Who Needs Frontals? 28” T-Part Wig | Lumiere Hair

Hey guys, so what is uh gon na be a video featuring lumiere hair. So i have worked with this company in the past and i love their hair. I'Ve never had any issues, so this is a um 13 by 6. Tea part wig. So first things. First, we're gon na get into packaging, of course um. So this is what it came in. Typically, it's always been purple packaging with this company um. I remember over the years it's always kind of in this purple packaging. So no issues um. They include this little kind of like flyer, the wig couch. Thank you guys. I haven't not tried the chocolate ones yet, so that's definitely something that i need to so you guys, let's get into the realty about this wig. So this is their glueless lace, front. 13X6. Um t-part straight straight lace, wig with pre-plugged and baby hair, so um i have it in 28 inches i asked for that. I just was like you know what let me get, let me get 28 inches and they went for it. So thank god. So the hair is available in 10 through 28 inches. There'S also a tea part size difference, you can get 13x4 or you can get 13x6. I got 13x6. So let me just show y'all how far down parting is really really long. So i really love that um. So i am going to explain later on in the video what a teapot wig is so for those who know it's basically just tea, because the lace is t, it's like a t shape it's like lace here and there. So it creates a t if you think about it, so i'm like blocking my little stand over here. So that's why i'm standing weird um so shaping it took i'd, say: oh it took about a week. It took a little bit um through usps. No actually was ups, it took a while. I don't really like ups too much, fedex or dhl is kind of my like favorites as far as international shipping, but a couple companies have used ups lately, so maybe it's something going on or it's just easier or cheaper. I have no idea, so the only thing that i don't know is the density, so i believe i believe this is a density of 150 um. Now this is a con that i'm going to mention two cons. The first one is that battery plug, but the hairline was a very, very dense. It was very thick, so i had to go in and plug that now you guys can't plug like back into the hairline, but you can pluck around whatever is lace, so i did the best i could without you know, balding the unit um. So that's a con. The second thing i didn't like is the density. Now i'm a very low density type of girl, but for this i guess i just thought: it'd be a little bit thicker, it's not completely thin, but i'm just gon na show you guys so y'all know what y'all paying for if y'all were to get this. This is all the hair to the front, so it's not on the thicker side, if you guys are interested in this and personally, if i did buy this or whatever, i would just add some extra hair for for thickness, because, of course longer lengths are thinner, which Is true, but i just didn't see the option for different densities, so i didn't really like that. Wasn'T a fan. Everything else is great about the wig, the construction's right. The part is right. On the lace like i said, it was a little dense, the hairline, but it wasn't anything that couldn't be fixed um. It is true to length so on me, i'm five foot three and it's reaching my belly button. So it is true to 28 inches. Now i'm gon na go like and show you guys like. That'S what it looks like. Overall, i don't have any real issues: um, the density i just personally didn't care for um, but the wig is really nice. The texture is really nice. The ends are really nice. It'S just a lower density, it's actually probably good for summer, because you don't want that super thick hair. Now i hate super thick hair, but i wanted to meet me in the middle i like when it meets me in the middle, and sometimes i do like the thinner side, but with this and any straight long hair. I'D like it to be a little thicker just because when you get those longer lens anything past 20, 28 through 30 40, you got to get a lot of hair, because that is the most thinnest. Nothing else really upset me, so i just want to hop on and taste some specks about this unit and what i think you guys should know. So if you guys have any questions of course, comment below now, let's hop into this install, i hope you guys enjoyed this video. Thank you to lumiere hair for sending me this gorgeous unit um. I love you guys and i will see on the next video all right. You guys what is up! Welcome back to the channel, so today i'm going to quickly show you guys how um to install a tea party wig and get it to look really natural. So, first things: first, this is probably crooked. Okay, so it still looks crooked, i'm not sure anyways. So the company that i'm working with is lumiere hair. So i work with this company multiple times in the past, probably more than five, i think, or about five. I can't remember, but i worked with this company even so far back to 2018.. So today we are going to be installing this super cute 28 inch tea parts wig, so you guys have a little alternative. You know if you want a frontal but like don't want to complete frontal um, so i do just want to start by saying before i do anything to this wig, so it did not look like this uh. It did not look like this. The hairline was really really thick. I'M gon na try to show you guys in a clip, because i did you know, try to film this yesterday, but it wasn't working out. So i'm gon na try to show you guys that first and basically i had to pluck the hairline just you know a little to get it looking a little natural um. I did put some makeup on it and all that good stuff to tip the lace. So this is where we are well. We are about to finish installing right now. It'S not installed it's just on my head, so this is all the lace. I'M gon na probably cut some just a little, because i don't need all that on my face um but yeah tea. It makes a tea, that's why it's called tea part and it isn't a full frontal. It'S just like you're able to make baby hairs and have lace, but the parting with lace is just down the middle there. This is like tracks and stuff, so that's what they mean when they say tea part. We please excuse my son in the back um yeah. Thank you.