Bleaching, Plucking,Making A Secured Wig Using Gorilla Glue & Installing|Www.Ibhslays.Com

Hey beauties and welcome back, i am beautiful, hustle tv. I know you guys been waiting on this video and i'm bringing it to you today today will be a complete start to finish video, which means i will be showing you guys how i bleach pluck make my um custom frontal, wig, using gorilla glue and also installing My wig using my lace, my adhesive, now today, this hair is provided by me, my company, my brand, the beautiful hustler brand, and this is a 20 inch, transparent, lace, frontal and four bundles of 32, which is 232's and 234's, and all of this is from my Raw hair collection, um, if you don't know, i just rebrand uh what relaunched my raw hair collection and i will be showing you guys the quality, how it bleaches, how it plugs, how it looks when you install it and all of the above now. For starters, i'm going to show you guys how i um bleach my knots. This was highly requested as well as noah updated, plucking video. So i decided to do everything all in one. So for starters, um i'm showing you guys everything i like to use and when it comes to bleaching knots. I i like to use the quick blue bleaching powder over the bw2 one, because this powder is thicker. Usually, when you use the bw2 - and you add liquid, it gets watery really fast, but with this quick blue powder um, it's very thick, so you don't have to really wear uh. You know worry about your consistency being too um like too loose too um watery, because it takes a lot for it to get watery, which is also good, because once you spread the powder onto your knots, you do not have to worry about the hair uh bleeding We'Re not bleeding but bleaching over on the actual hairs and making the hairs blonde, because it's thick and it just really gets those knots bleached really well, and when i bleach the knots i like to use 50 volume developer, you can use 30. You can use 40 to use. 50 is up to you. You can use 10 20, but the lower the volume the longest take to you know it's going to take to process, so i just like to use the highest volume, because i don't bleach my knots for that long. I just pretty much like to do it and get it over with and um before. I even start to apply the bleach and everything i usually take holding spray, but since i ran out, i just took some pump it up, spritz and spray it on the front of the hairs of the frontal, and i just combed all the hairs down that way. There'S no hair is, you know, flying away all over the place, and it also gives the front of the hairs like a little firm hold. So when i flip the frontal, it's just easier for me to just spread the glue and not worry about getting any bleach on the hairs. So, however, i'm going to go ahead and continue to spread the bleaching powder all over the knots and i like to bring it a little bit past the hairline. Just to make sure that i get all of the knots bleached like evenly, and i'm just going to flip that upside down back onto that full paper. That way, i can see a processing in that way. I can also monitor the bleach not getting on the hairs, so i'm just gon na go ahead and lay that down and i'm just gon na watch it for a while um during the whole bleaching process - and you know it all depends on how long like you. Never know how long exactly it's going to take to bleach the knots you know bright enough, so you just want to continue to watch it, but here after letting it sit for about 20 minutes um, the knots are blonde. As you can see, so i'm going to go ahead and take my purple shampoo and i went ahead and shampooed that frontal out. But in for me. What i like to do is leave that purple shampoo sitting on those knots for about 10 minutes, and then i will go ahead and wash that out and condition it. And this is what the frontal looks like after bleaching the knots and i still have not plucked anything at all, and you know, as i mentioned before, the frontal does come pre-plucked. So this is just right. After bleaching and toning, the knots and i haven't even begun. Plucking yet - and it's already pre-plugged, but in my opinion i love how pre-plugged the sides are, but i do want to go in some more towards the middle of their frontal. So i will go ahead and begin to plug those hairs out when plucking a pre-plugged frontal. What i like to do is pull down everything, that's already pre-plucked and then i like to start pulling the hairs out. I also like to create little rose and pluck in like different sections. So, as you can see, i started by plucking. You know further back behind the hairline, because i like to thin out um hair, starting from the back of the hairline and work my way forward. That way, you don't have to really worry about bald spots, and you know you can really take your time and see what you're plucking out and i am using the revlon tweezers they're like the revlon flat tweezers, and i get these from the hair store. They come in a little pack, but you can find regular flat. Um tweezers like this in the hair store as well. They don't have to you know specifically be revlon but um. I know that revlon and kiss has those flat tweezers like for sure, because i purchased both brands and i just like to pull my you know: tweezer um straight forward and back and just pull those hairs out, and you want to make sure that you're combing it As you uh pluck it out, so you can really see what you've already pulled out, and you also want to be sure that you are not plucking in the same spot over and over, because that's how you create bald spots. So, even though i sped up this video, you still want to take your time and just pull those hairs out and once you feel like you pulled out enough in one section, you pull another section um, you know that's closer to the front and just continue to Pluck in between, and as i mentioned before, um this hair is from my brand. This frontal is from my brand as well and the hair that i will be using to make my wig, and i did i uh - did not pluck the sides at all. I'M only plucking the middle because i felt like the sides were already pre-plucked enough, but once you finish plucking behind the hairline, you can pull everything backwards and you can also plug the and you know in the front of the hairline as well, and now that i Plucked that front now i feel like it matches the um. You know the size better and everything is pre-plugged perfectly, and this is what it looks like after me, pre-plucking and i'm putting the lace up against my skin. As i mentioned before, this is a transparent lace. Frontal 20 inch and all this hair is straight hair, so um. Now that i did that, i like to kind of like pre press out my frontal so um. What i'm going to do is take my beautiful hustler glam wax stick and i'm going to apply that wax on the front hairline of my frontal and then i'm going to go in with my plug in hot comb, and this hot comb is from kendra's boutique on Instagram, you can just go to her instagram and you know, click her site and, of course, purchase this hot comb, and i like to do this, so my frontal is already kind of neat and all the hairs are. You know pressed backwards that way when installing it it's easier and also when making a wig, you can see how natural and neat your hairline will look, and now that we are done prepping the front tool, let's go ahead and put this wig together. Now, as i mentioned again, this is 32 32 and 234 is from my rawhide collection, my straight hair, and you can now purchase on my site. Okay and yes, y'all. We will be using gorilla glue now. I know y'all seen um. What'S her name, tara, contesta, whatever her name is she went viral for making a very, not smart decision. By putting this on her real hair? Was you know using the adhesive on her real hair, but i can assure you guys that today it will not be stuck to my head. Only the tracks will be stuck to the cap. So after seeing her use that gorilla, adhesive spray - i said - hmm, i wonder, can you use this making a wig and when i that thought came across my mind, my homegirl kima actually made her a chinese bang wig using a gorilla glue and it came out bomb. So i said, oh yeah definitely got to try this out and put this on the channel, so i'm going to be showing you guys how i make my frontal wig and i will be securing my tracks using the gorilla glue now, in my opinion, this is a Way better hold than regular bonding glue in a way better hold than the hot glue gun. Simply because the hot glue gun honestly peels right off and bonding glue the tracks to slip so easily. And when i went on my vacation and if y'all haven't seen the vlog yet make sure y'all subscribe to beautybeasttv and watch our three day vlog on vacay like i went underwater and everything when i um, you know wore this wig and my tracks did not slip When using that gorilla glue, so that gorilla glue when making the wig really gives you a superior hold and also gives you a waterproof hold as far as your tracks not slipping so before we get into all of that, the key to making a frontal wig is You have to have the correct the correct placement of the frontal, and i know you guys seen a million and one frontal videos and they're pretty much. You know frontal wig videos and they're pretty much all the same. When you place the frontal, you want to place it, you know about an inch past the cap, and you also want your front to have somewhat of an m shape. So, that's why you guys see me: pin the center first, you know past the cap and then you want to go ahead and pull the sides directly down sideways and make sure it's flat. And you just want to put pins in all of those places and, as you can see, the hairline is looking very natural. So you know my wig will look very natural. Yes, yes, yes, and that's on bleaching and plucking and quality frontals, and i have everything pinned down in the back in a super flat. So i'm going to go ahead and sew the frontal down. I did not hot glue gun the frontal, simply because no matter what, if i'm doing a front two sewing or a frontal, quick weave or whatever i'm making a wig, i always sew down the frontal. So i will go in with my needle and thread and just go ahead and hand stitch the frontal and what i'm going to do is start from the center first and sew down one side and then i'm going to go back and then you know sew the Other side down, so i went ahead and stitch it completely down. So now we're gon na go in with the gorilla glue. Now this gorilla glue, it was only three dollars and 47 cents and i bought three of them for walmart, because i wasn't sure how many i was going to need and i bought two of the paint on gorilla. Glues, like you dip it and you paint it onto the hairs um you know painted onto whatever you're supposed to be glowing, because this is clearly not for hair, but we're going to use it today for hair. So right now i took my pump it up. Spritz and i sprayed the whole cap first because i always use spritz when making a you know a quick weave, wig and then once i unravel my first 34 inch, i'm gon na i'm gon na measure um from cap to cap and you wan na make sure Before you even start gluing, you have your dome cap stretched out all the way completely flat, and now i'm taking that gorilla glue and i'm using the nozzle like the brush kind and i'm just brushing that glue right across the tracks. The same way, you would do it if it was regular, bonding glue or if he was using a hot glue gun, placing the glue right on those tracks. I am painting and, as you can see, i am painting um two tracks at a time because you guys know i like to double bond um double weft bond, my wigs or my you know my bondings period, so i took that uh gorilla glue and i placed It on both tracks - and you want to be very careful because this stuff is very, very sticky. But, as you can see, the glue is on both tracks and i'm going to go ahead and glue it down right. Where i placed it and prepare to cut it, and when i tell y'all this gorilla glue sticks in no time usually like do y'all see how stuck that is already usually with bonding glue. You got ta hold it down blow dry, it making sure it don't slip. Like if i was to pull it right away, it would definitely slip, but with this gorilla glue, these tracks is not going nowhere. When i tell you nowhere nowhere literally when i placed that uh track down uh those tracks down after putting that glue, it was already stuck. I just pressed it all around and it was stuck i tugged on it. Y'All see it was stuck, it did not slip when you brush through it don't slip when you get in the water and get your tracks wet. It don't slip like this is not a game like this glue is gorilla like for real, strong and tough and extra heavy duty. Like everything a gorilla is this glue is so i highly highly recommend that you make your wigs with gorilla glue. I ain't saying glue down your wigs with it and i definitely ain't saying: do no ponytails with it. But if you want to make a secure, waterproof, wig, okay, use this gorilla glue. So i went ahead and you know, use the first bundle and now open up their second bundle and i'm just going to repeat the same steps cut. I will measure cut, apply the gorilla glue on the tracks and bond it, and i'm just going to do that until i work my way all the way to the top, and you just want to keep going and going in. Like the half circle motion, you just want to pretend that this is a regular human head and the same way you would bond the tracks in if you was doing a regular frontal bonding. That'S the exact same thing you do when you are making a frontal wig. So all you are doing is just doing a frontal bonding or whatever you guys call it frontal, quick, weave. The same way you would bond those tracks for your client is the same way. You want to bond it for your wig, because it's just a head that doesn't move and i went ahead and gorilla glued all of the tracks on and it is secure. We did all the way up to the top, and now i'm going to go ahead and remove all of those pins and also you know i'll pull the dome cap off the the head and a little bit of the cap did get on it. But that's why i also applied that cap first, because i wanted to protect the um dome cap from getting stuck to the actual mannequin. So i put a regular stocking cap first before even doing this, because this one this is my first time. I don't know if it was gon na get stuck to the mannequin head, but it did not just a little bit of that cap did, you know, get a little stuck, but just pull it off. You know, and just a little wig cap on the inside ain't gon na kill. You burn your head off or nothing like that. So it wasn't no big deal to me so pretty much um. This is what it looks like after taking it off the mannequin head. Those tracks are secure, and now i'm gon na go ahead and begin to install it. Now i did pre-style it. I already had you know flat ironed. The hair and you know, did a part down the middle and when i tell y'all this hair is the bomb. This hair is the bomb.com, if you don't know get to know like. I literally have one of the best quality hairs on the market and when i say is, quality is quality and one thing about quality hair. You can look at it and tell when it's quality. Some hair looks cheap, but then some hair looks like yeah. You know that hair was good yeah, you know it's bomb and that's the beautiful hustler brand raw hair collection period so now um that i showed you guys how i made my secure wig using the gorilla glue. Now, i'm going to show you guys how i install it. Like i told y'all, it was going to be a lot in this video from plucking the bleaching to making a wig to installing it was highly requested. So i just say you know what i'm gon na do all of it in one. So, for starters, what i'm gon na do is just cut all the extra lace from around my ears and, as you can see, my wig fixed my hair perfectly, and i'm not doing a bald cap method today, because i'm simply in a rush was actually getting ready To go to orlando, and at this point we were supposed to leave at 8 a.m and it was already 1 p.m and we still did not leave and we actually didn't get on the road till 4.. So um, i'm gon na start. My hair here in miami on my beautiful background, but then i'm going to finish it in orlando once we get there, you know get there so um, however, like i said, i'm not doing no ball cap and i already cleaned my hairline with the alcohol 99. So now i'm just going to go ahead and begin to spread my layers of adhesive um and you know just spread it out nice and evenly, and i did use five layers simply because i knew it was going to be a long week and ain't no telling What was going to do on that vacation? You know what i'm saying so, i'm just going to apply all of my layers and once all my layers are applied, i will go ahead and begin to tack down my lace so now that i've applied all five layers and my fifth layer has turned clear: i'm Going to start by pulling the center down first and kind of locking it into place with the adhesive and then i'm going to work my way to the first side and i'm just going to compress and also apply heat before. Even you know, i'm laying the second side and, as i mentioned before in my previous tutorial guys, i don't care how easy uh youtubers make it seem like it is to do your own wigs, but it's really not that easy. It can get frustrating, especially when you have nobody to help you hold the size down or you know, do whatever technique. You usually do when it's starting on your client. So if you have a hard time putting on your wigs, don't feel bad because some days i have those days too some days i get aggravated some days. I snatch my whole wig i'll. Do it all over again it happens to the best of us. Okay. So you know, however, um just take your time and do one side. You know one side at a time if you have to - or i see some influences breaking down in three sections. You know just do what works best for you at the end of the day and just really take your time, and because i wanted a super natural and knee hair line um. That'S why i pre plucked it the way. I you know, i plucked it the way i did, and i also pre you know hot combed it, because i did not want to do a baby hair. Look. I wanted to do a no baby hair. Look so when doing all of that, the prepping steps before installing is very, very important, and that's why i showed you guys all of that from the start. Up till now, but um after placing my glue and tucking down my lace, i did tie it down with that melt belt for 15 minutes, and now i'm gon na go in with my lace, glider and just begin to raise off all of that extra lace. So and now that i've finished razoring off my lace, as you guys can see, i have a bit of a halo, hair hairline and i totally hate this, but it's okay, it's normal, and i also get this question a lot of my dms. How do i prevent the halo around my hairline or remove it, and everything like that, and what i did was just go in with a darker foundation like way darker, like three shades darker than my skin tone, which is actually the java color, because at first i Used uh, the rich mahogany and the cognac to do my um frontal at first, but you guys already know with transparent lace. Sometimes you have to go in with a darker foundation to really make it blend. So i went in with that darker foundations, which was the java, and i also sprayed my hairline with that tresemme holding spray. Again, as my second step melting process and as you can see, it is blending and looking way more realistic and way more natural, and that is the goal you want to go for and, honestly guys, it's all about technique. If you mess up, you just have to know how to fix it, and i'm going to tie it down again with that milk belt, and i just let that thing ride y'all right till i got all the way to orlando okay, honey and when i got there, I we checked into the hotel. I did my makeup everything like that. To really give this look, a nice look look and, of course we was going out. It was vacation time so now that i did my makeup. I'M gon na go ahead and remove that melt belt, and here is what it's looking like: very nice and natural, no baby hairs. You know everybody ain't, baby, hair, crazy, some people like a natural hair line, and i just took um. You know the rest of that foundation. That was on my little um blending brush and just tap it across my forehead and begin a hairline just to make sure that my um there was no separation between my makeup and you know like the gap between the melt belt to my hairline. So i just tap a little foundation that was left on my blue, my beauty, blender onto my hairline, and now i'm just combing, all of that holding spray out to make it nice, soft and natural and then pretty much once i do that that would complete my Look, i just wanted a super natural and soft look. I didn't want any baby hairs. I just wanted my hair to be pressed edges to be well, not edges, but my hairline would be soft and natural looking and that would pretty much sum up this tutorial. But of course before we go, we have to black spray and conceal that part. So i'm gon na go in with my java foundation and just go ahead and line my part up and then go in with that black spray and just spray around the hairline to make it. You know give it a nice and clean, sharp look and then i will officially be done with the install so yeah, i'm just going to spray that smooth some things down, get everything laid to perfection. How i like it - and i will just drop you a finishing look video at the end. I hope you guys enjoyed this long video. Thank you guys for watching. You want to purchase my hair. The link is down below raw hair collection. It don't play it sways and it be laid. So thank you guys for watching, don't forget to subscribe, like comment and share this video and subscribe to beauty. Beast tv, bye,