Lace Where? |How To Melt Lace Wig Easy W/ Freeze Spray + No Baby Hairs #Meltdown |Rpgshow |Tastepink

If you can find the lace, let me know sis this is such a bomb look and I wanted to show you guys how to melt your lace, wigs using one product, I'm going to show you start to finish how to really slay this kinky straight hombre, lob Rpg show really did the thing with this, and I mean you guys like a carpet you show. But yes, they have new units, a new line of units starting at two hundred and fifty dollars assist and if you purchase from now until May 19th, you can get $ 70 off your purchase. I have all the details listed in the description box, but don't delay this, but if you can find the lace, let me know because uncrackable supernatural bomb type of style and I'm not even waste your time but be sure to subscribe, to turn your notifications on. So you get notified every time I post a new video share this with your homeboys and your homegirls cuz. You never know who wants to slay give this video a thumbs up if you're filling the look and kickin with me in the comments - and I hope I see you in the next one - so let's get into it. So this is the kinky lob Brown ombre, human hair, full lace, wig from the must-have collections. You get a full lace cap and you get six inches of parting at the front, along with a sewn in elastic band which you can adjust, which is a huge plus, and this is 100 % density and again it's a full lace, wig. So scout t's. Very very natural and realistic, and this has a pre plug hairline and though it's already awesome and great for beginners, I'm gon na go in with a little bit of mousse and show you guys how I go in to customize the front edge just a little bit More so one of the things I like to do with a small tooth comb is create, like Crescent shapes, I like 1/2 moon, and then I go in with my tweezers, and I pluck for about 10 to 15 seconds, and you don't want to be too harsh Where you like, puncture your laces, you want to go in to remove a few hairs and then once I feel like I've plucked enough, I'm going to take the small tooth comb and run it down the length of the section. So I can remove the excess shed here and you kind of do this in like a rhythmic kind of motion, you don't want to do it straight across the entire edge. You want to kind of switch it up. There are so many different tutorials on YouTube, but I thought I would give you guys, like a sneak peek of how I go in to further customize and perfect the unit. Now I'm going to apply a heat, protectant serum. This is one of my faves and I wanted to blow-dry this unit to see how it holds up and it responds so well to heat styling. You can see it kind of like remove the kinks and it definitely kind of allows the hair to like lay down this texture is amazing, and this is like if 4c hair got a blowout, this is it sis and again it looks super straight just with blow Drying, so if you want a little bit more texture, you can, you know, go on medium heat. I went on high heat, so I can get like maximum results now. This is an asymmetrical bob, so you get 16 inches on the right side and 12 inches on the left, and I think the transition is beautiful, says and wait till we straighten. It is gon na be one about it. So I went in with my flat iron and I had it set to about 430 degrees, and you just want to create like a little bump. You don't have to do too much and for beginners definitely use a one and a half to two inch kind of Flatiron. This helps to make it a lot easier. You don't have to worry about like making a curl. That'S too tight. You know you have those old-school bumped ends like your mom used to do. We don't need that now. If you want a little bit more texture, you can use lower heat settings so something between like 350 and 400. That'Ll. Give you a fuller, more dense look, but if you want it silky yet textured 415 to 430 is perfect, and I like doing a section by section, because you get a really silky look like this. This looks like it came right out of the shop like. It looks so good, so I've adjusted the band to the tightest setting. This is a cap size. It fits perfectly, and I do not have a braided foundation in case you guys, are wondering but make sure that you situate your ear tabs before you start trimming the lace to make sure you have an accurate fit and if you want to adjust your part. Now is the time to do it. I'M just clipping the hair away from the front edge because trimming the lace is the next step. Now I go in with my small scissors or hair shears, and I create kind of like a jagged line across the front edge. You don't want it to be straight and look at that meltdown. I don't even have any product like look at that. It'S amazing you can finesse this and make people think. Is your hair and you don't even need eat free spray, but I wanted to use free spray because I feel like it's gon na give you the ultimate meltdown, look like minimal effort, and so I'm just gon na clip the ear tabs away, because this is the Most important part, if you want your hair to stay down now, you definitely have to use a very generous amount of the free spray and I like to apply the free spray with the back edge of a small toothed comb, because it just makes it a lot. Neater, it's not dripping down your face, it looks crazy, but it helps you get into the right area when you're laying your wig down. So after I remove the clips, I'm going to take the rat tail portion of the comb to help gently lay the lace down. You don't want to be too heavy-handed with this. You can be very gentle spray, the remainder of the front edge of the unit and lay it down with the back edge of the comb. You don't have to get too technical in that area. If you want to do the same on the opposite side, using that rat tail comb to secure the lease in place and before we go on with the satin scarf, you just want to make sure that you remove any excess product. So it doesn't like cause that flaky look and I let my hair set for about 15 to 20 minutes. Now, once I took the scarf off, I went in with a little brush to kind of disguise the little halo effect at the very front edge. This lace is tinted: it's transparent, Swiss lace, so just using a little bit of eye shadow press powder definitely helps to make it look undetectable, and then I use my electric hot comb to help kind of pick up the hairs that lead down. While we had these satin scarf line - and this just helps to further accentuate your hairline, because it's pre plucked, if you want to show it off, you don't have to hide us this with baby hairs. I like styling this without baby hairs. It looks super natural, hey, y'all Cattell. I was filling this wig like it's so beautiful and now with my spoolie, I just went in to pull a little bit of hair down near the ear tabs and just trim it up just a little bit. So it looks more realistic and then, after you use the hot comb on the hair, that's when you want to add the wax stick or the flyaway tamer, and I apply this after. I do a pass with the hot comb because it kind of helps the wax to kind of like melt into the hair, and you don't get that white residue and just use your comb to disperse it. Now, if you guys, are interested in this way, let me tell you something you can go to the website under their must-have collection and use the coat first and get $ 70 off this style, and it says, like don't, delay it like. This is the time to work themselves, make it work for you, it's a lot cheaper when you get it on sale, and I just went in with a little bit of pressed powder to fix up the front edge and the parting space, and I mean what else Is there to do like I cleaned up the parting space, so it looks seamless? What do you guys think this wig is literally everything RPG show always does their thing so definitely check out their website I'll, have everything listed in the description box? Thank you. So much for watching again be sure to subscribe. You this video, a thumbs up, and I hope I see you in the next