T-Part Wig Re-Install | Revamped Wig

Oh, hey y'all, i'm back with another video um. So today i have my client crystal and we're going to be doing a tea party closure, wig install. So my client is very tin, headed, so the bigger the braids the better. So i just did four braids going straight back interlocking them together for a better foundation and then i'm just pinning those braids down. So now, i'm using the yellow can of the got to be glue spray and i'm just going to spray that all along her hairline. Just to get any of those baby hairs out of the way, just pushing them straight back so that she doesn't have any damage to her edges whatsoever. So now i'm going in with my stocking cap, which i previously told you all we're um knee-highs, that i picked up from walgreens. They worked the best and actually, in my last video y'all, i apologize because i realized that i really did use um a regular wig cap for that video. But this video for sure i use the knee halves and i'm just going to show y'all how much of a better ball cap you would get using these. So today i decided that i'm going to use the um the bold hold liquid gold to mold her cap. Just to show you that you have different options that you can use to um protect the the client's hairline, but right now i'm just cleaning her off with a 91 alcohol just because she had makeup on and that's just going to help to get rid of any Oils or anything that may affect that wig from melting down completely. So now, i'm going in with that bold hold liquid gold and it works really well um it rinses off with water. It'S it's! It'S a really good product. I love it. Um it molds that cap down really really good the cap. Ain'T gon na go nowhere. It'S not gon na slide back and it dries pretty fast um. So right now i'm just cutting out her ear holes so that cap can lay correctly because if you don't cut those air holes, what's going to happen is that cap is going to keep sliding back and whenever you get ready to cut that cap off the excess Cap off it's going to just roll back, it's not going to stay in place, so cutting those ear holes just it gives it a better foundation. So i'm just putting that all along her hairline and just swiping it with my finger one or two times to make sure that it is evenly distributed, do and before. I forget. If y'all see my client nails in this video, she did them herself. She has her own nail business. Look her up on facebook, um crystal santiago, yes, go get your nails done y'all, and i also go in over that um bold hole liquid gold with the yellow can of got to be glued spray um. It just helps it dry. Faster and it doesn't bother or mess up the hairline either um. I don't know where these youtubers get that from, but it doesn't dry my baby hair out at all. So now i'm just going to dry that with that handheld dryer normally i would let them sit up under the dryer, but they will not be wanting to sit up under that dryer. So i just use the handheld dryer and now, of course, i'm taking my needle and thread and i'm just going to um secure that bald cap by sewing it down in the back. So so now that it's dry, i'm gon na go ahead and cut off that excess cap and y'all just finished, see how this um knee has like it, molded really really good. So so so that's her wig, it's our own, a highlight wig and it's a tea party. So now i'm just going in with some maybelline fit me foundation. Uh. I forgot the color, but it's actually one shade lighter than her skin tone and that's just because um when she had this previously installed. She told me that the lace was too brown for her skin tone. So i'm just going in and trying to correct that and after i finish putting the makeup on the back of that wig, i do go ahead and spray some cotton spray on it and just blow dry that out. So now i'm just sizing the wig up to her hairline, making sure everything is everything she also said the wig when it was installed. It was um hurting her ears, so i did go in and cut around her ears somewhere and what it is. The way these teapart wigs are made they're not made like the frontal legs, so you do have to go in and play around around those ears just to get it to fit correctly. So i did end up cutting some of that elastic off and on the side of that wig, and it just helps to fit around her ear better. So it doesn't hurt her and i also did end up cutting off like some ends of the tracks as well. So now i'm going in and cleaning her back up around that hairline and then i'm also going to use some bold hole, skin protectant and i'm going to put that over her hairline as well. So now, i'm going in with my hair by erica j hold me down glue. This is what i normally use. I love bold hold. I use bolt hole when i run out of this, but both of them works great. I just like the way that this one smells. It smells so good. She was like what does that smell that smell good? It smells like some fruit. I was like girl, it's watermelon, it smells so good and it does hold you down. So i just went in - and i put i think, four layers of this glue on there and i'm just smoothing it out with a popsicle stick and it dries really fast y'all so y'all have to. You have to be quick with that glue. So so now that those four layers have turned pretty much clear, i'm going to go ahead and place her wig on her head in the right spot, and i'm just going to use my finger to place that lace into the glue. And this was actually my first time doing, a tea party closure, wig um. As you all know, those two part closure legs, there's like less than one inch of space on the sides and then, of course you have that four inch part in the middle. So this was definitely a new experience to me and i just wanted to video it and just show y'all that you can get a good melt with a teapot closure wig. So now, of course, i just put some of that glue on the back of my hand, and i'm just going in where there isn't any glue at and i'm just putting it under there, smoothing it down and laying that lace right into it. So i did with this install just because it's a tea part. I did go ahead and take out her baby hairs before i tied her down with that lace, milk band - and i don't know why i did it this way. It just seemed like it would have worked better for me, so i just went ahead and separated them out, and then i'm gon na tie down with that milk band. So and then, of course, after you tie it down, you're going to take your blow dryer on medium to low heat, just to make sure that you're not burning your client and you're just going to blow dry across the front of that. For a couple of minutes, and then of course i let her sit for a little while with that on so now, while that's tied down i'm going to go ahead and go in with my shiz bomb white. Stick: the only white stick that i use and i'm just going to put that all over where that part is just so we can get it laying nice and flat and the way it looks completely natural. So i'm going in with my hot comb on the highest heat that i could get it to and i'm just hot combing that flat down um, i'm even pushing the front of that hairline out of the way i'm pushing it back just so that whenever i get Ready to lay these baby hairs it'll be a little bit easier for me. So now i'm going to take that lace band off and it is looking really good um, i'm just going in. I saw a spot that didn't have any glue on it. So i'm just putting that glue under there and i'm going to take my got to be glued spray and spray that all along that hairline, because you want the ultimate melt and then i'm just going to tie that right on back down. So now i'm going in with my icy fantasia silkening, a spray mist and lightweight wool, and i just spray that all over her hair - and this is just going to help um - that hair to flat iron out really silky. She ain't going to be stiff, she's, going to have a lot of body and this flat iron. I actually got it from um amazon. It works really good, it gets really hot and it also can make some balm curls as well without putting that line in the curl, and i am using the chase method just to make sure we get everything straight and i'm just going to do that all over Again so so now i'm going to take that band off and we got a pretty good milk y'all, pretty good milk um, and i was trying to see how i wanted to do the baby hairs. I thought i would have wanted like the three baby hairs in the front, but i ended up putting that little middle piece back because it just it looked better with the middle piece up. So now i'm just going to go in with that eyebrow razor and i'm just cutting out those baby hairs, and this is a oh and i need to throw it away because it would not cut those hairs at first and then, of course, she likes her baby Hair to be molded down, so she doesn't have to worry about them. So i'm going to go in with that black bottle of got to be glue gel and i'm going to use that to mow our baby hairs down so and of course, i'm going to use the blow dryer to go over those baby hairs just to make sure That they're going to stay in place and they don't move for her. So my so now, i'm just going in with my black can of spray, and i just use that to straighten up that part with. I put my rat tail comb in the middle just so that i'm not getting any of that spray on that lace, because if you do, you cannot fix it. So i'm just going in with some finishing touches, and this is pretty much it y'all. Thank you all. So much for watching, remember to like comment and subscribe and let me know in the comments which i would like to see more of. Thank you so much and until next time you