Perfect Vacation Deep Wave Wig Detailed Install & Review Alipearl Hair

Hi guys it's Zoe and welcome back to my channel, I hope you're all doing amazing. Today, I'm going to be showing you how I installed and customized what kind of customized this wig from Ali Paul hair alipuls. I think I've actually declared on my favorite like hair company. This hair is so beautiful. It'S so long. This is 30 inches guys like just look at this. It'S even given 40. If I stretch it out like it's crazy, this hair is long. It'S getting glamorous, I'm imagining this hair on a beach in the summer. Now I've just come out the water. My hair's, like flowing down my back, I'm wiping the sand off my feet, like that's the vibe. This hair is giving, and I'm actually obsessed like I just curly hair - is gon na. Do it for me every single time I'm telling you now like like look at the BBS look at the hairline, I'm sick, but let me not spoil it too much if you guys want to see how I installed this hair, my full thoughts. So if you want to see that make sure you stick around and yeah make sure you like comment subscribe, and I will see you in a second: are you ready? I know you see me standing here so jumping right into the unboxing. This is the bag. It came in just a cute silk bag which I like, because you can sew your wigs in this after inside the packaging. I just got the basics: a wig cap, wig band some lashes, and here is the wig. So I got this wig in 30. Inches 250 density and HD lace. First impressions of this hair was oh, my God. This is thick. I'Ve never had a 250 density wig, especially with curly hair, because curly hair naturally expands when it's dry as well. So I was kind of worried about how full it was um, but anyway that was a problem for later. This is what the lace looks like, and I just put it on my head, so you can kind of see the hairline right out the packaging. I was slightly worried because the hairline looks a bit dense, but it was all solved the minute I started bleaching. The knots which you'll see me do in a second that literally solved all the problems I'm worried this I had about this week. So if you're getting this wig make sure you do bleach your knots, you should do this regardless, but yeah. This is what the inside of the cup looked like. It came with a elastic band already sewn in, but I took it off because it was sewn in too far down, so it wouldn't really wrap around my head properly. So if you like, an elastic band, you can just re-sew that back to the position you like, but for the bleach I used my Jerome Russell bleach and developer part and left it on for 45 minutes and washed it and, as you can see guys, this is Just from bleaching the knots and it completely transformed how the hairline looked, it already looks a thousand times better, so I think the problem was just that the knots were too dark, but that's easily easily solved. So this is what it looked like once I washed it, and then this is what it looks like after I plucked it. It plucked so easily guys. This literally took me 15 minutes to pluck, and it came out so beautiful. I didn't have a hard time creating that gradient effect and I was really happy with the results of the bleaching and plucking so 10. 10. On that hand, now moving on to the insole here's another look at the hair and the hair texture, while it's wet the thing I liked about this texture is that the hair texture actually dried, looking like the wet texture, if that makes sense, um you'll see later On but it came out, super super pretty um. I started off by tinting the lace with my Foundation, color and a dense makeup brush and then put the wig on, and this is what it looked like so far at this point, you can really see how thin the lace was. They did have a couple options on the website for HD lace or normal lace and, as I said, I got the HD lace and I think it really really made a difference on how this insole came out. I just parted my hair to the side really quickly, because I wanted to go for a side parting, because I feel like side partings, always look beautiful on curly hair. I then clipped the sides off and started cutting off the excess lace on the sides of my ears. As you can see, I'm doing here. You do always want to be careful doing this because you don't want to mess up the side sides of the hairline. So I cut the sides off I'm cutting off little tabs in the lace. As you can see, I did that and then grabbing my better than melt wig glue. I always forget to link this down below guys, but I promise I'll have a link to this glue down in the description box if you're interested, because it's literally the only glue I ever use, I really really like it and it doesn't actually give me a reaction. Like Goosebump, does the ghost one gives me the worst rash ever I don't know what it is, but yeah. I did about three layers of this glue. Let each layer dry completely completely transparent and clear and then place the lace back over the top. You guys know the drill, as always just take your time doing this, because it is vital with how your install is going to end up looking once I press the lace down, I'm grabbing my reptile comb and really just like again pressing down onto that lace. Making sure it's really really adhered to my forehead, I'm even using my hands and the pressure of my fingers to make sure that it stays down and glued when I repeat this to either side of the head and then I'm grabbing my got to be Hairspray um And spraying that on the sides, where my lace tends to lift first, I tried using the Spritz method that everyone has been using on Tick Tock, where they use Spritz instead of the hairspray to melt the lace more. But the Spritz tends to make my hairline go. White and Flaky - and I really really don't like how it looks so I found that the got to be as the best for doing this once I've got all the hair glued down. I'Ve got my preheated hot comb. I'Ve literally let this heat up for about 45 minutes um, so it's nice and hot and really gets the wig flat and I'm just pressing down on The Parting that I made and once I've got that sorted out, I'm grabbing an elastic band. This is the one I cut off from earlier, so I did come in use, I'm tying that around my head really really really tightly and then it rest for about 10 minutes. While I sort out the rest of the hair, it did go slightly frizzy because of all the plucking that I did and the brushing through the hair that I did so, I'm just reactivating the curls with a spray bottle full of wool. So this is just water. I didn't put any product in this hair guys. I really wanted the natural texture to shine through. So, as you can see, I'm really drenching all the water all over the hair. Once I've drenched each section I brushed through it with my hair brush and then scrunch. It with my hand, to make sure that the bounce is returned in all of the curls. Once I've done this and let the hairline sit for about 10 minutes, I'm taking off the headband - and this is what it looks like I'm grabbing my eyebrow razor and I'm gon na start cutting the lace off. This is another thing I really want to take my time on and, as you can see, I'm going in with the back of my comb and pressing down on the lace just to again make sure that we have no lifting whatsoever. The hairline looks so beautiful at this point like if you're not a baby has person. You could actually just leave it like that, but I just wanted to add a few little baby hairs to the side, because I'm extra and I feel like it really complements my face when I do have a few fluffy baby hairs added to the wig. So once I part of my baby hairs, I'm just gon na pluck behind where I parted, before going in with my eyebrows again once this is done, I'm grabbing my hair, straighteners and just curling inwards towards my face. I found this is the best technique to get the baby hairs. How I want them to look, I'm grabbing a light. Hold hairspray you do not want to use, got to be hairspray for this, because you'll end up with crunchy and stiff baby hairs, a light hold hairspray will create just enough hold for it to stay in place, but not be crunchy, so yeah, just a little tip For you guys, I'm molding all the baby hairs to my desired. Look as you can see, I'm doing hair, and I just repeat that on both sides - and it should look something like this. I then finished everything off by going in with my hot comb again making sure that the hairs on the sides are laying nice and flat and really emphasizing the hairline on all the hard work that we just did once I do this, I'm now grabbing a tiny Detail brush and I'm just going to go ahead and Define The Parting a little bit grabbing another detail brush and just going into the gaps where I've parted the baby hairs off just so, we can ensure there's a seamless blender between everything. Those were literally all the steps it took to get this beautiful, insole. Here'S a little close-up of the hairline which looks unreal. I haven't had a seamless insole like this in a long long time, like you know, when it just looks like scalp, and I think a big part of that was due to the HD laser. This wig is absolutely beautiful. I'Ve gone ahead and put up some pros and cons of this hair on the screen. For you here is the length on my body. I am five foot six for reference, but yeah guys. I hope you enjoyed this video make sure you like comment subscribe, and I will see you next time.