Styling 8 Inch Curly Lace Frontal | Luxury Hair Dealer

Worry about yourself and don't worry about nobody: drinking water, hey, y'all! Welcome! Back to my channel! It'S me arielle. Today'S video, i'm going to show you how i styled this beautiful hair, how i did the baby hair on it. I attempted to do a meltdown. That'S what this video was supposed to be, but it didn't really work out. Um i'll, tell you more about that later on, but i want to say thank you to the luxury hair dealer. They sent me this hair to give it a try, so make sure you stay tuned to find out what i think about it and also see the flaws with my um meltdown, because i do have some flaws but yeah, let's get into this video alright. So, like i said this hair is from the luxury hair dealer. This is the eight and a half inch water wave lace, front, wig first day straight out the mail. This is how the hair looks. As you can see, she needs a little bit of love, so i bleached the knots and installed the wig using the meltdown ball cap method. I did this off camera. This was my very first time, gluing down a frontal, so please do not judge me. I wanted to show you where i went wrong and myself so next time i can get it right so now i am parting off the hair that i want to make into baby hair, and i have this black line going down the edge of the lace i Used a black eyeliner to mark where i wanted to put the wig, i saw leah jay, do it in her video and um. For some reason i had to use black, and that was a terrible idea, because it did stain the lace and there was nothing. I could do about it at the time because i couldn't put water on it because then the glue would come up. You know so i just had to deal with it. So now i'm going into tweeze behind the baby hair section. I wanted to mimic my real baby hair with this. My hair is much thinner than this wig. The wig is 180 density, so i definitely had to tweeze. I didn't want to tweeze too much, though, because the hair did shed when i first washed it and i didn't want to risk increasing the shedding. So i'm going to go back and forth just tweezing it until it's to my liking and i just dry brush it. Just to see if it looks how i want it to look and if not i just tweeze a little bit more. Of course you don't need super long, baby hair. So i cut off most of it. I'M going to use my eco styler gel and my handy dandy toothbrush to make my edges just how i do my real hair, my real baby hair. I have a video on it if you haven't seen it right now. These baby hair look really nice to me, but in the future i feel like i'll, look at them and think why are they so thick? But this is really how i do my real one so yeah for now, i'm loving it. It'S also good because it helps to disguise that black line that i had made now, i'm moving on to my other side and parting off my baby hair and just going to do the same exact thing. So when my head is down like this, i feel like you can see how the lace is just a pinch dark from my skin like the slightest little bit to not look like really realistic. Besides the fact that my cap is farther behind than the lace like i said it's my first time, don't judge me i'm trying to figure it out. I do think the lace was a little bit too dark and i looked up videos on how to fix it. But i really haven't found one that's helpful yet, but when i do i'll try and make a video as well, so you can see the parts that are just way too thick to look realistic and those are the hairs i'm pulling. Sometimes it is hard to know what to tweeze and what not to tweeze, but i would just say, take your time because it's better to under tweeze than over twist now. The baby here are complete, i'm taking two neck strips to further lay them down, and also i'm going to put the satin scarf right on top together. The neck strips and the satin scarf are going to keep the lace from getting wet. When i put the water on the hair now, this is how the back of the hair looks before i put the water on now, i'm using my mister. This is from amazon or sally's. I have one from both and they work the same. I'M just wetting the hair completely. Then i'm going to go in with my eco styler gel to help to define the curls and it'll make the curls. Last longer. Now i'm going in with the denman brush demon brush and curls go together. Something about this brush just makes curls look amazing. Now for the wet look, i'm going to use the garnier, fructis, sleek and shine serum and i'll just go back and forth between that the gel and the denman brush. This is the perfect short curly bob, because the hard part is already done, which is the cut. It'S not a harsh straight across blunt cut. It'S more of a soft stacked, effortless cut all around this hair is just beautiful. I cannot lie, though i was worried how it would look on me being that my face is so big and still round, and the hair is eight inches, but i love it. I love how it looks on me. I love how it sits on my neck. It'S not too long. I had a few sparse curls that didn't pop back that i cut off, but nothing major. I know you guys are going to love this hair, so the link will be in my description to check it out. Thank you luxury hairdiller, for sending this and being my very first lace. Frontal wig meltdown glue down situation, as always. Thank you guys so much for watching make sure you leave me a thumbs up subscribe to my channel if you're not subscribed - and i will see you in my next video