Most Realistic Wig Ever! Cornrows In 5 Mins│ How To Melt The Lace And Remove Lemonade Braided Wig

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you are new here welcome so today I am unboxing this wig that was sent to me from kind a s-sir I'll have all of her direct information and the direct links to this wig and her website down below in the description box as well. Of course, as her email address and all of her social media handles, so the wig that I chose is in the style, lemonade style 3. The color that I chose is 1/27 slash 27, which is an ombre color. I know that I wanted to experiment with something blonde, but I did not want to be so bold and go straight for is six point three wig now, so I think that the 27 color is giving me blonde, but it complements my skintone at the same time And it's not too over-the-top. I did one try something ombre, because I wanted to make sure that the baby hairs would blend in with my own natural hair. Just in case I did not want any baby hairs on the wig. I could just easily wear my hairline out in the front for it to look a lot more natural before the construction of this wig. It does come with an elastic band, adjustable straps and combs, so you do not necessarily have to adhere it down with anything. You can just get a secure fit by adjusting the shrapp, the combs and the elastic band that comes with this wig okay. So the first thing that I will be doing is basically just unloosen ating, this anchor braid, so you do get an anchor braid with your wig. If you choose to have baby hairs - and I did choose to have baby hairs on my unit, so I am gon na - take my razor blade and I am going to basically just razor through the length because I know I want to have longer baby hairs because I'M into like you know, doing kiss curls doing those designs with baby hairs when I have braids or cornrows. So I'm gon na keep the baby here, it's a bit long and then I'm gon na cut them. When I put the wig on my head just to see how I want to style the baby hairs, so now, I'm just gon na grab my tweezers and thin. Those baby hairs out a little bit because I don't want it to be so thick on the left. You can see where I tweeze, through the hair and on the right. You can see it's thicker and fuller, because I haven't gotten to that side. Yet now that I am satisfied with the way that the hair is thinned out, I am gon na grab my razor blade and I'm just going to cut the hair line out the shape of the hair line out with that razor blade. Okay, so for this hairstyle I did get some straight back cornrows and I had to make sure that the cornrows were flat enough so that the wig would fit flat on my head. You don't want to have no big jumbo cornrows. You don't want to have like some big doodoo plats in because, obviously you know you want the you want your natural hair underneath to lay as flat as possible so that the wig will have a flat surface to lay down on now. I don't do the ball. Tap method anymore, y'all, because it pulled my edges out on guys half or none of that, but I am wearing a stocking cap underneath this wig just to give it a look of a scalp. But if you do do the ball cap method, I think that will make this. It will just take this wig to a whole another level. So right now, I'm just trying this wig on just to see the fit of it and just to see the positioning of the wig before I actually adhere it down and I'm loving it. As you can see, my first initial reaction was just I loved it. Okay, so now I'm just gon na grab, my god, be ultra glute free spray, and I will be using that to make sure that this wig is down on my hair jaw. So I'm just gon na do one layer of that spray and then I'm just going to put the wig on top of that and then put my headscarf on top of that. But before I do that, I am going in with some mousse just to make sure that it does lay down flat and when the wig was sent to me, some of the hairs did kind of I want to say crinkle up in the packaging. So I want them to be straight. I want the ends of the hair to be straight and that's the reason why I use mousse as well. Now I'm putting my headscarf on before even messing with the baby here is just to make sure that the wig is completely secure ahead of time. My Kitchen in the back, I knew it before I did this video. I was like. Let me shave my kitchen down. So that it won't show, but I had so much going on - I was like I'm not even about to do that, so I'm just gon na for the video I'm just gon na grab me some gorilla snacks and I'm just gon na try to smooth her down Back there and hope for the best, but obviously if I was really going out somewhere, I would have shaved that down. I am gon na go in with some of these rings that I picked up from my local beauty. Supply store - and I am just gon na - apply a few of those to the front. A few braids I did at the end decide that I wanted to only put them on one or two braids and I do love the way that they came out. Okay, so now that the wig is secured down on my head, I am gon na grab my gorilla, snot gel and my rat tooth comb, and I'm just want to figure out what I'm gon na do with these baby hairs. Y'All alright! So here we go a few minutes later, it's time for me to reveal what I came up with and if this thing would come off. Okay here it is here she goes here. She goes now. The wig cap, because I didn't glue the wig cap down, is pushing back because I ain't do the ball cap method. The wig cap is not where it should be at the front of my head hairline. So you can't see the wig cap through the lace, but I did decide just to take some powder and add some powder to the scalp area. So you cannot see even in person. You can't really see where the wig cap is from, where my actual scalp is. I am 100 % obsessed with this wig if you want braids or cornrows, and you do not want to sit in the you know in a stylist chair for hours at a time, and you don't necessarily want any type of pressure or pulling on your edges or Your hairline, I think this is a great alternative for that, because it lasts you for years. It looks like your hair and you get the look without having to do that, and did I mention that this wig is super affordable. So my main question when I was looking at these braided wigs, is that if you use glue, how long does the wig last you? It does say that the wig can last you for years at a time, but how does that really work? If you use glue to adhere the wig down onto your head, like obviously when you use glue, you're gon na, have some excess glue on the lace that you would have to wash off and when you do that, don't the braids loosen up. I know that's what happens typically, but I really don't know how people take care of breda, twigs and former ways and they last for years and years and years at a time I mean, I know, obviously, that they can last for years and years and years at A time because it's a wig, you know I'm saying so, you don't have to worry about your hair growing out and your roots, loosening up it looks so natural. It really really really does. Obviously, you can tell up close that it's a way because you can see the lace, but it doesn't scream out wig when you're wearing it, and I do feel confident in this. I got so many compliments on this hair and it looks like I had a fresh set of lemonade braids, so I definitely feel like if this is something that you were interested in, you should go for it. I do also like the fact that the lace that they used on this wig was really really soft and thin, and it did not give me any issues trying to blend in with my hairline. I did not use any glue, as you guys saw. I only use the got to be hairspray and it's hot outside when I was outside for at least an hour, and it's still on - and I do feel like that is in part, because I do have baby hairs on this wig. But obviously you do not have to have baby hairs on your braiding, wig or any type of wig for matter, but I'm always extra and I love my baby hairs. One question that I did have is that, because I used the Gods to be free spray, when I am ready to take this wig off, will that leave residue on the lace we are about to see? Let me just get my spray bottle of water right here and I'm not going to soak the wig in the water. I'M just want to spray the baby here so that that can lift up easily. I think that's enough water on the baby ears and that it just literally lifts up y'all see how it just lifted up like okay, the whole wig is coming up perfect. My head is big too, by the way you guys in it. I had no issues with the fit of it at all, which was very impressive. So here we go here we go here, we go here, we go, you know I was really in love with this way. So all I see is water on it and then my makeup, I don't see any type of adhesive or anything on it. So typically, when I'm taking off a wig and it has adhesive on it, it's white - this isn't white. This is just water. Let me get something to wipe it off, so you can see, and I like the fact that it's only on the sea look that was just water, there's no adhesive on it. I like the fact that it's only on the tips, so I can definitely just wash the baby hairs with my fingers and the wig will be good as new for me to wear the next time. I would like to pull this wig out, but here you go. Yes, look at that completely clean super impressed. I am fell in love with this hair. Let me know what you think down below in Oh