My First Time Wearing A Upart Wig! Let'S Install It Together! Blending My Hair, No Lace⎹ Myfirs

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. My name is beige. If you are new here, welcome, don't forget to hit that subscribe button down below and turn on the post notification bell for more videos. Today'S video will be working with this wig that was sent to me from my first wig. This is actually my first time ever trying a hue part wig. So I'm so excited about this video. I received a curly 18 inch, u-part wig, the wig comes with five combs, an adjustable, strap and a removable elastic band. So, to get a better idea of how much you leave out, you would need you get three inches from your forehead on back, and there is one inch across so 3 inches by 1. Inch is how much leave out you would need for this u-part wig. Ok! So step one would be to color match the u-part wig and your natural hair. You obviously want the two textures to blend in you want them to be the exact same hair color when you're in the Sun, under bright lights or whatever the case may be. So my natural hair color is jet black and the wig is an auth black natural 1b ish color, so we're gon na have to get the wig and my natural hair to become the same color. So I'm grabbing a dark and lovely hair dye. I am going to mix this dye together and I'm going to apply it to the u-part wig to diet jet black. I know you guys are very familiar with how to dye wigs and hair, so I'm not going to explain the process, but I'm gon na show you guys a bit of how I dyed this wig all right. So now that we have applied the dyes to the entire wig, we're going to allow it to process for two hours - and here are the results. After washing and deep conditioning this hair, as you can see, it has a really natural-looking way than curl pattern. There'S absolutely! No product in this hair at all and the hair is completely dry. I love the fact that there is a loose wave at the roots and then at the ends of this hair, turns into like a tighter curl. I think that looks so natural because everyone has different curl patterns throughout their head, and I like the fact that it's not just a uniform curl from roots to tip, so that makes this wig look so so so natural and I'm super excited to style this wig. So, let's jump right into that to define the curls I'll, be grabbing this curl, defining gel by Schwarzkopf, I'm sectioning off the hair and grabbing small sections, I'm going to spray each section with water, I'm going to detangle it with my detangling comb and then I am Going to apply that curl, defining gel after that I'll be grabbing my Denman brush to further get these curls to pop I'm going to follow those steps throughout the entire head and then I'll come right back now that that's all done, I'm grabbing my diffuser and I'm Just going to dry this here, while adding volume, okay, so now that the wig is fully prepped and ready to be installed, it's time to cut this extra wig cap area off. This is in the shape of a U and that's where this weight gets its name from a. U part, wig. That is where my hair will be coming out of, and blending in, hopefully to get a more natural looking finish. So you basically just want to take your time and cut around the west's of the wig and make sure that you're not cutting into the weft. So take your time with this step and just cut away that extra wig cap. Okay. So let's talk about how you should prep your hair or how your braid pattern should be when you're wearing a u-part wig. The purpose of a u-part wig is to have versatility and to make sure that your wig and your hair is blending in together to have the most natural most flawless finish. Ever some people choose to wear their perimeter of their hair out, and I did do that as well. The perimeter of my edges on the sides I did do like I hear it's looking really rough by the way, so excuse that I did do a cornrow twist on both sides, and then I have my hair out in the back now. My hair is not the same hair texture in the back as it is in the front. Obviously, everyone's here there's a different texture. All over my hair is tighter in the back, and it doesn't have like that s curl or wave like the front of my hair. Does so I basically just did spiral curls in the back by adding perm rods so that if I want to wear it in a high ponytail or just an updo in general, and have that back out in the back, I feel like it'll blend in a lot. More seamlessly, with these spiral curls that I'm going to get from these perm rods in the back, so that is always an option. If your hair is not 100 %, the hair texture of your textured u-part wig, you can always do a twist out a braid out. A bantu knot out a rod out whatever type of manipulation you have to do for your natural hair. Make sure you do that just so that it could be a flawless finish, and I think this will be so cute if I decide to wear it like an a up, you will see these curls on the back, so it will look a lot more natural because, Obviously, people's nape area does have tighter curls, I'm gon na make sure that I line it up all right. So, let's work on this leave out, I'm just gon na spray, my hair with water. Oh look at this. If I wanted to do a twist out, it would blend in perfectly perfectly, but I'm just gon na spray, my leave out with water and then I'm going to add this leave-in conditioner and then I'm going to use eco styler gel and my Felicia Leatherwood brush. I'M gon na do some baby hairs around my hairline put my headscarf on and then I'll come right back for the finishing touches. Okay, so I feel like my hair would have blended in a lot better if I did a twist out or a braid out or like a cornrow out, as you saw when I first removed the twists that I had, but right now we're just going to work With the leave out that I have I'm just going to brush it down, put my head scarf one and allow it to set that way so that it can be like waves in the front instead of my hair trying to blend in. If that makes any sense. So the waves will kind of steer the eye away from the fact that my hair is not the exact texture of this wig. So I'm gon na show you guys the difference between wearing your hair out in the front as a wash and go and wearing your hair out in the front as its twist out to see which one you prefer, which one looks better, which one looks more natural. Although I can get away with this, because I stretched out my hair a bit by putting that headscarf on and that kind of elongated the waves, I'm still not - 100 % sold on it blending in to be a perfect match for my texture. But I mean it's not bad. If this is your hair section, I think that it would definitely look amazing and another thing too. This wig cap is really really big, because a u-part wig is not supposed to fit on the entire head. It'S supposed to you know it's supposed to be made for your leave out to be around the perimeters of your hair for more versatility, because of that fact I should have ordered a size smaller, but I did order a medium size and it's like really really really Big on my head and another thing too, I don't feel like this. Wig is completely secured on my head with just the combs. I would love love, love to see it snapped in like an actual clip in so that it can feel secure so that I know it's not coming out when someone hugs me or if I just do this a little bit too hard and the whole weight comes Off so I would like to see more security on the wig as a whole, but otherwise I think this is a really quick and easy hairstyle just to put on mess with your leave out in the front and just go, but that's the reason why this week Is so convenient because you don't have to worry about your entire perimeter of leave out? You can just worry about your leave out here in the middle, which makes it perfect for daily, wear and everyday use, because you don't have to go through the hassle of styling. Your hair every single day and every single night in the fact that you could just take it off, put it on your mannequin head and go about your day, makes it so much easier than wearing clippings and having to worry about all your here. Blending in in between and then taking it out and putting it back in every day is a hassle. So I love the fact that this is literally like a wig, but your hairs on the front. You don't have to worry about being insecure about the lace showing or whatever the case may be. So I I love, love love. The fact that you part wigs are super easy. In that way. I would love to try more of in the future I'm going to mess around with a couple of hairstyles and I will come right back and of course, I am going to show you guys the twist out tomorrow to see which one you prefer and which one Looks more natural, my hair texture, all right, so I'm just gon na wet my hair apply the same curling gel twist. My hair apply a perm rod and then allow it to air dry overnight and we'll come back tomorrow with the results. And here are the results from doing that twist out and perm rod set. I don't know which one I prefer, which one do you prefer the wash and go method with this? U part wig or my hair in the twist out. I'M I don't know. I think I like the twist out better because it's bigger and I think that bigger hair looks better on my face shape but they're both really really cute. And I love the fact that it's so versatile and so easy to do and we're for beginners and the fact that it's summertime and it's hot outside. And I don't have to worry about my god to be ultra glue, gel melting off and my lace lifting up or anyone looking at my lace, because there is no lace and I love the fact that I don't have to sit in a chair for hours upon Hours getting a sew-in, so this is the best of all worlds I feel like if it matches your hair go for it if it doesn't try to find some manipulation tactics to get it to blend in with your hair. But if I could find one that matches my hair flawlessly, I will be so so so happy. Let me know your thoughts down below in the comment section as always. Thank you so much for watching. 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