How I Re-Install My Lace Front Wig + Styling | Ft. Rpg Hair Pre Highlighted Wig

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so in today's video, literally all I'm gon na do is show you guys how I install a whipped I've already worn before, because I've had a lot of comments asking how to reinstall the wig that you've already worn I've owned. This wig once before, so it's not that old. So I'm not sure if you guys want me to do an update video on how to like freestyle a very, very, very old wig. I'Ve only bought this with once and this week is from RPG hair. So it comes in an 18-inch, it's already ready-made, so I didn't make this unit well, I didn't like how long it was and the curl that it came in because originally it comes in like this tight tight, tight, tight, tight curl and it don't look cute. So I straightened it out. I have some layers and blunt clear and then this is the final look that I got so if you want to know how I installed and done this whole style right, so we're not gon na make this too complicated. It'S real simple, real, easy and very, very quick. So when I'm reinstalling the old wig, I just make sure that all the flowers are back. So all the way out of the length. I make sure that the lace is me and I make sure that all the heads out of the way so I use my wax stick and a hair spray. Normally I use spritz book. My spirits are running out, so I had to use my free spray, so I just make sure I comb all the little baby has that I'd previously worn on the unit back and I'll, then hot comb it when I'm styling it again I'll just brush out the Little baby hairs, you seen you do that so yeah we can get the baby heads back, don't worry and then I go in and just do my normal do down routine. Basically. So when going down, I just make sure that I use a little comb. Well, I'll comb, where the bristles are like close together, just to make sure that I can push and comb down at the same time. So the common you see media has me pressing the lace into the car to be and then still pushing the hands back and, like us always say like don't add too much glue, because you can go back in and add extra. So I just put it where I think I'll need it and then I'll go ahead and add more glue. If I need more, but if I don't, then I did it right so now you can see here me brushing out the old baby hairs that I had before and I'm just holding them and pressing the lace down in my head. So I can clearly see the difference between the baby hands and the rest of the hair and by pulling the baby hair kind of down out and press the lace loop ever into my head. So I just carry on doing that on each side until all of them all my unit is good. I find it better to hold down the hair in front because it just helps me keep the lace in place socially down both sides of make sure everything is secure, right and tight. I just go in and give my unit just a quick extra blast of heat. I don't do the song cool. I do some kind of like a medium saying, just to make sure everything is mounted properly so now it would be silent, so I'm just gon na add my elastic band so that it can melt the head before I do. My baby head blow them lays his Mountain, I'm gon na go in and hot comb my unit and also quick. So I was feeling like this hair was a little bit too long and it just didn't make sense. So I went in and gave it a blunt Club and the blood coat was kind of giving me 95. So I thinking yes, I have kind of an inner core, even sure I acted this clip but yeah I just blow quit not too sure I brought great. So it would just fall nicely over my shoulders, yeah, yes and yeah. So after I might add the lace up a little bit. That'S when I went in and get my baby has. So, as always, I just did my baby. Has this foam these baby has do look a little bit exaggerated on camera, but in real life they were so faint. I like this baby hair, look more than my other ones. To be honest, because a lot of time, I think I overdo it with the baby hairs. So the fact that I didn't light a baby head this time. I was feeling this look to me own ability and when you do, your baby has don't be afraid. If you feel like taking out too much hair, you can always brush it hair back into the unit. You don't have to have it all the hair as baby has so I have to rest up my baby. I just got a couple of styling strips. I think I picked some about three, so it was kind of thick and light. It was secured enough and picked up three styling ships, and then I just place them on the unit so that, while I straightened out the baby has wood set and you know they would have melted and whatever after straightening. This is the finished. Look I like this wig way more than I thought I would honestly like when it first came in the curls and the packaging. I was so scared to wear it, but I really liked it in the end it did come. Pre, dyed and pre highlighted. So you and the knock came pre bleached. I didn't have to do anything like that. Just plucked it. You will have to do a little bit of work to get it to look like this, but not too much. I just recommend straightening it out and if you're not feeling the limp like, I wasn't just clearing a little and you could says you did so. This is their finished. I put it sure so at best I put it to about here cuz I was thinking it just didn't make sense, and this gives me a nice vibe and I like the brown as well at Birth. I looked at this week and I was thinking this is not going to look cute because the wait was cold and the way it was spelled didn't look good. So now straightened out it's not that bad. So if you do order this week, don't be disheartened. If you don't let the cope and literally just straighten out - and it's going to look way better than it calm well I'll pop thumbs that any questions you guys have make sure to leave them in the description box. And thank you guys for watching.