$7 Wash Day Miracle How To Wash Curly Lace Wig + Restore Curls & Re-Install Wig|Myfirstwig Tastepink

This is pink welcome back and today's video, I'm gon na, be showing you guys how to wash cleanse clarify even disinfect your lease wigs. A lot of y'all are using tooth brushes and sponges, says those are things that harbor bacteria, like they're known they're infamous for just you know, keeping bacteria on this surface, and you could be transferring that CLA. So imma show you was very safe way very effective and you honestly only need this $ 2. Pour scrubber system is typically used to take off your makeup. You don't want to miss this this. You know I'm a little bio geek, so you know I get my wheels going in my brain and I really want to give you guys the easiest most effective way to cleanse that lace to get it. Looking like you just got it straight out the boxes that clean, okay and also I wanted to - let you guys know if you're interested in this unit. This is the Kay wig from my collection, in collaboration with my first wig honey. This unit is everything, y'all see what I did today. I'M gon na show you how I installed her cuz we're gon na do a wash and a full reinstall, but this unit is from my first week and it typically retails for 250, but on November 7th between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. You can get this wig for as low as 2:12. Now is the time to purchase units, especially if you're a fan of my first wig, because they drop the prices and they also have a ton of coupon codes going on. So I'm gon na have all that information all the specifications linked in the description box. That says I want y'all to slay. Okay, like we got ta slay the season, but also make sure y'all stay safe out there. I know a lot of people email me about like scams and fraud pages, so it's a lot of swindling. This is the season, so stay safe and you can only get the ke wig from my first wig. So I hope you guys enjoy definitely subscribe were on the road to 400k, and I'm so excited says you know: we've been working hard, okay and also ships with your homeboys, your homegirls, exactly how to get this look. Okay, y'all, probably gon na, want to make up tutorial, but let me know in the comment section says: I'll see you, let's get into it: Oh sis, okay, this wig, she's dry, she's, a little bit mad at the curls, are hardly defined they're struggling. If you listen closely you, my head is weak off: okay, we're caked up with product on the lace and we're gon na get all of that out of the way, and so one of the first things I like to do is disinfect my workspace. So I spray this and allow it to separate ten minutes and then go in and clean everything up and for today's tutorial I promise you it's super affordable. This is just five dollars at Target: buy this pack right here with the pomp Sethe, and you also need these pour scrubbers, they're literally two dollars a piece of four dollars at t.j.maxx s. Okay, I got you now. I want to go in and saturate this wig and fully immerse it in water, so that water makes contact with every portion of this unit even the least, and then the next thing that I'm going to do is take the swab almond. Shea butter, shampoo, I'm gon na, apply it directly to the lace and use my fingers to agitate the lace and all of the product that's sitting on there, and this is just a preliminary step. Be gentle I'm just using the pads of my fingers making sure not to tangle the hair and then with the poor scrubber, because this has very tiny little needle-like pieces. This is going to actually work to get into those tiny holes of the lace. This scrubber is super flexible, so it's going to give you a different kind of agitation than the pads of your fingers. It'S better than a brush is, rather than a sponge, more hygienic. It'S going to keep the surface clean and do a bit more scrubbing. So I'm just showing you guys the exact motion. This is real time. How I'm doing this circular motions is key so that you can properly disrupt that surface layer of dirt. Now I'm going in with a bit of conditioner conditioner has oil, and I want that oil content to break down the makeup. If you apply Sally Hansen, the airbrush spray, if you use press powder, concealer foundation and sis, make sure you add a little bit of conditioner to the process. Next, I'm going in to work on the hair itself, because I like to co wash the hairs is really important and when I tell you that I use a very generous amount, I'm not modest at all. I want to fully saturate the hair because we have to begin defining the curls you guys saw it was super matted in the beginning, so I'm working to restore that definition. This is not a live cuticle, but you know you can liven up the hair in the process and I want a finger detangle so making sure that I'm removing any excess matting any tangles. This is the time now that the hair has product on it. Okay. Now I went back in with my poor scrub roots. You just get on that lace a little bit and you guys can see the sink now has a little bit of water, because I'm gon na place that lease face down into the water very, very important. You can allow this to set for about 15 to 30 minutes, I'm adding a bit more water, not too much, because I want the lace to be able to stay intact and laid out, and this is about how much shedding I got from the entire process. You know my wig is strong sis, but anyway look at how the lace is looking, I'm feeling like it looks really good, but I want to do a little bit more. I want to take a little bit of Ethel rubbing alcohol now if you have processed hair hair that has colored any chemical processing. I don't encourage this step, but I'm applying this directly to the lace and I'm just going to go back in with that scrubber and a little bit of conditioner and just scrub things down. I like for the lace to be super bomb so that when it you know, I do my melting process, my installation, it looks bomb. That'S like so important to me and I just don't like the excess caked up residue to sit on the unit, because all it does is just stay there and collect even more dirt. But you see after I rinse this unit out. Look at how balm the curls look super juicy very hydrated. We did. I think this okay, results-driven this process is bomb. I'M gon na hang my unit using the back of the wig to clip it in place on the hanger and let it hang it to dry. You can let this dry for about 45 minutes to an hour, but this is how it looks now that it's about 80 to 85 percent dry now, I'm gon na go in with the Herbal Essences mousse, and I'm gon na apply this specifically to the left side Of the unit, I wanted to do a little bit more plucking, nothing too serious, I'm not very close to the least front edge, I'm more towards like the body of the hair, because I want to create better transitional density. The Kate wig is already lit like this. They did their thing, but I'm just going in to add a little bit of mousse to help pull any of the excess shed hairs, and I'm gon na be very gentle using a wide tooth comb. To make sure that I remove. You know any of the hairs that I've tweezed out so just be gentle, but you know what your wig is very important. Once I have my unit on my head, my goal is to get the hair away from the lace front edge, so I use a ton of Clips. I'M gon na take the got to be glued gel. This is the water-resistant version, and I'm gon na apply this to the back of my hand, fit it out and then go in to apply it just under the lace, because the placement of my lace is exactly how I wanted to lay so, essentially I'm lifting the Lace applying a thin layer of product, I'm showing you guys real time what the application process of the gel looks like and how you know specific and strategic on being because I don't want to have to readjust the lace during the install process. I'M just placing the lace using a rat tail comb just to get everything secure. The way that I like it, and then I move on to the next section. I love using this gel. I was not a fan of it before but says I am just so into it like I love it now, I'm using the blow-dryer to help further dry, the gel so that it's no longer tacky, because I'm gon na go in and use my elastic band. So I'm taking my time using a blow-dryer on the call setting just to make sure we have a good stick and, like I said, I'm applying that elastic band. This is going to help at least melt into the skin honey and with this mousse now, this mousse is a mousse that provides maximum hold and when I tell you it is bomb sis I have been playing around. I'M gon na try to link this in the description box. If I can find it, it is everything, but this is gon na help me to pull the hair away from the lace front edge to accentuate that pre plucked hairline. Once I have a good amount of mousse applied, I am going to go in with a comb along with the blow dryer on the cool setting and just really work at flattening that area, pulling the hair away from the lace front edge so that it looks a Lot in meter now, I'm using the curl defining cream by ORS, and this stuff is amazing. I would say when you are applying this, make sure that your unit is still a little bit damp and that there's moisture still in the hair. It makes all of a difference. I'M showing you guys real time. The patterns of motions that I'm using to distribute the product through the hair make sure that you are grabbing sections underneath, not just at the surface, because you want curl definition throughout the entire unit, and that is why this style ended up. Looking so Bom, I didn't overdo it with the product. I was very meticulous. Yah know how I do. I wanted this to be super in-depth, so you guys can see, because you always love me and curly units, and so do these other scamming companies, because they keep stealing my photos, but that's a story for another day and honey. This meltdown was ridiculous. Okay gave me life, I'm going back in with the Moose and using this dual ended brush. I'M gon na create a little bit of a cyber, a small little action going on, but the Moose just helps you take away some of that white residue that you saw once I remove the elastic band and it fur there kind of like swoops my baby hairs And just keep in mind, this moose does provide hold and I am a little bit more heavy-handed with the moose, so you don't have to go as hard as I did. Next, I'm going in with this wax stick the flyaway tamer from my first wig. You have to pick it up this tames, the little short return hairs on a unit. Every curly unit typically has it, but this helps to keep it intact and once I accentuate that part, I used my Maybelline fit me pressed powder and it's at least sixty or mocha to define that part put it in the pre Platt airline. You know so the least really matches my complexion, and this is what I came up with. I hope you guys enjoy check out. My first Wacom make sure you pick up your K, wig on a November 7th between a 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. I have the coupons link below product links, everything thank you so much for the support and everyone who's made a purchase, and I hope to see you in the next one. You