Wig Show & Tell | Outre Synthetic Sleeklay Part Lace Front Wig - Adelaide | Hairsoflyshop

Hey there queens and kings. Thank you so much for clicking my video in today's video. This will be a wig show and tell, and this wig is brought to you by hair, so fly shop. The link below to this wig and their direct store will be in the description box. The wig that i have today is ultra synthetic sleek, lay part lace, front wig in the style adelaide and the color that i have is dr2 slash hazelnut. This is how the hairline comes. It comes lightly pre-plucked, but i noticed on the right side that side of the hairline is plucked way more than the left side. So i'm going to go in and pluck the front of the left side just a little bit more and the texture of this hair is on the silky side. This wig is a middle part wig and the parting space is plugged, but i wish they plucked it. Just a little bit more, but i'm gon na leave it and still work with it. The part that i'm going to pluck by the forehead i'm just going to take out that curl in the front. So when i comb out the shedding hair, i don't make the hair frizzy on that side, so i'm just plucking backwards and taking my time this is very easy, especially for beginners. After that, i comb out the shedding hair with a wide tooth comb after that that same piece that i pulled out, i'm going in and plucking it just a little bit more by the thick dense part, but i'm trying not to over pluck it, because i still Want it to match the right side now, i'm going to take this product simply styling light silk spray. This is silicone spray and i'm going to spray it on that piece that i just plucked and it's just going to help the hair revert back into that wave pattern. This next part is optional. I'M going to take my and this hot comb and a temperature setting that i have it on is number five. I want the front to frame my face, so i'm going to add a little hump at the top and i'm just pressing the hot comb through on the hairline, not all the way through, because i don't want to mess up the waves and, like i said, i'm Just trying to form this hump - and you could also use the back of your hot comb to get it to lay a little bit more flat. This next part right here, it kind of looks like i'm finger, combing the wig, but what i'm really doing is grabbing certain sections of the hair and just sliding my hands down the waves. This helps the waves not get too frizzy, but it's also helping it. Not look so separated because, with the waves very separated to me, it's giving that synthetic look now, i'm going in with eyebrow scissors and i'm also going to pull the baby hairs back. So i can see the hairline better. I forgot to show you guys, the inside of the wig, but this wig is made on a ventilated cap and i did apply some makeup powder underneath the lace. But i mostly applied it to the parting space and by the forehead, because that's the only parts that would be showing - and here i am underneath the wig - i will be going in with a brown stocking cap. So far i was feeling the wig, but at the same time i felt like something was off like i needed to zip up my windbreaker and after that i kind of liked the difference it made. But this is a very long synthetic wig. Now, i'm about to go in and style my baby hairs, i'm using the yellow, got to be glue gel and i'm only styling the baby hairs by the forehead. So i'm going to add a little swoop in the middle of my forehead, then two other swoops on the sides of my temple. If you want, you can go in and style all of the hairline, but because this is a wig show-and-tell. I really don't feel the need for me to go in and style the hairline fully. I'M not really sure how i was feeling about that swoop, because there's not much lace in the front. It'S only so much swoops i can do. I wish there was just a little bit more lace in the front like the melted hairline series, but i am still going to try my best to make this work. I'M going to stop right there with styling my baby hairs, but this is what the rest of the hairline look like for anybody. That'S curious for when the wind blows all right, so we're getting close to the end. I'M going to take this maybelline fit me powder in the shade 360 and i'm applying some of this powder to the parting space. This just helps the parting space look a little bit more wider. It also helps hide the knots on the lace and it makes the parting space appear a little bit more like scalp, i'm also applying some of that powder on the lace of the hairline foreign, the things i love the things i love be one of the things Hey beautiful right here is my end results, i'm just going to say my quick final thoughts on the wig. My hair circumference is 22 inches. I know a few of you are wondering if this wig is big head friendly and to be honest, i'm not sure of it, because it fits snug around the sides but towards the back in the lower middle of the wig. I have some stretch cap room left in there, so check out other wig reviews just in case this is a long. Synthetic wig and the length of the wig on me is about 24 to 26 inches, and my height is five. Six again, the texture of this hair is on the silky side. I did not like how the right side of the hairline came more plucked than the left side, but i still made it work. The parting space, i would say, is about 4.5 inches deep again. This is what my hairline looks like. You can go in and install the hairline fully if you want to, but if i was to go outside with this wig on, i would at least spray down the air tabs. The hair density is thick, but it's not really thick. It'S like in between not too thick, not too thin. As for a luster, this wig does come with a shine. So if you want, you can go in and dim down the shine with dry shampoo. It'S not super shiny. The way my ring light is making it seem, but it definitely does have a shine. The shine doesn't bother me, though i would go outside like this. I like wigs like these, because it starts off long and over time as the ends start to matte, you can keep cutting it and cutting it and you can get a lot of wears out of it. That way. When i was styling the wig, i didn't really run my fingers through it, but the little bit of finger combing that i did. I did not get any snags of tangling as for shedding. I did get a very small amount of shedding it wasn't too bad where it was like return to cinder. It was a good amount. As for the color, i love how the roots fade into the brown. The black part of the roost doesn't have this harsh line of demarcation with the fading ultra did a really beautiful job with that and that's about it, if you guys have any questions, feel free to comment below and i'll get back to them as soon as possible. Thank you for watching