Ginger T-Part Wig | Color + Install Lace Front Wig | Unice Hair

So this is what the hair is. Looking like: hey guys, it's a girl, curly kiki and welcome back to my channel now in today's video, i'm going to be showing you how i am installing this wig and take you through the entire process. So if you are new to my channel, welcome and don't forget to hit that subscription button below the video before leaving until all my returning subscribers are warm welcome, let's jump right into how i installed the wig. This is the box that the wig came in now. In the box, i also received a little gift bag and in the bag. I got a hair scarf, as well as some 3d eyelashes and a wig cap and some clips some hair clips. This is the wig that i received. This is in the original color that it came with. The color is described as a copper red and it's in the texture, afro kinky. So the wig is a three by five by one lace, front: um, human hair wig, and it is a t pathway. Now it is described as pre-plop. This is the hairline or the free space that you actually get with this wig. So yes, it's a teapot wig and it's in a 150 density. I don't have a way stand, so i'm using one of my lighting stand and i'm putting a rag on it, just to make sure that it holds the mannequin head securely and film. So that's my hack, i'm using this dark and lovely in the shade chestnut to sort of tone. The hair down and the kit comes with everything that you need for dyeing the hair. Now, if you need to dye the entire wig you're going to need probably more than one kit, you probably need at least two kits, but for me i just wanted to put the hair color to the front of the hair and the top as well to create Sort of an ombre effect with the two colors i first dye the front of the hair and the top. I also make sure that the entire hairline is properly dyed and once i'm finished with dyeing the essential parts which is the hairline on the top, i then go in and start you know adding some more dyes to create the ombre effect that i wanted for this. I'M using my hand to sort of blend the color and create the effect, so i'm not just dumping the dye and leaving i'm using my fingers to blend the dye through. So that's gon na really give the ombre effect and you're gon na see it um see that contrast with the two colors. So that's all i'm doing with the remainder of the die once i'm finished. This is what it's looking like before rinsing the die, so you can see how i added the colors to the back to the front and everything - and this is just the close-up, so i have all the orange to the bottom. I didn't touch that blue ingredients, whatever color, you want to call it, i didn't touch it, and this is the wig once i rent all the dye. So this is what it's looking like after renting and drying the hair. Now, at this point, i had not added any product to the hair. No here most know anything. This is it when it's dry natural state, no products, that's what it's looking like. So now, it's time to try to customize the wig. So all i want to do is clean up that part to the center i'm using this tweezer. So i started off with this tweezer, but it was not doing the job. So i tried another tweezer slightly smaller tweezer. That'S what i'm using to sort of clean the parts for the hair, also throughout the plucking process, i'm keeping the hair moist with some water and also i'm using this shear moisture here, mousse to sort of keep the curls and tackle see how the curls bounce back And that's all i'm doing at this point. Next, i'm going to move on to working on the hairline, so the parts are finished, was good ready to go next, i'm going to work on trying to pluck the hairline just a bit to make it look a little more natural. Now remember, this is a teapot wig, so there's not much space so much room for plucking with this wig. So i did the best i can with what i had to work with. So here i'm just showing the space i have to work with and i'm parting um the frontal. This is the i'm separating the part um for when i need to pull baby here. So i'm plucking the inside just a bit and i'm plucking going backwards for the inside and when it's time to pluck that frontward portion, i'm plucking going down to the front. So that's all i'm doing the plucking did take some time. So if you're planning to pluck any of your wigs be patient because it does take some time, i was trying my best not to create any bald patches in there or not to over. Pluck the hair, because there's not much room at all for plucking um. With these teapot wigs, the hair had been moving just a bit, so i wanted to pin it down. So that's all i'm using right now some um pens to clamp the hair down and keep it in place while plucking i'm also keeping the hair as moist as possible throughout the entire plucking process. Here, i'm comparing how much of the hair was plucked, and that's so i'll know how much here i need to pluck on the other side after plucking, both sides of the front. It was then time to cut i'm just gon na use my scissors and cut it. Now you can always cut the lace on the canvas head or you can cut the lace when you put the wig on your head. But for me i just wanted to cut the lace with my hands. It didn't really make that much of a difference. In my opinion, do what works for you, i would say, and it's amateur night because we all know brilliant is my specialty, not wigs oops, but so we cut the lace out. Let'S put this bad boy on and see what's happening, the most i'm gon na do is add some foundation well or concealer to the pot and yeah. So i went on ahead and added some. I pulled out some baby here just a little bit on each side. If you do it, you can see it's not really much just a little bit on each side, i'm going to spray the front, i'm not gon na spray, the entire hairline, because my hair is gon na, be down you're, not gon na be seeing it. So i don't want to be putting too much of this on my hair, so i'm just spraying just to the front here that it's gon na be seen now. If you're gon na pull somebody here back, you got ta, do the entire thing. Now i do got a big head and my hairline is is really close to my brow. So it's sort of difficult to pull the wig right down. Unless i'm going to glue it - and i don't really want to glue it so you're going to be seeing some of my hair to the side - that's fine because i'm not going to be it's not going to be showing the hair is going to fall on it. But this is - and i don't want it too far on my forehead, so you can see it's just where my hairline starts. I'M going to use this elastic to sort of set the hair, so i'm just gon na so while the hair is starting, i'm gon na go get dressed. Do i'm just adding some water to the here um to sort of fix the curl pattern? You look closely. You'Ll see that here is where i had dyed it like brown, and i love the orange to the ends and to the back so i'll, be showing you that pretty soon, but let's just wet this here and see what it's looking like see. What we're working with i'm just going to add something loose. I went ahead and cut some of the baby hairs off camera because it's very difficult to see what i'm doing when looking at trying to look at the mirror and here so i'm just going to dry. The hair bit on a little setting, so this is what the hair is looking like. So, as i mentioned earlier in the video this here was sent to me by eunice for an honest review, as you can see from the beginning of the video here, was a really bright color i mean here that color could have been installed. It is pretty, but for me was a little too bright for me, so i wanted to calm it down just a bit, so you saw how i dyed here. The hair did take the dye pretty well, because i only wanted to the front brown and to the top brown and i wanted to keep the um the ombre color to the back and that's exactly what i got so the hair does die pretty well um. I believe it can be watercolor dye as well, but you saw the dye that i used. It worked really well. I have no complaints in terms of the dyeing um. As for the shedding. Yes, it does shut a bit, but it's not horrible. It is a teapot wig, so it's very, very easy to install as you can see you can make it will glue less or you can use glue or your free spray. As you saw me use, the free spray is not necessary. I wanted to use it as for the part i did touch up the pack with some foundation and concealer. I didn't have to do anything to the nuts, because there wasn't much nuts to be seen it's up to you. If you want, you can always put some foundation or something underneath the wig in that little teapot zone, but it wasn't going to be showing. So i had no issues with that as well. The quality is great and well, i can't say if you know, there's much tangling just yet, because this is the first time that i'm wearing it, but in terms of the feel it's very soft nice, it's very easy to work with. So i have no complaint in terms of the texture so yeah. This is the wig. It'S a really. Nice fall color. So what is coming? And i like the color for the season change. Let me know what you think about the wig in the comment section below. Let me know what you think about the color, the install it's a very simple process, as i mentioned, as you saw and yeah, this is the wig. So it's up to you if you want to give it a try, as i mentioned here, is from you nice. So yeah, thank you very much for tuning in. Thank you very much for staying to the end. 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