The Best Body Wave Wig Detailed Start To Finish Install + Voluminous Curls Ft Ali Pearl

Hello, everyone welcome, or welcome back to my channel in today's video we're doing a start to finish tutorial on this frontal body. Wave wig from ally pearl all the specs and details will be down the description box. But let's hop right into the tutorial, starting from right out of the box, doing a quick little unboxing for you guys. This is a 26 inch body, wave frontal, 200 density, so she real thick and full from ally pearl now this is supposed to be an hd lace, but once you see once i, like, you know fully unbox it, it was giving me more of a transparent hd Lace, and the big difference to me is that you know, while it does melt really nicely, it has like a little bit of a white-ish cast, which you kind of get more with transparent lace, glaze still melted, pretty well into my skin. As you see in the result clips, but for those of you more darker, deeper skin tones, you might have a bit more trouble getting it to mesh. So just keep in mind with that. It'S more of a transparent hd than a full. True true hd, which you know true hd lace, works for every skin tone from really dark, deep to fair tones. First thing i had to do right out of the box was a bleach, the knots not to not come pre bleached. So here i'm just using some 40 volume developer with this blue toned bleaching powder. This is more of an ov for you tutorial not a very detailed in depth. I do have detailed in-depth videos showing how i pluck bleach install more step by step. If you are more of a beginner and you need everything more slowed down, but i just mixed this up and went ahead and just you know, used a popsicle stick to help saturate this all over the lake, and once i covered the knots and everything i let That sit for about 20 to 30ish minutes just kept checking in to make sure everything was lifted to a nice light blonde honey blonde shade once the knots were lifted, i'm using this purple shampoo to go ahead and help tone out some of that orange. I let this sit for about another five minutes, go ahead and give it a good wash out. Oh me, after the not bleaching process was completed, i went ahead and started plucking the hairline like i said this is more of an overview to kind of show. You all the work i do to prep the wigs, not a really detailed tutorial on these steps, but you want detailed, go ahead and check out those videos, but i just went ahead and plucked the wig on a canvas head and under the on top of the Canvas head: i have a little white tissue paper, the tissue paper that comes with the wig when you get out of the boxing, and i just have that under the wig cap to kind of help me see the knots a lot better, i'm using my revlon tweezer And don't worry guys everything that i'm using that's mentioned will be linked down below, so you can purchase it for yourself once i was done, plucking the hairline i'm going ahead and using my hot comb in a very high heat to help me just part out the Hair, i wanted a really nice and a straight middle part, and i find that making the part before you put it on your head is a lot easier, at least for me, because now i can see the wig better and just kind of see how the part Is laying and i'm using my hot comb to just press everything out and make the hairline nice and smooth and neat which just makes for a much easier, install and a much more neat finish me. Our hairline is looking nice and neat middle part is looking beautifully plucked and it's time to in a stall. So i'm going ahead and using my foundation powder to just tint. My lace, like i was saying this was more of an hd transparently, so it was a bit on the lighter side, but nothing too crazy. So a simple tint just takes care of that everything, and it just starts to you know, melt into my skin perfectly and side. Note i tit all of my wigs, no matter what type of lace it is. I use the same foundation because it just makes sure i get perfect match every time for my adhesive well, not really adhesive more of like a glueless adhesive hairspray. I am using the ebbin lace spray. Today i was trying out the black hairspray, which is supposed to be more stronger, hold water resistant. You know just a bit longer lasting than the standard red one, and i was trying out a different method. If you're watching me this kind of a lot more differently than how i installed my wigs, i tried spraying the hair in layers and then applying it to see. If i could get like a longer hole because i was wearing this wig for a vacation, i wanted it to last last longer, but honestly, all in my opinion, my quick review over the whole hairspray uh, i like the red bottle, it didn't do anything different. I found it kind of wasn't as resistant or sweat resistant or long long lasting as the other spray, and i felt like it just kind of was more um. What'S the word, i had more residue, i prefer the red one, that's my opinion, but comment down below. If you've tried both sprays and comment, which one is your preference, which one that you feel like works better for you, maybe it was just me - you know everybody's different as far as the method that i was trying this time, it really made no difference to me As well my standard spring over the lace and using my blow dry, i feel like, could have worked just as well as this way layering it to me personally, didn't make much of a difference when it comes to hold. So once i was done spraying down the hairline, i'm gon na go ahead and use my blow dryer on a cool heat setting to kind of just help, melt and dry everything in so i wanted to make sure the lace was properly. You know glued down before i went ahead and started sweeping my baby hair, so i went ahead and used an elastic band to kind of just set the hairline and set the spray in place. So i don't get any lifting after letting the headband sit on the lace for 20-ish minutes. I think i just went ahead and did some errands, while the lace was just drying, i'm going in with this mousse or i don't know, what's called wrapping foam, and i realized that using this instead of water to help clean up all that residue or the white Cast that you get from the spray really works better than using water, because this is not as water based and water is. What helps the spray come off so using this product actually helps to reduce the amount of lifting that you can get if you're trying to just clean up the hairline - and i also use the foam to help soften out the baby hairs, because you know using the Spray as well, sometimes it makes the hair in the front really hard and kind of crunchy. So i use this mousse to help soften it and make it easier to pull out my baby hairs and to really clean up the hairline and make it seem more seamless and more of a mesh perfect match, i'm going in with some more concealer i mean i'm So sorry, with some powder and i'm just buffing - that into the lace to kind of just get rid of that white cast, i was getting from either the lace itself or from the product. I don't know everything's just looking a little ashy as you can see. Now it's more melted, it's looking more like you know it's my scalp, and now i'm just going to go ahead and do my baby hairs for my baby hairs. I decided to curl them, which is not necessary for laying your baby hairs, but sometimes especially your beginner. This kind of help it just much more easier and helps the hair lay more flat, also to help make sure my baby hairs are laying nice and flat. I do like to go in with my hair spray or evan spray and just spray onto the actual baby hairs and just push everything down. Oh, oh um, baby hairs are nice and laid, and you know me i like to keep it really simple. So i just like to do two two four, not too many but dramatic enough, so you can see them at baby hair, so you know still giving that baby hair look without having too much baby hairs, and also i don't have time to be swooping. I get so exhausted trying to sweep my baby hairs. To be honest, i wanted everything to lay really flat, because i don't know this wig just wasn't feeling like it was secure. I feel like it was really the spray. So i went ahead and i did a double wrapping method. I use the elastic band to help ensure that everything is nice and laid and also went in with a satin scarf over elastic band, because sometimes satin scarfs also just work with the spray and makes everything really sticky. So using elastic band works better, but a satin scarf does help make the hair nice and smooth. That makes sense. I don't know so. While that was going on, i decided i wanted to use my curling iron. I don't really use it. Often i bought it and i never use it because i don't know how to use it, but i'm trying to force myself to use it more because it was fifty dollars. So you know you got ta learn how to use it. I was watching a tutorial on tick tock off this girl showing how to properly use it. So it's not much for me giving your tutorial because i don't know either but hopefully visually. It makes sense i'll try to link down the girls tutorial because she really helped me explain how to use it. I'M also using this chi silk serum heat protectant shine spray to help protect the hair, but also add shine to the curls okie dokie. Here, i am just you know, cleaning up at the pieces as far as how i brushed out the curls, i just finger combed through everything, or also used a round brush to help shape. The curls like i want to go for, like a loose body. Wave type of look, you know because the original, how many times will i say you know, because you don't know, that's why you're watching this tutorial geez, sorry guys but yeah, i'm using this round brush to kind of help just loosen up the curls, but still help Give it body, but that was really it for this look i loved how well this hair curled it had shine. I also added layers as well to help let the curls just form and flow better, but this is one of my favorite looks it's so simple, but i don't know. I just really have a thing for simple, a clean finished. Look. We'Ve made it to the end of the tutorial. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video. I hope you stayed till the end and peace out girl scouts have a lovely wonderful day.