, but we're gon na do something a little different with the crochet hook around this part. We have four Clips. One thing I love about this wig is that it also has two clips on the side, which is normally where I would have to put like a hairpin or something no need for that here we have a band in the back and then we also have another Comb in the back all right, so we're gon na put the wig on starting from the back with that comb and bringing it forward and we're gon na clip these four Clips right around our part, but not on the cornrows. You want to leave these cornrows exposed. So there will be a little bit of the clip in the back of those cornrows because I did put them so far back. But then I'm going to clip right beside the cornrows and we're gon na make sure our side Combs are in and now for the magic. All we're going to do here is crochet some of this hair at the top up under these cornrows. So I'm inserting my hook and pulling that hair up under the cornrow just a few strands at a time. You really just need just enough to cover this cornrow and, as you can see, the hair is kind of sprouting up, but we'll fix that later. So I'm just going to continue with this crochet all the way back foreign, here's, how we're looking now at the temples, I'm gon na pull a few pieces of hair just under my hair there, and this is going to kind of bring the wig forward kind of Lock it in on the side. So if the wind blows, it's still good, it's still looking natural and as you can see, just one strand can make a huge difference. So I'm just going to do a couple over here on the side. Just do it wherever you see fit here, you can see how much of a difference that makes next we're going to detangle. So I'm combing out the curls. This is not only to detangle the hair, but to kind of break up the curls and make it look more natural. Next, I am taking a curling iron, and this is where we're going to get rid of some of that bump. I feel like I did. One side better than I did the other um, but you just want to make sure you do a good job of just pressing that hair down in the right direction. Just right at the root cause. You don't want to flatten out your curls too much, but you want to get that part, nice and flat foreign, just applying a little heat to both sides and there it's nice and flat around that part all right. So at this point I'm going to wet the hair a little now normally. I would probably just use some kind of oil and then apply a mousse to this hair because I don't have any of that, because I moved - and I don't know where any of my things are, I'm using what I can find. So I have this product that I was sent from this company and I'm using their leave-in, which is made especially for curls, and let me tell you this stuff smells so good. It smells so good, but I'm using their leave-in conditioner and applying that to the hair. First, next, I'm adding this gel again. This also smells delicious. I'M gon na have to do a separate video of me doing my natural hair with this stuff, but love the smell foreign and here's. Our final look and that's all I have for you guys today. If you found this video helpful make sure you give it a thumbs up and if you have any comments or questions, make sure you leave it in the description box below and of course, if you haven't already make sure you hit the Subscribe button and the notifications Bell so you don't miss my next video until then