Elva Hair | Super Curly Remy Hair | Lace Front Wig

Hey you guys welcome back to my channel, I'm Gabrielle in today's video. Of course, it's gon na be on this unit that I have on right now, which is from Ava Alva Elvin hair company. I haven't worked with this company before this is my first time but yeah. I just wanted to show you how this wig looks right now. I have been wearing this wig for like a full week straight just this unit right here. So, of course, I have been sleeping with it, refreshing it in the morning doing other type of hairstyles, with this wig and Edco, wash it in the shower brush it out and let it air dry it on my head. Okay, because normally I usually just end up refreshing it - I never really Co wash the hair when it's on my head, because I love the volume that I get when I hang it up on the hanger upside down, and so I just normally rock that until I Take the unit off, but this time I just started to do something different to show you how the hair will actually look if you co, wash it on your head and let it dry on your head. So the difference that I saw was that I definitely had to finger comb the hair a little bit to get it as thick as it normally would be. If I let it hang upside down on a hanger, but that was cool. It is a little bit more frizzier as well, because as the hair is drying, you know I'm laying down doing things moving, so the hair is like just getting a little bit more frizzy or as its drying and normally when I hang it up upside down on The hanger, it's just they're, not moving, not doing a single thing, so that is the only difference that I'm seeing, but the end result is still very, very similar on this hair, the curly texture, I'm getting so far ahead of myself. Let me rewind it. Okay, this hair is a curly unit premade with I believe three combs two adjustable straps. It was pretty pluck you guys, when I say, like I literally didn't, know customization to it exam, except for laying my baby hairs. That was it I feel like. If you are a beginner, pre put frontal wigs are it I would plug just maybe just a little bit, so I can look really really really natural, but definitely if you're a beginner like this is it cuz when I was starting out honey, it didn't look like This it was just like a straight line. Let me tell you it looks so whiggy whiggy SH, but they are doing a really good job at pre plucking these units, so the luster on this unit is low. It is light and airing this hair is coarse. It feels very Brazilian, like it has some coarseness to it. There is some snags, of course, and I think that this hair, so far after wearing it for a week like I had to refresh it with conditioner to soften it up on to add some moisture back into the hair, and I refreshed it probably within the last Week maybe like three times and I'm talking about like my little trick of just getting like a section here on top and then the very back. I did that just about like three three times. Basically in a curl pattern, it's really really pretty. It'S actually like ringless, like look at this one right here. It is so freakin cute, so this hair is curly from the top to the bottom. This unit, the baby hairs, are curly, so good, look out elephant hair company for doing that. So if I had to judge and tell you guys that this was high maintenance or low maintenance, I would definitely say it's between low maintenance and like medium, I guess maintenance, because you do have to make sure when you refresh the hair, that you are refreshing it With water and conditioner I just mix water and conditioner and a little spray bottle, and do it that way, because, if you're just doing it with water, it's gon na be dry and you want to put conditioner in there. So the moisture is coming back into the hair other than that I'm not dealing with any matting shutting already. I so that's about it for this video, if you guys have tried a unit from this company, leave a comment down below. Let us know what techs are you tried in your experience with it, don't forget to Like comment and subscribe, and I will see y'all lovelyz in the next one. Bye