Easiest Pre-Colored Wig Install | New Affordable T-Part Lace Wig | Divaswig

Hello, everyone welcome back so today, i'm going to show you all how i installed and styled this new teaport lace front wig. So if you want to see how i achieve this look then just keep on watching this video is sponsored by divas wigs. They sent me their new 22 inch, ginger color tea, part lace, front wig, and i believe this wig is 150 density, but i'm going to leave all the information down below in the description bar. So i'm just showing you all how everything looked when i first received it. The wig came in this satin bag and inside i had a pamphlet, giving me like all the information about the wig, and i also had a wig cap. So here i'm just showing you all a close-up of the hair color, it's a pretty brownish like ginger color, and you have two blonde pieces in the front um. I'M not sure why my camera is picking up more of a reddish tone, but i will be adding some photos at the end to show you how we look in natural lighting. So this is how the wig look in the inside and, as you can see, you only have lace like in that t shape and then on the sides and everywhere else you have the will so for some reason. Um. I wanted to bleach the knots on this wig and i messed up so basically i didn't make my mixture like um thick enough and some of the bleach like seeped through and got onto the hair. So please excuse that in the video i was so so mad, but i will correct it. I just didn't have like the right um hair color to match the wig, so i just left it alone before i like really messed it up. So here i'm just taking my scissors and cutting off some of that lace and today i'm using my sea breeze to remove any oils or makeup that i may have on my skin and then after that, i'm taking my meltdown extreme lace glue and i'm going to Apply like one layer across and spread it out with my comb, then i'm going to wait until the glue is tacky and then i'm going to apply my lace. So now i'm just taking my razor comb and cut off the rest of the lace and, as you can see, i did have glue in areas where glue shouldn't have been so i'm just taking some alcohol and i'm just going to remove that off my skin. I was finished, removing the glue i just took my hair scarf and i just tied it around my hairline, so i can get it nice and flat and, as you can see, i'm still very upset about my part, like i was so mad. I didn't have the right hair color to fix it, but anyway, so after i did my makeup, i went back in front of the camera, but i did not know i was not recording. I took a little bit of hair out in the front and i just used my razor comb to like cut it down short and i applied some foaming mousse and i just swooped the baby hair on each side. And then i placed my hair scarf back on. For like about 10 minutes and then that's when i realized i wasn't recording, but this is how it looked once i removed my hair scarf. So i was trying to decide what i wanted to do at first. I was like i'm going to crimp it, but then i'm like no i'm going to add a few curls, because i want like that loose curl look, so this hair is very pretty it's very soft. I did get some like snacks when i ran my fingers through it, but once i go to the store and buy like my argan oil, i'm sure like it won't be a problem. So, even though i have to like fix my middle part um, i still got so many compliments wearing this wig. Like everybody love this wig, it's so pretty. So for some reason, my camera was not picking up the right color of the wig. So, a few days later, i just took a few pictures using my iphone in front of my ring light, but this is how the wig look in real life like this is the color of the wig. I apologize. You know, like the video it's more like a reddish tone, but it's not that color so drop a comment down below. Let me know if you rock this wig honey, okay and all the information will be in the description bar. Thank you guys so much for watching. I really appreciate it, and i see you all in the next video