Watch Me Tint & Melt This Transparent Lace Frontal Wig !! | #Unicehair

Hey everybody is ivy, so today, I'm gon na show you how I melted this week from start to finish. So the way we're using today is from unis hair, and this is a thirteen by six lace front wig. It'S a really pretty like loose curl type of texture, kind of like a water wave type of texture and it comes with transparent lace. So I'm gon na show you how I transform this lace. It came free plugged. All I had to do this on bleach my knives. I really love the plucking that they did. I don't have to do anything yeah. I was so easy and this is the inside right here and it does for cons. As you guys know. I always take my cones out because they irritate my head. I don't like to farm too much, but I have to do something with this lace. This transparent lace is too too light and I'm gon na go ahead and put on the way just so you guys can get a look at the lace before you tend to so tensing. Your lace, especially if your chocolate like me, is something you don't want to skip you guys. It'S like you, don't want to skip tensions, lace, as you guys can see. It does have a really nice natural hair line, and it does have a lot of parting space. You can do a lot of different styles with this wig and I really like the texture is so cute. It'S like your perfect, loose curl type of look for this summertime right now. Now we're gon na go ahead and take this lace and I'm using my lace. Tent spray that I made myself, I will link it below if you guys, are interested and learning how to make your own. So all you do is spray. This spread myself. All you do is spray this directly on to the lace and then you're gon na. Let like one layer dry or you can use your blow dryer, so go ahead and dry up the tent. So once I let one I'll go in and add another layer, I think I did about two or three layers on this week and right now, as I'm trying to tan I'm gon na, go in with the blow dryer and come and just press the hair back And out of the way - and you guys know I like doing these tricks to make sure my wigs lay nice and flat. So that's all! I was doing right here so again you guys this is how it looks without the tent okay, as you guys can see, this is not gon na work for many skin tones unless you're. On the lighter side, this HD lace was really easy to tint. It um took the color really really well. I was really happy with the way this turned out before I even put the wig on it just looks melty you guys. It looks so so good like tinting. Your lace is definitely worth it. I would suggest doing this over using like foundation, so here's a little before and after flawless, okay, so now we're gon na go in with some alcohol. Ninety ninety-one percent alcohol and I'm gon na wipe off my forehead area because I did have one make up and now we're gon na be using our lace grip glue, and I like to use two layers that last me for about a week yeah. For about a week and um, I'm putting on two layers, I'm just gon na smooth it out, and I like to let this dry in between layers and I've started gluing in sections. So I just glue the front portion first and then I go in and just line everything up and press it into place. Now this is the stuff you don't want to skimp. You want to take your blow dryer and just heat that lace glue back up, and this is just gon na help. Everything note together nicely and help your wig stay on longer. Okay, so now I'm going to go in and cut my lace off right in the front and I'm just pressing it a little bit in place just to make sure it's nice and stuck because I don't want it to lift up when I'm cutting my lace off And, as you guys know, I like to cut in a jacket type of fashion, because you don't want your legs to be shirt across. It makes everything. Look super super fake. So take your time, cutting your lace correctly. Okay, what's almost done cutting off the lace and the front that was really really good. You guys and I'm just gon na glue, my wig on the sides, and I like to take my glue around the rest of my hairline and kind of like on the side of my sideburn. I have such long sideburns. Even when I brush up my baby hair. Like I literally cannot glue my lace in that area, so I just do it like this and then I just kind of rock my own sideburns. So this is a little trick for. Ladies with a lower hairline, I don't even glue my frontal all the way down. The ear tab like this is, as far as I can glue my front tool, but I just pressed it into place, and now I'm gon na cut it off and you guys can see how I'm cutting it really really simple, and this is my little trick for Around the ear - I just let it lay just like that, and it still gives me like that natural look, okay guys! So now I'm gon na go ahead and move to my baby here: okay and I'm just taking out pieces of hair right now and just kind of like scooping them into place before I actually go in and cut because I like to see how things look before I actually cut it okay and now I'm taking a tweezer and just plucking out a little bit of the hair, just to make sure my baby hairs are thin enough because I hate thick baby hair. It looks so fake and now I'm just showing you guys a little review of how it looks right there on the side. So I'm still just doing my baby hairs, pulling out some hair, getting everything ready and I'm moving like that. You guys cuz. I was dancing while I was filming, have no idea what I was listening to, because my microphone wasn't clogged up. So I don't have any audio on this, but whatever it was, I was in joining it a lot. So now I'm gon na go in and cut the baby here and I'm using these really small scissors and I'll link them below they're, so sharp cuz. You don't want to have blunt edge baby hairs. It looks so so fake. So once I was done, cutting I just like to you know, still look at everything and assess everything before I go in and gel them down, but they look really nice and natural and to jail down my baby hairs. I just like to use eco gel. It works the best for me. I don't really like using anything else, because it can make it crunchy around my and cause lifting, and I'm also gon na, go back in with my razor this time and just cut a few more hairs because I didn't take out. Quite enough baby here and I'm just I'm doing like some finishing touches, I don't do this with scissors, because I kind of put against the skin, as you guys can see. Okay, you guys, when I was done my baby here, I did go in and spray some water and conditioner on my hair, just to help redefine the curls, and once I was done, I did tie up the area where my lace is with a scarf really tightly And I left that on for a few hours, because this really helps everything melt into place and you don't want to skip this step. So this is how it looks and I'm taking my scarf off. Everything is so nice and melted and pretty I wasn't sure how I'm going to wear the hair with the part or with the flip over, but I decided to just go ahead and do a flip over and I'm gon na. Take some tweezers and just kind of you know, go in and make sure everything is perfected around the hairline, but for the most part everything looked really really good. I loved the texture of this hair if you guys are interested in our affordable wig like this definitely check out the description bar below. I didn't have any issues with the hair. I did get some shedding that's about it. I didn't receive much tangling. This hair is a coarser thicker type of texture, so if that's something you want and you're interested in definitely check it out. I am I'm putting a little bit of powder back on my forehead because I wiped it all off, but this is the finished look. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I definitely wanted to show you guys how I melted this from start. To finish, I was in love with this. Wig is so cool. You guys look, look how full that is. It'S super full! I just love you so thanks. So much for watching, please don't forget to thumb me up, comment below and subscribe and I always talk to you guys in the next video