Sleek, Wet Look Water Wave Lace Front Wig! Installing & Styling This Curly #Wig From Luvmehair

Thank you, hey guys, welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you're new here welcome, don't forget to give this video a huge thumbs up and comment down below before you leave. Today'S video is going to be a tutorial on this wig sent to me from Love Me hair. I will have all of their information the promo codes and the direct link to the wig horn in this video down below in the description box. The wig that I received is a 20 inch water wave 13x4, undetectable invisible, HD lace, front wig. The density is 180 percent. The wig cap construction includes four Combs, an adjustable, strap and a removable elastic band. The hairline is already pre-plucked for us and the knots are bleached for us already as well putting the wig on my mannequin head. I noticed that the hairline is thicker than I would want it to be. This step is always optional, but I am going to pluck away a little bit more of those hairs from the hairline just to thin it out a little bit more so that it can blend in with my natural hairline, I'm doing the beige method of zigzag, plucking And parting, to get rid of some of that extra density generally, although it does take a while to pluck the hairs from the hairline, the results are always worth it in case you forgot: here's how the hairline looked before plucking, and here is how the hairline is Looking now, in my opinion, it looks better now that I did the extra customizing and pluck the hairline so now that I am happy with the way that this hairline is looking so far, it's now time to customize the lace color, I'm grabbing two different colors of Lace tint, the first color is the color of my foundation and I'll be spraying that along the hairline portion of the lace frontal. The second color is the color of my scalp, which I'll be spraying on the inner portion of my lace. Frontal I'll be doing two different layers of each color of lace, tint and then blow drying, of course, in between each layer. So now that the lace is the perfect color match to my complexion, it is now time to style this hair, I'm going to grab a spray bottle of water, a can of mousse a gel of choice, my Denman brush and a detangling comb in small sections. I am going to spray the hair with water after detangling. The section apply that mousse to it and then apply a small amount of that gel use, my Denman brush to make these waves and curls pop by combing it and brushing it from the bottoms on upwards. I'M going to follow those steps until I get to the front of the head. Thank you. I want all of the hairs to stay in place and I am going for a very Sleek look because of that. I'M just going to add some mousse to the front of the hair I'm going to brush it in the exact position that I want the hair to be in and then I'm going to add this spandex elastic band and leave it on the hair for about two Hours so now it is time to cut away that extra lace. I immediately noticed that there are not much sideburns on the wig cap construction and that lets me know that my sideburns on my natural hairline is going to be exposed because of the shape of this hairline of this wig. So next I'm just going to grab some alcohol and clean off my forehead and then grab scalp protector from Walker tape and apply that to my scalp, I'm grabbing the wig and applying a thin layer of Wonder lace bond to the edge of the lace. And I did spray a little bit too much, so I am using my makeup sponge just to soak up any excess adhesive that I may have sprayed onto the hairs, and then I am going to blow dry for a few seconds and put the wig on my Head immediately, when I put the wig on my head, I did notice a difference in the wigs hairline and my natural hairline. The wig is more squared. My hairline is more round, of course, because of that my temples are exposed and because the wig didn't have much of sideburns. I already see that I am going going to have to have baby hairs to cover my temples and to cover my natural sideburns, which are showing through the wig cap, and I also noticed that my forehead is shorter, because the wig has an arc in the front. So I couldn't pull it Forward because of the shape of it, and if I would have pulled it any more forward, I would not have had much of a forehead to work with, so I'm just going to try to make it work. You can always try to make something work so next I did spray some water on my baby hair brush comb Duo and I am just combing over any hairs that may have gotten caught in the adhesive just to release them a little bit more. I'M cutting some baby hairs and trying to hide the fact that my temples and my sideburns are showing, but I'm hoping for the best so taking my head scarf off the Melt is pretty good. Let'S chat all things this wig Down Below in the comment section I'll, have the link to the wig that I am wearing in this video down below in the description box. I'Ll have all of the information to love me here Down Below in the description box. Thank you so much for watching. If you are new here, don't forget to give this video a huge thumbs up subscribe down below before you leave and comment so that I know you stopped by. If you are a returning subscriber, hey girl, it's good to see you again, don't forget to leave a comment down below so that I know you stopped by, and I can't wait to see you all in my next video. What do you think about this overall look? I am up obsessed up freaking zest with this headpiece that I am wearing. I love how it just shines lines and glistens in the sun. It'S just giving me everything. It'S giving me Valentine's Day, Vibes it's giving me just. I love it. I love it. Foreign