Faux Undercut, Wig Styled 2 Ways! Premium Lace Wigs Melted Lace Wig Start To Finish Easy Tutorial

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you are new here, welcome, don't forget to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe down below, if you have not already so today's video is going to be a tutorial on this wig that was sent to me from premium lace. Wig I'll have all of their information some promo codes and direct links down below in the description box. Along with my wig, I received a wig cap, haircare instructions, a comb, hair clips, an elastic band, bobby pins and a pink storage bag. I recieved a Brazilian loose wave wig. The cap construction is glueless, full lace, the wig is 20 inches, 180 percent density and the lace color is medium brown. The wig does have three combs and an adjustable strap in the back and the frontal is pre plucked. So here's how the wig looks when you first take it out at the package and then you put it on your head. It'S beautiful! I love this wave pattern. I want to make sure that I am sticking to its true and natural wave pattern, so I'm gon na keep that in mind, as I am styling this wig, so no heat or anything, I'm just gon na make sure that I make the wave pattern pop, as I'M styling it. I also do love the fact that this hair is more of a color number one than a number one B, and I dye my hair jet-black when I receive curly units and the fact that I do not have to do that to this wig. Specifically, just saves me an extra step, okay, so the first thing that I will be doing is bleaching the knots along the hairline in frontal portion of this wig so I'll be grabbing. My quick blue powder Lightner by L'Oreal, as well as a 20 volume developer. I am going to apply it to the knots and allow it to process off-camera just to save time. Okay, so now that the knots have been bleached and the hair has been washed in deep conditioned, as you can see, the curl pattern is still. There is still really really pretty it's now time to pluck away some of that extra density from the hair line. If you are new here, I do have a method of customizing. My wigs and my frontals call it the beige method. The first part of that method is basically placing a wig cap on my wig head and going through the frontal and plucking the hairs in his exact motion. If you would like a full in-depth tutorial, I do have that already posted on my channel. So make sure you guys check that out or click somewhere on the screen or down below for the direct link, and I also want to keep in mind that I don't want to over. Pluck the hairline at all. I just want to pluck it enough for it to look natural and after I apply the wig. If I need to pluck more from the hairline, then I am able to do so once it's on my head. The next step of the beige method is to create a perfect lace, color match by using a custom-made lace tent, because this is a full lace. Wig cap construction. I do highly suggest taking that custom-made, lace, tint, color and spraying it on the entire wig cap, but because I know that I am NOT going to style this wig in a way that you will see the entire wig cap like I'm not going to part it All the way down the center of the wig, I'm not going to focus on the entire wig cap with this lace tent as much so I'm just going to spray that lace tent on the frontal portion of this wig. I do do two layers of that lace. Tent and I blow-dry it in between each layer - this is a customized lace tent. If you would like to know how I created it, I do have a video posted on that as well check the link down below or click on, the screen or check my channel for that alright. So I was binge watching 13 reasons why the newest season, I think, is season 3, and I really really liked Jess's hair this season. I'Ll insert a picture, if you guys don't even know what I'm talking about, but she basically kept wearing these hairstyles, where it was kind of like cornrows on the side, and she had like this cute little flip over and she had like wavy and curly hairstyles. With that, so I was like, let me try that so I'm basically going to cornrow the hair, and one thing that I really like about this style is that you get the look of an undercut without actually having to shave your frontal down. Although I do have a video posted on how to shave or get an undercut on your lace, frontal we're just going to fake that look by doing four cornrows on the side, because this is a full lace. Wig, you are able to do cornrows all the way back, so I can part this wig and do like a full corner from the hairline all the way down to the nape, but for the specific style that we're doing today. I do not need two cornrow it from the front all the way to the back. Now that I'm finished those cornrows, I'm gon na finish it off by applying some foam mousse, I'm going to basically Pat this into the core rows and then I'm going to tie to styling strips on top of that and that's basically going to mold the hair down And any flyaways that I may have from the cornrows is going to lay it down flat, and it's also going to give me a really nice luster and shine you. So now we have our style taking form. As you can see. It'S kind of that flip over that I was talking about and you see the baby here is in the front and also my sideburns as well. Okay, on to styling I'll be grabbing a bottle of water. My Felicia Leatherwood brush my aunt Jackie's flaxseed recipes, don't shrink flaxseed, elongating, curling gel and my diffuser I'm going to grab a section of hair spray it with water, I'm going to detangle it with my detangling brush. Next, I'm gon na grab that elongated flaxseed gel and break it through each section. I am using my detangling brush for this part as well, because the detangling brush is going to help get that wave pattern to pop. After that, I'm going to grab my diffuser and diffuse each section now, it's time to cut the extra lace off. As you can see, the hairline on this wig does have an arc where the forehead is. It comes downwards more and my hairline is the opposite of that. So I'm just gon na grab the rat tail end of my comb and I am going to cut some of that shape away from the hairline so that it can match my hairline a little bit better. I am gon na follow the rest of the hairline. With my razor blade just to get rid of that extra lace, I do have baby hair on the side of the wig where the cornrows are, and I want to make sure that I'm holding that hair backwards so that I do not cut the lace accidentally where The baby hairs are, and here is the finished - look. Thank you so much for watching. If you have any questions, please leave them down below in the comment section. Don'T forget to check down below in the description box, for more information, promo codes and direct links to this wig and to the company, and don't forget to give this video a huge thumbs up, can't wait to see you all in my next video bye, guys.