Curling And Teasing Synthetic Wigs: Centre Part Wig Styling Tutorial

Hi guys this is kind welcome back to my channel. Today'S video, as I'm sure you can tell by the tail, is going to be another wig song tutorial. I keep getting more requests to do the like finger. Wavy Marcel Crowe - that's really popular right now, but today I'm going to be showing you guys how to do it as a center part. I'M really excited about this one, because I'm working on a brand new wig, this wig was essentially by Donna love hair. They reached out to me and asked me if I wanted to feature one of their wigs in a video I could not refuse. So it's going to be the first time that I'm showing you guys a wig, that's straight out of the bag. So this is what the hair looks like it's 26 inches of synthetic hair. Let me go put the song okay. This is what it looks like straight out of the bag. It'S quite expensive on the side, I'm pretty sure it's like 110 120 dollars somewhere on there, which is a lot of money. Considering you can get synthetic waist funds for like half that price, but I mean my first impression is that the hairs do feel very soft and silky and the wig is very dense, so you're not gon na be able to see any tracks while you're wearing it Plus the fibers are also pieces, so you can use your styling tools on this and they also throw in a free wig cap and a wig brush with your purchase. So I was very impressed to see this so I mean I guess I understand what a high price point comes from. I mean if you have the money and you want to invest in some nice luxury, wigs and I'll link it down below in the description, and they gave me a coupon code. Show you guys online caius. If you like H, always to check out, I don't make any Commission off of it if you're wondering just a way of letting them know that I sent you. If you make a purchase, so you know, maybe they can sponsor some more wig tutorials in the future and it's a win-win situation. Anyway. I'M going to take this off because they look like processer and let's get into the tutorial alright, so I pinned a wig on my canvas block if it looks different, it's because I covered it in a bunch of tape and plastic wrap. I got a comment on one of my los míos. One of you guys recommended that I do this to protect it from getting moldy from all the steam that I use and because I also use lots of hairspray, so this just protects the canvas block. You'Ll also notice that the lace on this wig is longer than usual all the way down here. That'S because it's hair straight out of the bag and when you buy a lace front wig, if you're not already familiar. The lace is usually kept extra long because some people like to modify the hairline by trying in their own hairs here and because they want you to be able to cut the lace to your desired length. Lots of people just cut right up to the hairline because it looks more natural. That way I like to leave about a centimeter to half a centimeter of lace left because just long without way, because I glue the Big John when I wear it. But I'm not going to cut the lace just yet because I'm not wearing it yet I'm saying keep it out this blank. As you can see, it already comes with this nice beautiful factory curl. So you could just wear the wig like this. I mean it looks good enough that I'm going to show you how I style it. So, as always, I start out by parting the hair where I wanted to, as you can see, since this is a lace on wig. There'S lace right there so that when you part it in the middle, it looks like it's growing out of your scalp and the way I'm going to set the rollers is I'm going to set them. Diagonally, like this, going all the way to the ear, so the hair is going away from the part on each side, but also going towards the camera, and I have a new product that I wanted to show you guys. I went by Sally's Beauty Supply the other day and got them and papers, and I think they're meant to like keep the hair more organized at the end. Basically, what you do with them is you put it on the hair like this right at the end, and I guess the purpose of this is to save you from having kind of like kinky tangled and when you're cutting the wig and then I'm just going to Curl, it all the way to the base and pinning it in just like so now, I'm moving on to the next section and picking out a panel of care and I'm going to brush it out with a brush skin with this wig. Alright, let's finish now roller setting the first roll of hair, which is right at the hairline, which I would say is the most important part, because this is the part that people see, and so, if you mess this up, then you might as well just give up. But as you can see, all the curlers are away from the part so that when I take them all out, the hair just naturally wants to part there and then I'm going to continue this pattern all the way around the head. So this is what the finished rollers that looks like this would be the front hairline, as you can see right at the part, the curl is go diagonally out, but if you go towards the dock they kind of full from diagonal to horizontal. The thing was doing curlers. Is you never want to adjacent curlers to be like in different directions? You want the curls cut and all to flow together so that the hair kind of looks nice and cohesive yeah. Now the next step is just to steam it. So I'm gon na go fill my steamer up with some water and then we're going to set these curls in place. Okay, so I snuck a bag over the wig which, if you watch my videos, it's something I do pretty often it just helps. The heat circulate around the wig instead of going all up in the air. I'M going to do this for a couple of minutes until I kind of get the sense that the wig is nice and hot and damp. I wonder if you can like put oils in the hot water, so this B makes a wig smell like vanilla, like chocolate, okay and good at change off now, I feel like it's been not even like three minutes, maybe but like a minute and a half, and Now I'm going to leave this to dry down and cool down and I'll be back in like an hour when Alan local, you could honestly leave this like overnight or however long you want to, but I recommend taking the bag off once it's cooled down. Otherwise, the hair is kind of just soaking in all this, like wet condensation. So now I'm going to take all of these curlers out and let's see how it turned out my verdict, I'm using the endpapers by the way which just to let you know I didn't use it over the entire head. I started to get tired of putting them in, I feel like it does make a small difference in how clean the ends come out and because sometimes when you're putting it in rollers and the hair is different lengths, it can kind of get kinky up in there. But the thing is, it doesn't really make that much of a difference that it's worth the extra time and effort that it takes to put them in. But if you're interested trying them out, I think they only cost like two dollars. Tell you your supply. So these curls came out beautifully and you'll see as I promised earlier. The hair re has a nice built in middle part without even trying that hard and it even has volume without any teasing. So you could wear it like this now, but I'm going to show you guys how I kind of styled the finger waves and add some teasing, so I'm suppressing it out for now I'm going to grab my teasing brush looks like this. I'M going to get two teasing on this side of the head and you always want to tease on the sides of the hair that are not going to be visible, so it would be the under size of it. So I just backcomb at the like this, and you see it just ends up on its own, like that. This, by the way is still the hairline. I haven't, started teasing this. Yet I'm just teasing like this part of the head, then I'm going to tease the hairline turning it around just so you guys can get a better view and just back home just like that. Now I'm choosing the parts that are near the ear and I just flipped the two sections over. So I they're out of the way, looks like a huge mess and that's because it is but we're going to smooth it out later. I'M just going to do the exact same thing over to this side and a tip is to take the jacent sections that you've teased and then tease them together, so that they're all one big unit, okay yay. So this is what the hair looks like now that I've teased all the roots it has to go through about stage before looking good, and you just have to kind of trust yourself with the teasing. The next step now is to smooth out all the teasing and in getting the brush they provided with a package. I kind of like the flesh, actually not freshly hard enough to undo the teasing, but for me brushing to get the surface of the hair so that the surface looks neat again alright, so I brush it out and if you can see it looks a lot less. Like a big sewer rat and we're back to that coral pattern that we had originally it's going to look a little bit flatter than how it looked before, because obviously you just took a bunch of teasing out. But the point is that it should have more volume than it did without the teasing and you'll notice. If I press down on this, it has a bunch of give, because there's still that cushion of teasing left at the bottom. Since I only brush out the surface and didn't detangle all of the teasing, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to take my clip and then suction this off. So I can work on this side of hair. First, so you'll see the section of hair fall straight on my face, which I don't like. What I want right to do is for the first curl to go up, I'm going to use a little roller to push this first crust up and make sure it stays up, and I'm going to pin it in place and the purpose of doing the teasing is Because I wanted a bit of a lift there, but I can go ahead and judge it up a bit more. If it's not enough, since this part goes up and out, the Mexico is going to want to go down in tin. So we have a cross in the trough so taking that trough that just naturally appears because of the rollers and I'm going to emphasize the deficit by sticking our roller in there and then pinning it in since this one's down and in the next one. Again, it's going to go up and out so taking that in my fingers and organizing it, so it goes up and out and then putting a roller there. Even if the hair already looks the way you want it to look using all of these rollers and pins and clips will ensure the hair stays in that place when you freeze it with hairspray and a blow dryer that way, it doesn't move around alright. So this is a hair now, all in its rollers and pins. All I'm going to do now is just freeze it with a hairspray and a blow-dryer and I'll be right back all right, so the hairspray and blow-dryer will have hopefully frozen the curls in sleep. So now I can take out all these rollers and pins and let's see how the hair look: okay, yeah. So this is what the hair looks like now, I'm going to clean up the ends a little bit because they're a little bit frizzy, all I'm doing, is taking the hair in my hands and then just brushing it so that it's nice and smooth like that. It kinda reminds me of that purple McDonald's guy grimace, if you guys remember him, oh I love it. I think it's a gorgeous before and after I think I'm gon na go put on a quick face and I'll show you the wig in its full glory. Okay, so I did a really quick beat and now I'm going to put on this wig and before I put it on, I wanted to show you guys how I cut the lace. So if I put it on just like this you'll notice that the lace is far too long, I don't like to kind of when it's on my head, because I don't feel like I have that much control I feel like you, should also use, like a smaller Pair of scissors to have more control, but this is all I have cutting a little bit at a time. I'M cutting about a centimeter away from the hairline and the closer you cut the hairline, the more realistic it will look when you're wearing it. But I like to give myself a little bit of space to make it last longer and also because sometimes I glue my wigs done when I wear them. So I like to leave a little bit of space for that. So now, when it comes to putting it on I've, seen people do it upside down like this and they just dip their head into it. I'M not a big fan of that method. I feel like it ruins a style. I put it on starting at the back. Oh, my god, I just realized. I didn't shave my office, I'm going to be right back. This is why I hate wearing anything. That'S not a huge fur coat so, like I was saying before I take the wig and the back of it. I line up with the back of my head and I start there and once it's back there, I just pull the wig forward like that and then line the little side flops with my real hair line. On my side burn, I like to put my weight hair line just a little bit below my rear hair line, because I have a big man forehead. If I'm going to be going out, I like to secure this part down with some pros-aide I'll. Also, do it like I'm doing up to and sighs exposed, but since I'm just going to stay here and since the hair is falling down and covering up the slides anyway, I'm just going to leave it like that, and that's why I put on my wig. If you need more security, you can take little bobby pins and I usually do. Is I find a spot? That'S like underneath the hair like right here and then I just pin it into place just like that. I don't like to pluck the hairline or put in little baby hairs, I'm not really that extra with my wigs, I'm not trying to trick anyone into taking this. My real hair, I mean as long as the lace isn't uke lockable and my sideburns aren't showing it from underneath. I am satisfied but yeah, so that's to finish. Wig thanks again sadhana love hair for sending me this wig to try on, for you guys, be sure to check them out I'll link them down below in the description eleven know who sent you thanks so much for watching everyone. I can't wait to read with you guys tops today in the comments and I'll see you next time. Bye,