Blending Short 4C Hair With A V-Part Wig, Julia Beginner Friendly Kinky Straight V Part Wigs

Hey everyone, so today i'm going to be giving you guys a review of the julia hair b, part wig. This is the kinky straight unit and i did get it in 16 inches. So i'm gon na do a quick unboxing. It comes with a wig cap. A little scarf right here, a nice satin scarf a pair of eyelashes and a pair of clips. Now i'm going to go ahead and take the knitting off and the packing materials off of it. So you can see what it looks like straight out of the box. So this is what it looks like. It does: have um a few dimples and wrinkles in it, but we're gon na take care of that. It has four clips at the top two combs on the side, a clip in the crown a comb at the base, and it also has the adjustable straps in the back. So here's what the v part looks like close up, and i love that it's super flat because that'll help to disguise where your hair begins and where the wig begins. You can feel free to wash your wig when you take it out of the package, but just for now, i'm going to use some water and a blow dryer to get the dents out of it. So i basically just use my little water mister and then i use my comb attachment on my blow dryer until all of the dents are gone all right, so i had just been wearing a fruit braids under my turban as a protective hairstyle, but now that i'm Getting ready to put the wig on, i just want to put it on here just to see exactly how much hair i need to leave out. So while the braids are still braided down, i'm just gon na put the wig in place. That way, i can know exactly where i need to take hair out and how much hair i want to take out now that i figured out my placement, i'm going to go ahead and remove the wig so that i can take the braids down in that certain Area in order to have that as a bit of leave out all right, so my hair is out in the back and i didn't feel like re-braiding it. So i'm just going to put it on a really low ponytail. And then i'm going to put my stocking cap over it just to help it lay a bit flatter back there. Okay, so i will be wearing a middle part. So what i'm just going to do is take a little hair off to the left side of the middle part and then i'm going to take a little hair off to the right side of the middle part. So i'm just going to clamp that to the side and this right here i was super lazy, so i didn't feel like braiding it back down. So i'm going to basically just twist it up and stick it under my wig cap, i'm going to repeat the same process for the right hand, side, i'm just taking out a bit of leave out and then i'm going to twist the hair and put it under My wig cap that i don't need all right now that i have my two pieces. I am ready to install the wig, i'm basically just going to put the clips down in place where i want them, try to make sure that they're really flat and as close to the leave out as possible. All right now that i have the wig secured. It is time to try to blend it as best as possible, as you can tell, my hair is still really short right now i have short 4c natural hair, so um, i'm probably going to end up straightening my leave out just to help it blend a little More so i am gon na get my hot comb and i'm basically just going to try to straighten out my hair, so it appears flatter and not so frizzy alright. So this is the best i could get it blended together and for my hair to be super short and slightly different color from the wig. I think that it still looks really good. So i know a lot of people would want to straighten this wig or flat iron it, but after being relaxed having relaxed hair for so many years. I actually really love the thickness and the texture of this. Now, if i were to have left out some more hair around the perimeter of my hair, i could have like worn it in a different style, but since i didn't, i could also just pull it back like this to where my edges are not showing. I like that the hair is soft and it's lightweight, and it's just super easy to manage and deal with. Let me know what you guys think about this wig down in the comment section. So if you guys have any questions or comments, just let me know thanks for watching, i