How To Co-Wash Your Curly Wigs Before Wear| Beginner Friendly | Naturally Dea

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, thank you so much for stopping by. If you are new, my name is Deandra and today, within the jump right into the video. No, this is a lace wig that I purchased from Amazon, and this is just what the packaging is. Looking like, oh - and this is the actual unit, I'm gon na - be showing you in another clip. This is the actual units. These are the curls and this unity doesn't share a lot. It'S a list front wig and, as you can see, they're clips on it number four clips or Koons and that's just a unit. This is it I'm going to go in with my conditioner, and this is the choice in my conditional, as I use just going to put some in a squeeze them in a bowl and add lukewarm water, and you know I'm going in with the unions. I'M just basically getting the conditioned water all over the units. You know I'm using my finger pads and I'm running through it and not to ensure that there is no tangle in it. I'M just rinsing all the units ensuring that almost any particles just about everything is cleaned from the unit and then I'm going to squeeze the conditioned water out - and here I have some fresh blue mark, lukewarm water and I'm just rinsing out the unit original condition. You know to ensure that it's clean and fresh. This is how the unit is looking after both being 80 %. There are both dry. As you can see, the curls are coming to life. This unit is really beautiful, and this is how it's looking this unit did. Not shed a lot honestly, it barely shed in Sierra Tasha Dean. However, the hair isn't as dense as I'd want it to be, but stay tuned. I will be showing you guys how to style it and install it in my next video and thank you guys so so much for watching. If you have not done so already make sure to subscribe and I'll see you guys in my next one bye,