So I Boiled My Hair... Ft. China Lace Wigs

Hello, everyone today i'll be showing y'all how I made this hair go from straight like this to curly and I'm doing this using the steam processing method. I just saw it and I was like. Oh let me try this on this hair cuz. I got this hair from timeless wigs. It was supposed to be deep wait here. It was, it was wavy, but it wasn't deep wait. It was like a loose loose deep wave, I don't know, but I was not happy about it. So I just wanted to find a way to curl it permanently, since they couldn't do it. You know, and this hair was a full lace wig, so it wasn't cheap. So I was gon na get my money's worth so we're gon na brush this out a little bit and then we're going to section it off into sections. I did pretty big sections because I wanted big curls. I don't like the tiny little crows, especially now. I'M straight here, so I wanted to make it deeply like I said so. I got the rollers then we're as close to deep wave as I could find, and I just used them on this hair. So for the flexi rods, I decided that the yellow and the red were closest to the size. I wanted a close to B, so I just used them on and off. I wanted to be pretty so I do spread and I see a little bit red and yellow and so on. You see me like opening on orange ones and the blue ones, but I don't use so just pay no attention to them. I do not use the orange in the blue ones, so we're wrapping the hair around. All I did was take those books arrive at the top of it. I said some hair and I just turned my wrist every time. I turn around the flexi rod um. If you don't know how to wrap Suraj, maybe you should start up a video. That'S specifically for that cuz. I literally just show me just wrapping the hair around it's not hard, but when you start doing it, you will know how to do it. You'Ll just get used to it Here I am breaking rocks from aluminum foil to use it as they enter up. I know it's ghetto its ratchet whatever I could not find any interrupts, so I just used to makes the best thing. So when you're all done, it should look like this. I used about less than 20. It doesn't take much to cut all the hair, especially his lot. So I let the water boil for like 45 minutes and I just simply put the hair in the pot. Now when I did it, I made sure that every single roller got way. I do not want a loose roller. I don't want one to not be curly. I just wanted them all to look the same, so I made sure they all got wet and I just kept flipping it and flipping it and touching it. But yeah that's right! So you want to let that sit in the water for like three to five minutes and then after three to five minutes. I just took it out because I did not want to mess it up. I didn't want to mess anything up. They want to take any kind of chances so, and you see the water, it was so nasty. The water looked just disgusting and I enjoyed it for 48 hours for two days and now that I'm taking him down, I was so excited. I took him down in the curled, looked perfect. They were all perfect. I was kind of feeling myself when I had to do them, but all that went away when I go see OCLC so our separating these curls and they all look good. They look so good and I was lucky wishing I might real hair look like this, but it does. It looks so nice and, as I kept separating, I just kept liking it more and more. So I got the spray bottle out ready to test that this was permanent. I rubbed the water in I saw a little curl. I got happy got some conditioner put it on the hair, put it on a little test strand. I was like man this done by today, so cute I got the deep wave always like what is that? There'S no curl, you got a bigger piece, wet it rubbed it in and what is that? There'S? Nothing there's really nothing. I tried to scrunch it up. Didn'T work got the fake, Denman brush out. You know the master, the curls so we're just gon na move on to it. Looking cute, if you like the way, this looks make sure you give me a thumbs up, because I liked it. I was actually thinking about putting this on my head that second, actually, the curls turned out beautiful and I highly recommend those flexi rods on natural hair because it looks terrific