Outre Perfect Hairline Synthetic 13X6 Lace Frontal Wig - Katya | Hairsoflyshop

Hey there love thank you for clicking my video in today's video. I will be showcasing some wigs from hair, so fly shop, they're in the same style, but two different colors. The link below to this wig and their direct store will be in the description box. The style of the wig that i have is ultra perfect, hairline synthetic 13x6 lace, frontal wig and a style katya if i said it right and the colors number two and zrf red velvet. Here'S what the color 2 looks like straight out of the box. This is how the hairline looks. The hairline comes lightly pre-plucked. You also get baby hairs on the hairline and because this is a synthetic wig, the knots do not come bleached. This wig comes with a 13x6 frontal parting space, underneath the frontal is a faux scalp attached behind the frontal you get three combs a pre-attached elastic band and the cap material is a stretch, fit breathable material. I don't want to use the faux scalp, so i'm going to cut it off right by the ear tab. I go underneath the faux scalp material and lightly pick it up and start cutting a light, really really light thin thread and i just keep cutting and then lifting cutting. Then lifting there's also going to be some hair attached to the faux scalp. I just cut right through that as well. This part is optional. You do not have to do the removing of the faux scalp or anything that i do in this video. I'M just showing you guys what i do so you guys know how i got my end. Results after i removed the material there's going to be some hair sticking out from underneath the lace i'm just going to pull those right out. Okay. So now i'm gon na go in with my innis hot comb and a temperature setting that i haven't on is number five. The top is coming off a little humpy and as for the hairline, it could use some smoothing out. So i'm just going in with the hot comb and i'm not running the hot comb all the way through the hair, i'm just focusing on the roots of the hair. This is how it looks after i'm all done with the hot comb. Now i'm going to cut off the extra lace when cutting off the extra lace i like to use eyebrow scissors, so i hold back the baby hairs and i take the scissors and cut right along the hairline. I kept the styling on this pretty simple. I went in and did a half a path down style. I did not use any heat. I love how the hairline comes plucked on this one i feel like it does not look the same like the color number, two. Actually like the hairline on this one more. I was gon na go in and pluck it i was very tempted to i wanted to keep it beginner friendly. So i was like. Let me just keep the hairline the way it came. This is how it looks after i put it up in the half up. Half down style, the hairline on the wig is longer than my natural hairline. So to get it to line up with my hairline, i'm going to cut off some of that extra air tab. The hairline on the lace is coming off still a little too light on. My skin, so i'm going in with some foundation, that's just a shade darker than me, and applying some of that foundation on top of the lace. Now i'm going to take this bed head hard head spray and spray one layer of this on top of the lace of the hairline, for this wig show and tell if you would like a more stronger hold, then i recommend like about two to three layers, but One layer should do me good. Yes, i know these baby hairs is a little extra, but i tried my best for this quick show-and-tell. Now i'm going to go in with this maybelline fit me powder in the shade 360 and i'm applying some of this powder. On top of the lace, i like doing this, because this just helps the parting space look a little bit more like scalp and have more of a flesh tone, and this also help hide the grids and knots on the lace. Now that i'm watching this video over, i could have did better with the placement of the baby hairs, because it's making my head look, i don't know just giving me oval vibes, because the baby hairs just look a certain way, but it's not that bad. So the length of this wig on me, i would say, is no more than 22 to 24 inches and my height is five six again. The hair color is a number two. As for the lace, it does not look too bad on my skin, especially once you get the color to match your skin. The density of the hair on this wig is very thick. It is giving me like ultra nisha vibes, not that thick, but it's still very thick. As for the hair texture, i would say it's like a light. Yakky kinky straight blown out. Texture love it. It is very soft. It has a natural, coarse texture to it, but it still have a nice soft feeling. As for a luster, this wig does come with a shine, but you can't dim down the shine with dry shampoo if it's still coming off too shiny. I did get a few snags of tangling when i was styling this wig. Nothing too bad, though, like it came right out, especially when i used the brush as for shedding, i did get shedding, but i felt like shedding was low, which is really good, because this hair density is thick. So if i was to brush it out or comb it out and a lot of hair was coming out, then ultra you have some explaining to do. As for when i split the hair in the back, i like how there's no track showing you can't see. My wig cap, i know a few of you - are wondering about the size on the wig. Is it big head friendly? My head? Circumference is 22 inches, so i feel like if you have a bigger head. You are definitely definitely in for the clear there is a lot of stretch cap room left in there. If you have a smaller head, then i recommend, like knotting a end on the elastic band, or you can even crisscross the adjustable straps like i said you guys do not have to do all the steps i do in this video, i'm just showing you guys what I do so you guys know how i got my end result if you like it, the deep parting space helps the wig look more realistic as well. So now, let's move on to the drff red velvet color, now that the hair is already pre-styled and have a pat-down style, all i have to do is worry about blending in the lace, melting, the lace and styling the baby hairs right here is my end results And i'm going to be very honest with you guys, i am not filling the half a path down style with this color love the color combination and the choice of style. But it's something about the side showing i don't know, i'm just i'm not feeling it. The little gray part at the top is the lace showing, but i don't know i don't know, i'm not feeling it yeah. I should have worn it down, but this is still a cute style option. So when i was styling this wig, i didn't get any tangles with this one shedding was very low as well. I love the fact that these wigs come pre-style pre-colored for you. I also like how the roots fade into the color there's no harsh line of demarcation. The density on this is the same as the color number two is a very thick same wig size as well, because it's a different color, the wig size didn't change. The texture didn't change. It still looks nice. So my experience with these wigs - i don't think they last long at all. I feel like you could only get about three wears out of it and then boom you kind of like throw it out. Maybe you could get it. You know some longer wears with the proper care, but for me it's just it's not a long laster, but it's okay, because some people don't need their wigs to last that long. They just want to look to get the people shook or whatever, and some people was looking for something long lasting, but it's not long lasting. So i'm just letting you guys know and i'm being honest, these wigs are beginner friendly and they do make good, affordable practice. Wigs, if you're trying to get into the frontal look, but you don't really want to mess around with a frontal. Yet this is perfect. I like it definitely recommend if you guys have any questions, feel free to comment below and i'll get back to them as soon as possible. Thank you. So much for watching and i'll see you guys in the next video later you guys