Make Your Old Wigs Look Brand New! - Revamp, Reconstruction, Restyle, Lace Frontal Maintenance

Hey guys welcome back to my channel thanks for tuning in in this video, I'm gon na be doing something new, I'm gon na be revamping my old old wig and turning it into this lovely wig from this trash. Okay. So I had this look for probably over a year now and I stored it and stuffed it in my closet for almost a year just because I had glue gunned the tracks in when I made this wig and after about a week or so, the truck just Started falling out okay, so I didn't even care to fix it. I just throw it in my closet and bought a new one. The girl structures hanging in this lace. This lace is pretty good, it's just dirty and old. I didn't even care to wash the way when I stored it in my closet for months on end and I'm gon na fix that now. So I'm gon na be using a 70 % isopropyl alcohol and an old rag to clean the lace and clean all the glue and old product residue off of the lace. Before I go ahead and wash it, and you want to make sure that you use an old red as opposed to you know a paper towel or some tissue or cotton ball, because that lint or the cotton lint will rub off on that lace. And it will get messed up with that old product and you'll just have a dirty cakey linty lace. So you want to use an old rag one because its reusable it doesn't leave lint and it definitely rubs all of the product off effectively. Okay. So now I'm gon na get right into washing it and I'm gon na use this silicon mix. I think it was like a Moroccan type of flavor, but a silicon mix nonetheless, and any silicon makes flavor I'm sorry I can to get the word, but any type of silicon makes products would be really good for virgin hair and human hair wigs just because the Silicone in the products helps create some type of lubricating barrier on these hair strands and makes the hair just cooperate. So I use silicone, makes shampoo and I actually didn't use the matching conditioner because I ran out so I used aussies three-minute, moisture conditioner instead and I'm telling y'all that conditioner also works very, very well on your real hair and wig hair. So I just went ahead and use that just cuz us all. I had left and I'm gon na, let it sit for about 10 minutes and then I'm gon na rinse it out, okay, so after washing all of the product and no residue out of the hair, this is when I really revamped this week so, like I said, I had hot glue gun these tracks into this wig thinking I was making a week and boy was I wrong. These tracks started falling right out of my head. While it was on my head after like a week so instead of just fixing it up and Reed gluing and actually didn't reduce some of the tracks - and I just gave up because I still kept falling out - I just do it in my closet. So here I'm actually gon na just take the time out to sew all these tracks right back in my head, I mean not my head, but the wigs head and you'll see me just probably pull in two tracks right out, like I'm setting all these tracks. Just really pulled right out, the wig held nothing and I just sewed them all back in so after I sold everything in one shot I did not film was, I actually went back and we rinsed out this hair cuz. I kind of still had some conditioner and product and in the hair, so I went and rinsed it out again thoroughly and I let the lace run under the water so that all the hair was pushed back and I'm telling y'all this nairobi wrap foam is literally The business it literally held all of their hair in place when I use other wrap foam products, they're literally like water to me, like they don't hold anything and they just make everything wet and sticky. But this product I heard about it on YouTube and its really really good, like it held those hairs in place and it literally cooperated with me. So I used this wrap phone to brush all the hair back just so I can get a view of that hairline to see what I'm working with. So this is just me, brushing all of the hair back and making sure that is trained to just be slicked back and you want to start molding their hair to be slicked back while it's wet. I, when I ran the water when I rinsed the wig out again, I actually ran the water. I ran the front of the lace in the water so that the hairs would flow backwards and then I brushed the hairs backwards. While I was running water on it and because it helps just mold to hair and then I went ahead and used the wrap phone on damp hair to furthermore slick it back - and this is how my hairline is looking like. I said I used this way before so I had pre tweezed it and I didn't want to tweeze it anymore, because I have a habit of over tweezing and balding my lace friends, so I just left it like that and then I went ahead and blow-dry the Hair dry, so I can get it ready for styling and if you don't really want to be about child wig business, I really advise y'all to get a wig tripod for your wigs so that you can just style it right on a tripod. It makes a world of a difference so now I'm going to just go ahead and flat on this hair bone straight and slick it real good. I used this Paul Mitchell serum and you only need to use a little teeny drop on each section of hair because it's very potent and very silky and it will leave your hair, nice and silky. If you use the right amount, but to increase, you can use too much, and this is Pink's glossy scar, Sierra spray. I got this in a package from them and it is literally heaven-sent guys, like I just spray like one little spray throughout the hair and brush it and comb and rub the hair wrap the product in the hair. And then I use this amazing comb Flatiron comb that I got off of Amazon. I will leave that link below, but I use that to get the hair in order so that I can flat on it bone straight and even if you don't want to use a lot of products on your wig hair, you don't have so you can really just Use this luster Pink's gloss or spray, it adds the perfect amount of shine and it definitely eliminates frizz throughout your wear of the wig. I literally did not have to flood on this hair for like a good three days, and I think that's pretty good, although this is pretty good hair. I really don't remember where I got it from, but it was decent hearing along with this spray and flat on it. So detailed as I did really kept the hair in place, looking sleek and shot for a really long time - and I really did not give you all the specs on this wig - that's because I just bought it so long ago. I really don't even remember where I got it from when I tried to track where I, when I probably got this hair and like my PayPal transactions history. I think I got it from a company called like Bella's hair New York. I don't know I'll try to confirm that in the description, but this was some pretty good hair. I got a, I think. It'S a 14 inch frontal and, like 18 H bundles. I really don't know what I was thinking, but it did layer the hair out pretty nicely so I mean it worked, but I don't think I would ever get a 14 in the 18 inch in the same setting again you - and this is the outcome of my Flat ironing I'm just using a little bit of this gloss or spray to slick down any flyaways, and just to finish off this sleek look and look at that shake out. I got a few crimps in it from the flat iron, but nonetheless, this here is sleek like look at that it the way the the shake of it is just so bomb. So I just wanted to show you how guys the outcome of my Flatiron technique and you guys should definitely try it. It will definitely guarantee get your hair, nice and sleep, and everybody knows if you care about your weight being sleek. You will pull out that hot comb and starts leaking back those edges. Okay, I got out that hot comb and I said it to like the highest setting on heat and just slicked back those edges, just to make sure that the edges was nice and sleek, and this is the outcome once I have found the middle part that I Wanted it to style the wig with so I just parted down the middle, and I just used a fine-tooth comb to slick it down in the opposite directions, and I used also this my own Nairobi wrapping foam just to make sure all the hairs were going back In place, and then of course, I probably went in with the Flatiron just to make sure that every strand was sleek that I just went through every precaution, and I suggest you do the same when you style your wig and you want to look freaky and at This point guys it is a brand new wig, look at that it is flat its sleek, its straight its soft okay, like this is a brand new wig, and at this point I'm ready for to just you know style it on my head. So I went ahead and glued it on my head guys, and I did not record that because this video will be way too long, but it is also trial and error for me. So once I get gluing my wigs on down pack, I will show you guys all the tips and tricks, the ins and outs, the pros and cons and the do's and don'ts, but for now thanks for watching guys. I really hope you like you guys like the way this turned out and if you like content like this, please let me know in the comments below subscribe to my channel, because I plan on having all types of beauty, fashion, hair, makeup videos coming for you guys. This is that outcome. I really hope you guys like this video. If you did please, let me know, give it a thumbs up. Let me know that you want to see more content like this and thanks for watching guys, I hope to see you guys in the next video so see you soon. Bye,