The Best Waterproof Wig Glue!! | Eullair Hair Application & Removal Process | Esha Absolute Wig Glue

Hey money loves welcome back to my channel. I shall concede. Today I have some hair from Euler hair and sent me over some bundles and a frontal. The frontal came in 20 inches and the bonus came in 20 to 24 and 24 right now, I'm just showing you guys what the wig it looks like that I made and how it came out. I'M showing you the hairline of the wave, naturally as y'all can see it is very cool and then I'm going to show you the inside of the wig, the stitching and everything and how it turned out for this install. I did decide to do the ball. Cap method, if you guys want to see how I do that, I will have a link to that down below in the description box and right now, I'm just showing you guys how I plug the flip the front tool, there's no specific technique to plucking a frontal. I just go behind the hairline with some tweezers and then pluck away. Then I remove hair that I've plugged check out the hairline. If I need to put some more up like so more. If not, then I move on to another part of the hair. So that's pretty much all of how I pluck the front toes and I'm just going to let you guys see how it turns out and then we're going to move on to the application. Today, I'm going to be applying the wig with a new glue, I was sent over the Isha glue and remover from the Janik collection. I will be following the directions on the back step by step, but first I'm going to rub my hairline with some alcohol, 91 % just to remove any dirt and oils that might be there. So, just like any other glue, I just applied a one thin layer to my hairline and then it let it dry for 30 seconds to a minute. The first layer actually dries really fast. It only took exactly 30 seconds. I did time it as you can see, and then I went ahead and applied a second layer and again when you're applying it apply it thin layers and it will take less time to dry for this glue. I actually wouldn't suggest applying any more than two layers, because you don't need more than two layers, because I actually think this glue will clump up or leave a really white residue. If you do apply more, but the tenth of this Luis actually fluorescent it has like. Blue and green hues to it, and it's really pretty for some reason. I just thought it was pretty and then I'm going to move on to each side of the wig and go ahead and finish up the application. As you can see, as I was letting the glue try, I've read the pamphlet that comes with the glue and remover just to make sure I'm doing everything right, and it really helps to read and follow their directions for this glue. So this is how they wig turned out right now, I'm just doing some baby hair as y'all know. That'S one thing to do baby here. I don't technically have to do baby here with this week because of how I flicked it, but I just wanted to and all I'm using to make the baby here is some a foaming mousse. So I didn't use gel or anything on the baby hair just so loose, so go ahead and finish up the wig. I went ahead and put some heat to it. I just straightened it. A little bit did like one or two passes just to straighten it out and flatten it and I'll show you guys how well the wig is laid and how the glue just makes everything so sleek. I could actually put this wig into a back ponytail because of how everything is laying down, so I really did enjoy how this glue worked and I will definitely be using it again on more wick applications. So it's a couple days later and I shopping see. I stuck my head type up and no so I'm just going to take this down to show y'all what the hair is. Looking like, okay, so as y'all see, it is still laid and y'all. Typically, I would just straight in like just the little humps out and then be on the go, but this hair is a very, very soft. I have a little too note shedding and everything and the glue is still on there. There'S no like white residue, going on. Usually, that's what I get from ghost bought everything on like the second third day, but it clearly there's nothing. So I only think about it. I do feel a little stickiness around the hairline, but I'll be able to get that off with alcohol, but y'all it's time to say this. So all the girls is clearly I'm scratching my head in. She needs to just go girl like so luckily. Luckily, luckily, Aisha also has a removal, a lace wig by remover, so we're about to use this today and I'm gon na follow. The directions on here is will in step number one is to we lift the wig and spray it on the scalp. So the wig isn't listed yet so right now, I'm going to do that. We'Re gon na do is just spray it on there and let it sit and then we're going to come back when it's loose. Oh obviously, I didn't have to let it sit. You know. I just came right off and I'm gon na show y'all what the hairline looks like with the glue on it. So it does leave a little bit of residue like the ghost ponzu. This, nothing really is didn't leave a big mess on there. The only thing I know I'm gon na have to wash off is the oil that comes from this spray. Here it did leave a little bit of stickiness around my hairline. The only thing about the remover is it? Has this strong scent or odor to it and the fumes just bothered by notice, I shall say I was rubbing it's sort of turning red, so you're not going to use this, how some ventilation going on to wear it so where you can get some air, but I dare remove the wig so easily, okay, so, as you can see, I went ahead and cut this hair into a mob. I don't know I was just really filling up Bob at this time, because I do have a lot of straight or wavy long units right now sauce. It'S like a little skinny Bob going. Let me go ahead and take it from my ear, so I'll get the full effect. So, yes, this is the full fix right here, y'all the Bob life. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video again. You guys go ahead and check out my description box for the details about this hair. I really do love it. It is silky and stopped, and this spot was everything: okay, it's nice and classy and smoothly. So I hope you guys enjoy this video and I will see y'all in the next one. You