Blowout! 200% Density Hd Lace | Clear Lace | Lovelybryana X Xrsbeauty

Thank you. I love that welcome back to my channel, so back with another unit. Today, this unit is from XRS Beauty. If you've been watching my videos for a while now, you know XRS is one of my favorites when it comes to lace like just look at the lace on this wig head, y'all like you, can barely see it, but this unit right here is definitely one of My favorites when it comes to Yaki, so this is 200 density and I feel like it's more than that, but maybe because it's Yaki it just feels so much more like full and thick, but it's 200 density and it's 24 inches. So right now I'm just going to go ahead and put my perfect line in The Parting area. I decided on a middle part and I already stationed out the front, so I tried to wiggle on to see if it was going to be too big. For me, you know how I like to cut away some of the lace in the front and I only needed to cut away a tiny bit. So I went ahead and put my perfect light in added some oil to it. Now I'm just pressing it into the lace, and now I can go ahead and put the unit on and then I can cut um the rest of the lace off so foreign, so the fit of this unit was actually really good. Like I barely cut anything off the sides by the ears, like literally it was mostly just lace um, so that part was really good and then for the front. I just cut this tiny bit off of hair in the front and I'm gon na cut a little bit of the edges off on the side um, but yeah. Overall the fit was freaking bomb. Then I'm going in, like always with my Erica J hold me down. As my adhesive today, oh the way it was, it was good enough eating me, so I went in with two layers of the glue this time. That'S usually what I do either one or two layers, if I'm only keeping it on for like a day or two I'll, do one layer so that it's easier to remove. But if I'm keeping it on longer than two days, then I'll go in with two layers and a little tip for laying your size is to use tweezers. So this helps so so much especially when you're doing the side area, because you know what the sidebar is. If you're pushing it down, then the hair can get all caught up in the glue and all of that. But when you use tweezers you can gently put it in place um and then you don't have to worry about the hair. Getting stuck all over the place. Break it down, so look how good that side look y'all like that literally looked like it was growing out of my scalp, so I tied down the top with the band or my bad, the hairline with the band, and then I went in with the RS wax. Stick just so I can really get the top flat like I don't want to get this hair bone straight at all. Like I love the volume that it has. I love the texture of it. I just wanted to get the top to be a little bit more flat, so that is what I'm doing right here and then I'm going to remove any of the extra lace. So I took the band off and then I just like to put a little bit of pressure on the front of the hairline and then any lace, that's not glued down will lift up. You don't have to cut this away. You can take some glue on the end of a rat tail comb and slide it under there and push the lace down if you don't want to cut any more lace, but I like to get mine pretty close to my natural hairline shape. So I cut away any remainder because I put the glue where I needed it, so all of this is just extra anyway. Oh now, you just want to pluck it a little bit um in the hairline area, because I did cut away some of the lace, especially at the top. So I want to go ahead and get this to like blend back more. So I just do about two sections pluck one section and then pluck the other section, and then I want to pluck a little bit on the sides as well me. So again, I do not want to get this unit bone straight at all, so I'm going in with my Timo. This is kind of like a pressing comb um. It'S like a present comb mixed with like the blow dryer comb, and I just take this and run this through the hair a few times - I'm not even sectioning it off y'all. I just did four big sections and that's it and I'm just going to run it through because again, I'm not trying to get it bone straight. I just want to get like all the hair flowing downwards. If that makes sense, please, as like a final touch and to really melt the lace and get rid of any ashiness that may be there, I like to go in with the ORS spray and just kind of tap it in and make sure you rub it in And then you want to blow dry it. You don't want to tie your hair down when it's still wet with any type of product or any type of adhesive, because it's just going to stick to whatever you tie your hair down with. So you blow dry it a little bit and then I'm going to tie it down with these wrap strips just for about five minutes, I'm going to go ahead and remove the wrap strips. Thank you foreign. So I added a little bit of the pattern: Beauty, jojoba oil - just to give it a nice shine and then I'm going to go in with a little bit of my Foundation, I have it tapped on the back of my hand and then I just go over The edge of the lace just to blend it in, I don't have any makeup on and it looks freaking perfect. So I know when I do put on makeup it's going to blend even more, but this is how long the unit is again. It'S only 24 inches, but it seems so much longer than that. Y'All, I'm 5'5 and that's touching the top of my butt, but it is so full. So flowy love the texture, love the lace. It came bleached it came plucked. I just have to add my finishing touches to it, but this is what the unit looks like you guys I'll have everything down below in the description box for you. I hope you enjoyed this video. I love you guys and I'll see you in my next one foreign