How To Get Bone Straight, Sleek, Frizz Free Hair! Ft Unice Hair

Hello: everyone welcome back to my channel at Euro Carolina back again low in video in today's video. I'M going to be showing you guys what I do to get my hair to be bone straight, super silky and just really shiny and looking it the best. The hair them working with today in this video was kind of listen to me. Buy you nice, hair company. This is a Peruvian straight and it's a wig. I made it myself and I had him three bundles and in front total, 24, 24, 22 and a 20-inch frontal, and I also dyed this hair jet-black, just to really emphasize a straight sleek look. I was going for now, let's get into the video the first thing. First, this is the concealer that I put all over my lace to make it melt. I don't use any light. Tint or anything else is a ruby, kiss concealer in the shade, 11 and yeah. I fell over my lace and that's all I used to make my lace melt into my skin and already have a very detailed tutorial on how I stopped my wig. But I just wanted to insert a few quick clips to kind of give you guys a quick recap. I always cut off my lace before I apply it in here, I'm just using regular scissors, as you can see, I'm trying to cut off as much lace. That does not have any hair on it. If there's no hair on the lace, then baby cut that girl off okay and then I go in with my got to be glue or gel whatever it's a gel, and I used that all over my hair and after that I go in with my blow dryer To just make everything melt and that's it okay, so you that's pretty simple guys pretty simple here, all the tools I used to get my nice straight sleek care. This is a hard brush that I use as a chaser or my flat. Iron got this in Walmart and just a regular degler detangling brush it detangle through the hair and as products I like to use as bio, silk, hair serum adds moisture to the hair as well as making nice and silky, and I also used this discarding a fruity Sleek and shine serum are you like the serum because it helps with frizziness, and it also adds shine and movement to the hair and then the last product that I use for the hair. Is this carrot kerouac styling stick? This is a more of a finishing product. I use this at the end of my styling to kind of just make the hair look really nice and flat in sleep and now for the obvious tools, my flat iron, which you know this is a very basic flat iron, a hot comb. You always need a hot comb for anything you're using if you're gon na be used to like a twig vertical closure, you always need a hot comb, and then I have these jars, where how I keep all my hair ties and scrunchies. I also use that because I need to separate the hair and make it easier to work with, but now let's get into the actual straightening of the hair. Here'S a look of me appreciating my work like baby. I slayed this look at this insult okay. Now I'm going and with a couple pumps of the Garnier serum and I like to use this one first before I put the Bioscope serum, I don't have a particular reason. It'S just what I like to do and then I'm making sure that I'm brushing the product out completely through the hair, because I want all of the hair to be saturated with really nice, nourishing serum and I'm gon na go in with the biosuit serum as well Same routine, i buy the really small bottles in the be spiced door. These are about like $ 2. The bigger size of this serum is about, I believe, like twenty one dollars, or they have a half size for twelve, but this little tiny serum bottle like it lasts me a very long, wait cuz! You don't need it too much so yeah two dollars for this little tiny thing, and it is honestly the Holy Grail. Like I love using this on my straight hair. It makes the hair super super straight and silky and also helps prevent frizz, but yeah, I'm just making sure that I'm stops rating the hair completely and getting all of it from the root to tip like come on. Don'T be shy, some more so silly, the ones I have gotten the hair properly saturated the hair is looking a little bit wet again. I like to go with my blow-dryer kind of just helps, feel the products into the hair and also just make the hair more dry. I don't like flat ironing wet hair, because you know I feel like I'm just like damaging the hair, so I like to go with my blow dryer and the brush and just blow dry the product into the hair. So, like I'm using the brush to detangle the path of the Flatiron, if that makes sense, so the Flatiron and the brush go hand-in-hand like I'm using the brush to really loose make the hair, nice and sleek as a flatiron is running down it kind of sunk. Just look at it like I don't know, I don't think about explaining, but you get to just what I'm doing. I think it's called The Chaser method, but yeah I like using this brush. This is so like thick and coarse that just kind of like gets all the strands to be really straightening and the silky, and I got this brush from Walmart and it's a little pricey. The brush was like $ 7, but honestly, I love this brush. If I use it for my natural hair as well as my wigs, I just like to take my time the key to getting really nice silky straight hair is taking your time like the more time you put into it. You will see the results and your hair looks to Bristol key into the bone straight. So yeah I'm when I kind of I'm going to stop talking and just let the rest of the clips play because all self-explanatory and I'm using all my brushes just chase the hair, and I will come back once I'm done. Straightening there nice hard brush just really make the hair super, shiny and sleek and, of course, got ta use the og hot comb to just lock in the style, as you guys probably saw in the last clip. I went ahead and just cut off the ends. A bit because, like most hair ends, were a little bit dry and frizzy and I did cut some slight layers into the hair but yeah. That is all I do and, as you can see, this is looking the sleek bomb. Like I look slayed, I did this