Clean Hd Lace Water Wave In Depth Install Tutorial | Hermosa Hair

Hey everybody and welcome to my channel welcome back if you're returning viewer, we hit 45k thank y'all, so much just have to get that out of the way. I love you all child heavy, but if y'all want to see how i start this wig y'all just keep on watching because yeah, i definitely ate this right on up. So today, i'm working with hermosa hair. They sent me their 24 inch. 13X4 220 density, hd water, wave, wig y'all, and i love this hair y'all, i loved it. So much look at it like wow and then the lace. It was amazing how this blended so well into my skin, but now that the wig is on my head, i am going ahead and cutting off my ear tabs, as you guys can see here. I did bleach the knots and i did pluck this unit by the way you guys um, but yeah, i'm cutting all of this here. You feel me trying to make that real, clean, real aligned with my ear in my actual hairline. So now i am taking my hot comb and i'm running through this hairline because it just makes it look more clean before you install it, you guys, i cannot stress that enough, but if you're new here you know, you probably don't know that but yeah girl, hot Comb, the hairline before you put that wig on because it's going to make it look, really really clean and really neat. So yeah, you see how slow i'm moving. That'S how so i'm moving in real life, but i'm going ahead and putting my part in place just because i was kind of just bored, i'm like. Let me just see what this part's going to look like. I want it to be a nice deep side, part and you guys do not need 13 by 6 legs to do a deep side part. You guys see how i'm kind of just making us making it a c card and making do with what i have. That'S. How you want to go about it, just like how i am here now, i'm gon na push this wig back and clean my skin with this alcohol. You have to do this because, if you don't that wig is not gon na stick with your glue. Okay and yes, i know my cap is already on because i installed a wig literally the day before this, and there was no point in putting on a new wig cap. But the glue i am taking is the butter, the melt, lace glue and i'm just gliding that around my cap, smoothing that out, you don't want to use a lot of this um. I use um a generous amount. I should probably use less, but you know it really doesn't make any difference when i do it, but i suggest not using a lot okay because it suggests on the bottle to use a thin layer. But as you can see, i'm using my popsicle stick and i'm smoothing this right on out using it on the cap as well as my skin, where i want that wig to lay down at, and i used three layers of this and you want the glue to Get tacky so i'm using my blow dryer on cool for it to get tacky, but i don't leave it on there for a long time at all, because if it gets too dry, it's not going to stick. You want it to get exactly tacky. So now i am just pressing this lace into my skin with my fingers, just like so being very delicate with this. This wig was a little bit too big for my head, so i was trying to be very like delicate, like i usually take my comb with my blow dryer to mold the glue in more, but i don't want to do that. I didn't want to tamper with this lace at all because i'm like, if this lifts up so yeah, but i'm taking my elastic band here and i'm going to let that sit for literally 10 minutes, maybe 12. But for the most part, i think it was 10 minutes, but if it wasn't, it was probably 12., but i'm perfecting this part a little bit more. I wanted. I wanted it to be a little bit deeper than what it was before. So i'm just getting that right to smooth this hair out a little bit, i'm taking my hot comb before i add product, but yeah, i'm just smoothing out this hair, i'm moving very slow with it. As you can see, i want that heat to process through the hair. So now i'm going in with some scissors and i'm making this part a little bit more clean. I didn't really pluck it all the way through, because there was no need for that. I just wanted it to look more clean, like little pieces of hairs. That was not letting the part look clean, so yeah i was just those hairs out, then i'm taking my hot comb again now to get this super flat. I'M using my ic fantasia heat, protectant, serum and i'm taking that much of it, i'm going to put that all over, not all throughout the hair, but on top of the hair, where i'm going to be flatting it out with in my hot comb and i'm just Pressing - all of that through i went over this so many times you guys like yeah. I was not about to put all that in this video, but just now i went through it and over it many many times and, like i said before, you want to go really slow with it, so that the heat can actually process, and it can really get You know through the hair and flat okay, now that that 10 minutes is up, i'm taking my scissors and i'm cutting directly through the middle and then i'm taking my eyebrow razor and i'm just shaving off this lace um, i recommend using fresh razors. You feel me don't use the same razor over and over and over again, because the lace isn't going to cut off as clean as you want it to when you don't like this was a fresh razor and it came out really clean. I barely had to go in with my scissors, but i did a little bit on little pieces that didn't necessarily stick and get down or cut off the first time. So i didn't put enough glue the first time where i actually applied the lace, which is okay. All you have to do is go back in with your glue that popsicle stick smooth that out. Let it dry for a little bit and then just stick it right back down and it'll be back laid down. You feel me, i mean it really wasn't laying down the first time, but it will be laid down this time for sure, and then i just take my blow dryer and i blow dry that all once i have it back, adhere to my skin. So so, after repeating that to the other side now, i'm taking that same rd15 cream foundation by ruby, kisses and this foundation brush, and i'm just patting that and tapping that into the skin and y'all. When i tell you the lace disappeared at that point, it definitely disappeared. I was like ah okay, like tell me something. I don't know something. I don't know something i don't know, but now time for the baby hairs, i'm just pulling them out. I wanted them to be a little bit more natural this time for this little side, part water, wave moment we had going on here, so i didn't take out a whole lot of hairs. I think i'm done with the dramatic baby hairs it but, like i said it really does depend on the wig. It really does depend on the wig. I mean i'm saying that, like i said, but i said that in my previous video you know, if you tuned in then you tuned in but yeah, so i'm just taking those all around taking those out, as you can see here, sideburn one on the side and Then the same thing on the other side for a cleaner, more realistic, look, i'm taking my hot comb and i'm pressing out those hairs that are away from the baby hairs. Okay, that is key to making this look clean. I promise you like, especially when you add product to it, but we're not there yet. But yes, i'm just pressing that out and i'm going to press on my baby hairs as well, so they can be straight and flat once we tie them down they're just going to be like really molded down to our forehead. So now i'm adding product. I use that same, i see plantation, i see fantasia hair serum around it and then hot combing it again and y'all it'd be looking so clean. Look at it that should be looking so clean, but yeah. Now i'm taking some more product um, my luscious ring nutrients wax stick, and this makes it look a lot more cleaner and neat as well before. I tie this down to mold it tomorrow. I'M using this icy fantasia olive oil, hair spritz, and this does not leave any cast at all. I just spray this around my hairline before i tie it back down because it just helps the lace melt. A lot more, you feel me makes it look really really. Nice really really nice so yeah, and then i'm just pushing kind of those hairs back with my hair brush, not my hair brush my edge brush omg, just for it to look cleaner. You feel me and once that was tied down for 10 minutes. This is the result of what it's looking like, giving real very much scalp, but you know i'm taking that same razor from before and i'm shaving off my baby hairs yeah. They look a little short because they were definitely short. This time i tried the short baby hair, it's not even tried, so i've done it before, but um yeah, so i'm curling them under with my one and a half inch pencil flat iron by kiss. You feel me for this fluffy baby hair moment we're about to do and for the baby hairs. I'M using my gotcha glue gel in black. I'M smoothing that throughout i usually just leave it at the top, but since these baby hairs were short, i forgot about that. So i didn't really i kind of put the gel all throughout the hair. So they didn't look. You know they looked neat. They looked really pretty as you can see, but they wasn't like super fluffy feeling like it wasn't like giving curly and fluffy, because i put product all the way out through the baby hairs, but yeah curving them like. So i like to use the comb side of my edge brush, not so much the um brush side because i feel like it just gets a more of a cleaner look when you use the comb side. So that's what i prefer to use and i just grab all the hairs and i spook them as you guys, can see how i did there. That'S what i like to do. It just makes it look very clean. The key to this install y'all see me using clean a lot, because this install just looked very clean. It looked very neat and clean, like i was really with it, but yeah. That'S what i'm doing doing that all over now the baby hairs are done. They look really nice, i don't know how to hold on boom. Like wow. Look at the scalp look at the baby. Here'S look at the material now for final touches to this hair. I'M taking my luscious renewation slick stick again and i'm just pressing that out. As you can see, i'm not even combing through it, i'm just pressing it out like flat over top of it and then i'm doing the same thing to the hairline here. Oh it looks so clean, but now i'm gon na get this hair wet. I was kind of playing if i wanted it to be super damp or not, but i realized i didn't want to damp because i knew when it dried. It was gon na be very pretty but yeah, i'm just taking this spray bottle with water in it. A comb a wide tooth comb to get all that water through doing that all throughout the hair. You guys all throughout i'm using these auntie jackie's curl a lot curl custard packets. I bought three of them, the girl they was, i think, 1.99 or 2.99. I'M like yeah, i'm just going to buy a whole bottle because i'll just do this. Every time i have curly hair but yeah. I love to use good products on curly hair because it just makes the hair look really cute and it smells really nice, but y'all use a lot of it. Okay, i used a whole lot because it is water wavy, so the texture wasn't going to really be altered that much like once it was wet and dried. It was going to be pretty. I usually wouldn't take this much product if there's a different texture, but since it's water wave yeah, i did that but yeah i'm taking this wig brush here, just brushing all of that through and once that's done. I'M taking my ruby because it's cream foundation in the color rd11 in this little brush here and i'm making this hairline not this hairline. Oh my gosh, this part really much very much clean, okay, clean again, yes clean! I won't stop, saying it but and voila. This is the end of the tutorial. Thank you guys so much for watching hope. You guys enjoyed this as much as i enjoyed filming it, for you guys make sure to check the description box, don't forget to like comment and subscribe get into it get into it. Get into it - and i will see you guys in my next one bye,