30 Inch Deep Wave Wig Watch Me *Start To Finish* Install (In Real Time) :) | Ali Pearl Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel and welcome if you are new here girl, as you can see once again, the hair is slayed. So if you want to see how i got this, look, how i achieved it step by step in normal speed, keep on watching. First thing: i'm going to do is take my got to be glue gel in black. This helps slick down all of our edges so that we do not have to worry about getting them snatched away from the wig from the glue or any of the other products that we use. So i'm also going to take my blow dryer to blow dry, that down now that that is finished, i'm going to be taking my scissors to cut off the around the ears. You want to do this first, because, if you don't it's just not as good as a placement for the got to be glued spray, so that is what we're going to be using to melt down this cap. You want to spray it really close to your hairline, because if you don't it's just going to be unnecessary stuff that you have to cut off so get it as close to your hairline as possible. We'Re doing two layers of this: i'm going to be blow drying. It with my blow dryer, if you know you know that my blow dryer is a crackhead blow dryer. It dries on whatever setting it wants to at the time so yeah. Now that that is dry, i'm taking my scissors to cut off the cap. It'S all about preference. Some people use razor some of you scissors. Some people use eyebrow scissors, it's really all up to you. I just use regular old hair scissors and i'm getting it really close to my hairline, and i actually really like how this came out. This specific, bald cap that i did this time because it was really natural because i did it so close to my hairline like kid you not so don't forget to do that, so it is not melted completely. I'M going to be taking my lace melt by beautiful hustler brand and a popsicle stick because that's what it looks like i don't know what else you would call it, but um yeah. So i'm just smoothing out a little bit of that to further melt the cap, because the gatsby glue spray doesn't really do that. All the way i'm going to be using my ruby, kisses cream foundation in the color rdf15 level 15 and a fluffy makeup brush to make sure that we are giving scalp with this bald cap to clean off my skin. I'M going to be using a cipher, alcohol and 70 percent so that we don't have any excess makeup or leftover oils on our skin. Before we apply the lace. This is the inside of the wig. You can see the 13x4 lace three combs, as well as the straps in the back the same way with the bald cap. You want to cut off the ear section first, because it's just with better placement, it's easier to do less hassle. So, as you can see, i'm taking that behind my ears so that you can clearly see that it is in perfect alignment with the body cap, you don't want your legs to be too long. I'M taking my hot comb to smooth out this hairline, which i already did this on the wig head after i plucked, but you just want to do it one more time, so you can have that hairline super visible before you melt it down with glue, i'm going To be taking four layers of my beautiful hustler lace, melt, um yeah, i'm not going to show you all the whole four layers, because that's a little tedious like y'all, see the first layer. That'S exactly what i did the next three and i didn't blow dry. Any of them because they actually dry very fastly on their own, but i did blow dry the last layer, i'm not gon na lie. I did, as you can see here, make sure it's nice and tacky when applying delays to the glue. You really want to make sure it's directly on that glue, nothing further back or nothing further up, because then you're going to have to cut off the all that lace that you had plucked in the hairline, i'm using my blow dryer in a fine tooth comb to Further melt that hairline and that lays into this glue now i'm using my elastic band - i don't know where you guys can find this from, but i feel like you can get one at amazon or at a craft store or at a beauty supply store. If you got a pop-up one, i know mine sure does not. I got this from a hair company but, as you can see now, i'm using a fine-tooth comb to the part into a middle part and i'm also using scissors to slightly widen up the part here. I'M using my hot comb to smooth out this hair. For this part, it is curly hair. So i just with all textures, though, really pressing out the part that it's in per you'll see the lace melted boom. So now we're going to use our scissors to cut off this lace and i only use scissors to cut off the middle part actually use a razor for the rest of it. But yeah, as you can see, i'm cutting off the lace and i don't leave any excess lace at all, like i cut it as near to the hairline as possible. Her, as you can see, the lace is melted, very much giving scalp, but the lace is too small for our head. So you can see the cap there just a little bit, but baby hairs are going to cover that right on up i'm taking a fine tooth comb, the end of it to pull out these baby hairs. I do differently every install. Sometimes i want them to be a little bit more thicker or thinner, really just depends on how i'm feeling, with the hair at the time in that moment so yeah. This is the layout of baby hairs boom scalp yep scalp, i'm using my hot comb to press out these baby hairs to get them real, sleek and stuff, because this is curly hair. So i just want to make sure they're pressed out i'm using this tool. I don't know what it is, couldn't tell you, but it is showing off the baby hairs down to about an inch. I kept them a little like. Oh, i kept them a little bit longer this time. Usually i go for a shorter baby hair, but you know i want to do things differently. Every time i'm flipping the baby hairs - which i don't do this usually usually i curl them under - but i'm using this little mini flat iron to curl them over, so that it can give like a more fluffy natural look. We look stupid, but i'm gon na use. My got to be glue gel in black to smooth out these hairs and get them laid down as well as this edge brush here. That has two sides um, and i do use both of the sides and i'll say this in every video you got ta really make it in a c motion like make it look like a wave on swim in the ocean in the deep sea. You feel me nothing more, nothing less! You don't want to. You, don't want to make it look like straight baby hairs, but um yeah. Now it's time for the sideburns. Personally, my favorite part. I love sideburns like they just finished the look, but um yeah shoving off those hairs, giving them like a more natural look. You don't want them to be. You know what sometimes they get away with them. Looking long like this install, i kind of looked in a little bit longer than usual, but yeah, it's literally all about preference. You know do what you want to do, but don't be out here. Looking crazy, okay, i like to use my blow dryer to blow dry. The hairs into place and get them nice and dry because they just you, don't want to be doing your baby hairs every day, like that's doing entirely too much here, i'm using my hot comb to press out the hair even further. Now, for styling this hair, i'm taking just some water, is nothing else in this um spray, but yeah just wetting the hair. Getting the texture right and um yeah brushing that out with this wig brush. Here i really need to get a denman brush. I just don't like spending twelve dollars on a brush that just doesn't sit right with me, but i'm using this flawless curl perfecting pudding by ant auntie jackie's on this hair, which is a really good product. Now i did spend some coin on this. I know i'm all for the cheap stuff, but i did spend a good hmm. I don't know i feel like it was maybe eight dollars on this curling cream. It'S just really good, like i really like it a lot, but as you can see, i'm just repeating the same process on the next and last side, i like to use a lighter cream foundation for the part you can look whatever you prefer to do. I, like my parts to just look a little bit more, lighter i'm using my ring nutrient stick. This is the cheapest one that i can find in my looking beauty supply store. You don't have to get the expensive ones. They work just the same: i'm using a hot comb to press out that product. This is the key to the to the milk. Okay, the final and the end of the mail, like you really got to press hair out, especially curly hair. But lastly, i'm using some bio silk to add some shine to the hair. Looking nice and salon fresh - and this is the end of the tutorial - thank you guys so much for watching make sure to check out the description box for all the details and information on this hair. As you can see, it is a 30 inch, i'm 411 for height reference, so it's really giving 32. But alright, you guys make sure to leave a like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys in my next one