How To: Install A Curly Lace Frontal Unit | Hair Vivi Wigs

Hey everyone: it's Simone Charisse and we are gon na go straight into this video. We all work with hair Vivi their units come pre bleached, as you can see already the knots already. It'S done for you, there's a headband inside and you have these awesome combs in case you guys are wondering so this video pretty much is going to be the beginners guide on how to install a curly lace, frontal, wig, sometimes curly, lace, frontal. Wigs are a little bit harder, so I want to show you guys how you make it look nice and get it to kind of fit your head and make it look. You know good for you, so I'm gon na start off by just parting. My hair, I did pluck the unit in the front if you guys are not familiar with how to pluck. I do have a video showing you guys how I plucked my unit so to get started. I like to get my part first, then I to use mousse, and I just set the hair now when I say set the hair, I pretty much want the hair to be as flat as possible and in going in a direction that I want it to go. So we want it to go in a side, part direction, kind of making it lay nice and flat. Next, I'm gon na go ahead and use my got to be sprayed. Now, if you're new to my channel, you guys know, I usually cut my lace in three parts, because it makes it so much more easier and I like to have the lace on, because when I spray the waygu, I can actually pull the tabs. Pull the lace tabs down, as you can see, right here, to make sure it stays in place like you see me doing right here once again. Next, I go ahead and cut it off and you're gon na do this for both the left side and the right side. So I want to talk to you guys about why I decided to do this. Video, I feel like straight hair, is so much more easier to you know slay than curly hair. I mean if I'm wrong, then let me know if I'm lying, I'm flying, but I feel like curly hair is so much more harder to kind of like get it to lay nice and fit your head properly side note: it did get a little bit crusty on The sides - and that was because I lifted it up once it was dry - avoid doing that because it's gon na turn white and look disgusting so yeah. So I wanted to show you guys this video, because it's very important, as your wig looks amazing, on your head. Whether it be curly or whether it be straight next, I like to, I call it taming my curls now, if you've seen, I only used water right here at the moment, and I'd rather get my curls to be more defined now, rather than later on, when I've Already hot comb, the hair - I didn't like this length for me to trim to your liking while it's wet, I did go ahead and stretch the hair a little bit because it was just coming out better rather than me, cutting it while it was curly next, I'm Gon na use some ion oil and I'm gon na just make sure the sides aren't crusty anymore and I'm gon na use some lovely bees. Now we're gon na go straight into the edges, and this you can do up to your liking. My goal wasn't to have crazy baby hairs, but I, like my sides when I have a side part to be, as you know, sleepy as possible. That'S just my preference and then I am gon na pluck a little bit in the front of the frontal. I don't usually do this, but it didn't look plucked enough to me. My next step would be to go ahead and hot comb. The hair now we're gon na go into kind of just laying the flat top cuz we're kind of halfway there right now. Some people might leave it like this. For me, I want it to be as flat as possible, so the front part is extremely thick. I recommend putting it in two pieces and just hot combing it like that. You don't have to do literally skinny rolls by rows but break the top part into three pieces so that you're making sure that you're getting it to be as nice and flat as possible. And don't pull the hot comb too far down on the curls? You still want your curls to start as close as possible to the root and then make sure you're putting here in the back to cover that back track or you will. It will be showing and that ain't cute - that's not cute from now on from this point on, I'm just gon na go ahead and be putting my finishing touches on it, so that I can you know, make sure I love my unit and I wanted it to Be more of a layered look, so you can see I'm going in with a razor inner scissors. If you love your hair, the way it is you can stock right here, but for me I want to go a little bit more in depth. That'S what I'm doing right now. I am gon na go ahead and define my curls and just keep hot comb in until I get it to be as flat and to my liking, guys, but you're pretty much done, you're pretty much done if you're like anal. Like me, and you just it's, never perfect enough for you, you might still be sitting here doing this like I am, but if you are just like, oh this look good to be then you're, good, you're, good, okay! Next, I'm gon na go ahead and put some oil and you got to scrunch my curls up. This is my favorite oil for curly, hair or for a weave period, because it's not oily, but it still gives your hair that pop of sizzle that sizzle it makes your hair look like it's life like I love it, one more step guys we are going to Kill our hair with mousse and then we're done we're gon na tie that up tie down our edges and then we're done so. This is the last step that I do with curly here I kind of avoid putting the curls the mousse all over the curls, because you don't want crunchy curls you want your crumbs are still for very soft, and I love about this mousse. It does not give you crunchy curls, so here I am again perfecting, but I'm pretty much done you guys. I hope you guys really enjoyed this video. I absolutely loved this hair from hair Vivi. I think it. The curls were amazing. It does not swell because I did wear it. I am wearing it right now, a day later it does not swell. So honestly, I had a great experience with it. It did have a slight smell, but nothing for you to really go nuts about, but I will see you guys in my next video and bye guys.