Dola Hair 20 Inch Water Wave Lace Frontal Wig Glueless Install

Hey guys and welcome back to my Channel today, I'm installing a 13 by 6 20 inch water, wave lace, frontal wig. This hair was said to me by Dola hair company and the hair came to me pre plucked and it looked like it was already. Please bleached. I just washed it and let it dry, and now I'm just laying my hair down, I'm not gon na braid it I'm just gon na lay my hair down so that I can install the week so first, I just put some oil moisturizer in my hair. Just to put a little moisture back in there cuz it was looking a little dry. Then I use the Nairobi foam setting lotion to just help set. My ponytail set my hair into a ponytail. Then I'm just using some rubber bands and I'm gon na put it in a low ponytail as low as you can get. It put a little bit more of the Nairobi setting lotion on my ponytail just to help my hair late, just a little bit flatter and I'm using some bobby pins to secure it up also to decrease that knot back there. I just slid the rubber band up. Just a little bit now, I'm using some got to be glued jail, just to lay my edges down and I'm just gon na put it all around the front of my edges. Just put it on all the edges here, I'm just putting the got to be jail on my edges, making sure everything is going straight back, because my hair line is really close to my eyebrows. So I just want to make sure everything is laying - and it's going straight back here - I'm gon na spray, some of the gut to be glued free spray on my edges, just to make sure everything is going back and also did my edges is hard, so they Won'T start lifting because I'm not using a cap in this installation, I just what they got to be dry under the hair dry for about 20 minutes and then I'm gon na start plucking, my the frontal on the wig. It came free plucked, but I just wanted to pluck it just a little bit more and actually it could have been plucked a little bit more after I finished plucking it because it was still pretty thick, but it looks good. It looks pretty natural on my hairline. Looking really close to my own hairline after my hair is all dried, I'm just checking to make sure everything's dry and here's the wig after I plucked it. That'S how the curls came out once I washed it, I'm just putting the wig on my head to fit. Make sure it fits in so that I can cut the lace off, so the lace look pretty thin. It wasn't. I don't know if it was trends lucid or invisible lace, but it it was pretty thin. So once I put my concealer on there, it blended really well with my skin. You just want to cut that lace off in a kind of a zigzag motion. If you have a eyebrow torture or a razor, you can use that to cut it off so that it won't come out so straight, so it won't be a straight line, but you can just use the scissors and cut in a zigzag and it'll be good. You just want to take the wig off and take a little brush and some concealer and put it especially toward the edges of the lace. The part that's gon na be seen on your skin and see it blend it in with my skin really we'll just fold. It back put some clips on it. I accidentally tore the lace when I was putting it on, but just take your got to be free spray and spray. It right on the hairline and just a little bit back just want to spray it and then just kind of make sure it doesn't run down. Pat it just a little bit and then use the blow dryer until it gives tacky y'all. I have so much hair around my edges. I have to spray about two to three, probably three or four times just to make sure that it stuck to my forehead in there, because my hairline is so close to my eyebrows. So I sprayed the free spray about. Maybe three or four times and then blow-dried it and it was tacky and being a lady down once it gets. Tacky just lay it down. On top of the free spray use the blow dryer to help it stick and just keep blow-drying it until that portion is stuck down you're, just gon na repeat the steps again use this free spray use the blow dryer dry it until it gets tacky and then Probably free spray again, maybe two to three times use the blow dryer, let it get tacky and then you can lay it down. Also, I found helpful if you use a rat tail comb with the middle and that really helps to lay the hair down. While you blow drying y'all just keep using that metal, rep tail comb with the blow-dryer to help lay it down and if you start seeing the white residue or if it starts getting too hard for you around the edges. Just take the rat tail comb and just comb it out and softened. You know the edges of okay. I was seeing just a little bit too much of the white residue, so I just got some 91 % alcohol in the towel and I just dabbed it just lightly. I didn't wipe it. I just dabbed it, and then I also put a little bit of all Sheen on there just to take that white cast away here. You just wan na store is taking out a little bit of baby hair. If you can tell, I had still some of my own and just was out so I'm gon na fixed it with the baby here now straight, I'm gon na be cold anyway, so it doesn't matter if you crazy, okay, so you're just gon na take a little Bit more of the got to be glued free spray, I know y'all, tired of seeing it and then just lay your baby hairs. Have you want them? You can make them wavy or you can just make like the swirls. I was just trying to cover up my own hair cuz. My own hair was sticking out in front. I started using this bandana because I like cotton scarves for frontals and wigs, but I ended up switching to some wrapping strips cuz. I couldn't get it tired right, as you can see you can park this week, just about anywhere the party space went back pretty far trying to decide where I'm gon na put my party look like i'ma go with a middle part yeah. I think I'm gon na go with a middle part here, I'm using the Loreal sleek it heat protectant spray, because I'm just gon na wear the week straight. So I want to use some heat protectant. I always use heat protecting. Usually, I use the silk elements, but this time I'm gon na use the Loreal, so they just want to brush the hair brush it out and start getting ready to Flatiron I'm straightening the hair with the bay bliss two inch flat iron. If you're looking for some good flat irons to straighten hair with these right here or it, they gon na get the hair bone silky straight, and you probably only have to do about one pastor here. You can take those wrapping strips off of your hair and I'm gon na take the pressing comb and just press that middle part out just to make sure everything is lean. Super super flat once you're done with that you just get a thin brush makeup brush and some powder, whatever color, that you usually wear for your face and just draw kind of a straight line down the part so that the hair looks. This part looks more skiing light, then you're, just gon na take the generic shape and spray and just spray it in there's a little kind of even out that line. So it's not so white yeah just checking to make sure everything is laying all the baby hairs. This land everything is straight and it's how to scarf around my head and put some makeup on here. I'M just taking out the clips untying that stupid scarf that I tied on my head and left for dent all the way around. So when you see it in the back later, don't mind it, it's just the dent from the scarf that I didn't restrain at first. I didn't know how I was gon na feel about this week, but after putting it on and styling it, I really really liked it. It looks like my own natural hair when I wear my own natural, her straighten just a little bit longer or a lot longer, but here's the finished look. I hope you guys liked it if you did make sure you subscribe to my channel like and comment. Let me know what you want to see next and also don't forget to tap that notification bill so you'll be the first to know whenever I upload a new video. Thank you guys for watching