How To Make A V Part Wig Look Natural [Easy] No Lace No Glue Ft Shine Hair Wig

V part wigs: they have been incredibly popular lately. I think they are excellent because you don't need to have any leave out but still get a natural look. I'Ve seen a few comments on people asking me how i get my v parts to look so natural, especially in the straighter textures, and it's actually a lot easier than you think today, i'll be trying out a unit by shine, hair wig. The length is in 20 inches and the density is 250 percent and the texture is straight. Inside the box we got a pair of lashes, a clip to help section our hair and a rat tail comb. In addition to the lovely box they give you. You also get a satin bag to help store your unit. Satin bags help preserve the longevity of the hair on the inside cap. We have maximum security and you guys know i am a huge fan for it. We have five clips on the pattern. One comb on each side and a comb at the back, and on top of that we've got an elastic band. I would say the overall cap construction is a 10 out of 10. For me, i do prefer to be able to remove my bands, because sometimes the bands can be a little bit tight. However, this is not a problem because i usually just cut them out if they are too tight - and here is what the v part looks like up close, usually in most v parts, you will see that we have large grids and the hair is ventilated through sort Of like a lace front, but on a larger scale, however, this one is a little bit different. You can see that it is ventilated, however, the vents kind of curl under the cap to give it a more natural appearance, and this is the first time i've ever seen. A v part wig, look like this, and i was very interested to try it out. The texture is gorgeous super straight with a ton of movement, exactly how i like my straight hair to be. It also has a light shine to it too, which is always good. Now there are going to be two sort of variants to this. Video one is going to be the styling of the hair. This is all just for aesthetic purposes and two is what you need to do to make sure that your v part looks natural and don't worry. I will be updating you throughout this tutorial. So, first of all, you want to apply the wig and then secure any clips down, make sure that your own scalp is visible through the v part. You have to fiddle around with the clips for a bit to make sure that you have the right space in between it. You don't want your clips too far, otherwise apart and will just look too strange, and then you don't want them too close, then otherwise it will give it a really weird wiggy appearance. You want to be able to see your scalp and just a tiny bit of your own hair, underneath, as you can see, the v part is very obvious. Don'T worry, we're going to go ahead and fix that this part is just for aesthetic purposes, but i decided to cut some bangs to get a more natural layered look. I also decided to do some layers throughout the hair and to do that. I just brushed all of the unit forward, put a hair band to keep it all in place and that's trimmed off the excess. I cut about an inch off which is barely any hair, but you'll see that it made a huge difference in the end. This is a step. That'S going to make your v part look very natural. This is mainly for straight units, but with curly units. This part is not very necessary. I grabbed my hairdryer with this attachment to help direct the heat in one place and then just behind the v part. I separate a piece of hair and i blow it in the other direction, and what this does is that it takes the flat straight hair and gives it a little bit of body. This will make the part a lot less noticeable, but i also do this for the entire front section of my hair to make it look more natural. However, if you just want to do the parting, you could go ahead and do so and as you can see, this is one half compared to the other. You can see. One side is more lifted and rounded and away from my head and the other side is just flat and boring, and because it's so flat, you can clearly see that this is a v part wig. I also use a little bit of hairspray to help the hair stay in place. This step is crucial for any v-part wig, whether it's curly straight body wave. It makes no difference, and that is to back comb the hair. For this, you want to take a rattle comb, make a small parting where the v part is, and basically just comb backwards until the part is a lot less noticeable. I also made sure to spray a little bit of hairspray in between this helps to hold the hair in place, and this is the step that's really going to make a huge difference. As you can see, it's already making a difference and i'm only halfway through back combing it once that's done. I go ahead and style the hair. Today, i'm going for a nice luxurious blowout and i'm using this rounded curling iron that i purchased from amazon and it works so well. I'M normally really bad at blowouts, but this helped me a bunch and once i finished curl my hair, i then apply a roller and secure it with pins to keep it in place. I left my hair in rollers for about 10 minutes. While i did my makeup and did some chores - and this is the result absolutely gorgeous and that v part that you can see before it is well hidden, i must say doing this on straight. Hair was a little bit of a challenge, but i still managed to make it work. If you wanted to know a little bit more information about this hair, all of it will be down in the description box below. Let me know if you have tried a v part wig lately and also, let me know if these steps helped you, and i will see you in the next video bye