Make Your Invisible Crochet V-Part Wig Look Good On Camera & Irl | Unice Hair

Hi everyone today, I'm going to show you how I install my V part wig, using the invisible crochet method. This video is sponsored by Unice hair and they send so much stuff that the box was burping. I have two wig caps that I don't need for this tutorial, but I'll use later on also Nails. This box came a long time ago. That'S why it's so Christmassy and there is a pen. You guys don't know how excited I was when I saw the sleeve, because I just knew it would be super Glam and super cute, and it writes really well too so I also have some false lashes. I don't really wear lashes like that anymore. I did try in the past, but it's not my thing. Also, the little edges band that people use when styling their hair - and here is another winner - a retractable makeup brush it's perfect for your bag, so you can do touch-ups on the go and I keep one at work. I now have two at home total three. So I'm really happy about this. This is the hair storage bag and they sent a robe and Bonnet, which is funny because because I have two pink satin pillowcases in this exact shade. So now it's like, I have a whole set. They also sent some hair bling and it's time to wash the hair before styling. But first, let's look at the wig cap construction. This is a V part wig, with two clips on each side, a clip at the base and a breathable stretchy cap. Just like a regular wig. There are Combs on each side and a comb in the back right next to the adjustable straps. Let'S flip it over and you can see that the part is ventilated on a thick black mesh fabric, very similar to a lace front. Now it's time to wash in a downward motion as usual to avoid the tangles and that's all I'm going to do, because I need to restyle my hair after I fix my part, no need to Define at this point. This is the wig that I've been wearing and I'm going to switch to an invisible middle part this week, only let's get started and put the wig on first, I have to secure the clips and make sure they're comfortable, because I don't want to pull my hair. I have two braids coming forward and that's where I pull the hair through, but first I need to make sure the wig is properly on my head. Thank you guys are gon na have to forgive me for laughing, because I randomly thought about how wide my part used to be eight or nine years ago, when I first started doing this method, I'm starting by parting, my hair and sectioning off at least half a Centimeter of thickness that's coming down the length of my part and I'm getting this hair to avoid pulling from the wrong place with my latch hook. When I pull through and flip over, I'm clipping my hair down, also just to make sure I don't pull from the wrong place, and I was having difficulty with this side for some reason. Every so often like I just have difficulty foreign the latch hook under the braid attach some hair and pull through all the way up from the opening of the part to the closing of the part. It'S so easy I've done this so many times. You really don't need me to tell you how to do it. You can just see and understand that's what I love about this method. It'S also really quick, which makes it perfect, because this texture is nowhere near my natural hair texture. So I can't just have a leave out which would have been more convenient and faster, but I have this quick alternative also, so if you have the option to do either a method or both, you can do that, and it's going to be fast, and I love That so here I am on my dominant side and I am zooming through it. It only takes about two minutes or less on each side, all right, foreign, the part looks amazing, but my hair is fuzzy, so I need to Define it a bit and while I was sectioning the hair off, I realized that I retained some definition with no product Which is a bonus, less work for me, so I'll just do the front, because there's really no need to redefine hair. That looks good, so first up is water. I am using my pattern. Spray mist bottle to drench my strands and I'm doing this because I'll use a blow dryer and I'm brushing it out with my favorite detangler, but it's not very good at curl definition. I really have to put in work to do that, so I'm going to go in with some more water to finish drenching, my hair before brushing again and still no good definition, so I'm gon na switch to the detangling attachment head by pattern. Beauty I like it because it's good at smoothing your hair out, I just - might buy their detangling brush. I don't know yet I've seen some unsavory reviews that have kind of deterred me from buying it, but I I'll consider it next, I'm using my jbn leave-in serum just a little bit goes a long way to get a soft curly look and I'm gon na finish. This side, then repeat on the other side, down it's time to diffuse, with the pattern dryer, the review is coming. I promise I just wanted to get the hang of the dryer test. It out see how it works with my routine. Everything that I do before coming to you guys and giving you a proper review. I am going to lift the part just a little bit and make it more voluminous. By separating the pulled hair from the remainder, then zapping the back side with hairspray and following through with the blow dryer that way, I have some volume in the part area. Thank you. The hair looks fine, but one final touch with curlier textures, especially, is pulling the hair forward so that the part hair is lifted a little bit and can sit comfortably without it. Looking like there's missing hair up front because typically the hair falls to the side and you lose some of that voluminous look with curlier textures, but it's perfect like this for Sleek textures. So that's it and if you want to try a V part wig, please check out you nice. They are affordable and I will do the removal process later so be on the lookout for that video