Super Detailed And Beginner Friendly Wig Install Tutorial | Yolissa Hair

Then drop them to Georgia, so we're gon na start off with the wig cap. I use some scissors. I use even glue and I use the wig cap that came with the wig. So now what I'm doing is I'm pulling the wig up. So I can see where I want to place the glue I'm going to try to mold it onto my head. Basically everything. So you want to take your hot comb as well and go over all the flyaways, so you can mold it perfectly onto your head now. We'Re going to take our glue, I'm using Erica J's hold me down glue y'all know, that's the best glue. I'M not lying, go check. The reviews like please don't play so you're, going to take your glue and you're going to take a popsicle. Stick. You don't have to have a popsicle stick. You can use a rat tail comb. Whatever the case may be. You see how I'm doing you're gon na smooth it out over your little wig cap and hairline in my hands. So you want to pull your lace over the clear glue line, make sure it's clear. I know I ain't do that. I know y'all see a little bit of white stuff on mine. It'S okay, it's okay, but just make sure yours is clear and you want to place it directly on the line. Yeah, you gay! So right now I'm going in with my hot comb just to make sure all the flyaways are pushed back before I put on my elastic band. This step is highly recommended, so don't skip it. I know I'll be skipping this step anything and I'm going to cut out my ear holes just so when I put the elastic band on it can mold to my exact care line, I'm also selling elastic bands, they're eight dollars a piece they're on my page - go Check it out yeah, so I let my elastic band sit on there for about 15 minutes. You don't want to let it sit on for too long, because your ear is going to start to hurt, like literally, but I let it sit. And now I'm about to go in with my rat tail comb and like brush the hair back into place, because this looks ball s foreign. So now I'm about to take my scissors and I'm gon na cut along the hairline, and you want to cut in zigzag motions because you don't want it to be a straight across hairline baby. Now you want to take your Edge brush and you want to push back any flyaways. So now I'm going in and I'm parting the wig I'm going to do a middle part foreign. I always do two on each side. It'S completely up to you! How you want to do it, but that's how I do it. You just want to pull down enough hair, so it's not skin. I like mine's a little bit thick. So that's where you see me doing that now, then you want to take your hot comb in a downward motion. I feel like this helps lay your baby hairs down and give it that Sleek nice finishing. Look when you cut your baby hairs. You never want to go straight across. You want to always do like a diagonal v-shape, then you're, going to take your smaller flat iron and you're gon na curl in it backwards motion. How would you like I'm trying to change baby? I love you baby foreign. So clearly, I'm like having a real hard time with my ages right now, so I'm gon na cut the video off and come back when I'm done with both sides. So right now, I'm just hot combing everything out just making sure that it's giving that flat, seamless vibe. If somebody doesn't tell me now, you want to take your even spray and just spray above the hairline, for the legs to melt into your skin. Boys are the voice of someone else away. Now I'm going in with my tweezers just to clean up any extra FlyAway hair or any extra glue that I see to change. Now you put the lace band back on for at least five minutes. This is the final result, I'm so happy with this hair from yolissa y'all, better, go check them out. It'S so cute. It'S an HD lace, frontal 22 inches yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,