Easiest V Part Wig Install With No Leave Out! | Balayage Curly Wig | Julia Hair

Hey mom welcome back to my channel, so, as you guys can see, we are back with another hair tutorial and today's video will be sponsored by julia hair. This is a v part bayleage curly wig. It is 150 density, and this is one of those wigs that you know, there's no leave out, there's no lace, none of that. So if you want to see exactly how i got the wig to blend and look as natural as possible, then i want you guys to go ahead and keep on watching. I don't know why my lighting switched like this, but this is the box that the hair came in and, of course, you're going to have some goodies, so you're going to have some eyelashes, some more hair clips, some wig caps, of course, as well as a scarf, Because you can never have too many of those you're also going to have this silk bag to keep the hair. In that way, it is nice and protected. So here is the hair. Here again, i said this is a julia hair. It is a v part, baleage curly, wig, 150 density. I can't exactly remember how many inches it is, but you guys already know i will have all the direct links and information in the description box down below the hair is pretty like the highlights. The color. Everything is beautiful and, as you guys can see, it is one of those wigs where there is no lace. There is no bleaching involved. There'S no plucking involved. There'S no blend well, there's blending, but not the difficult way. So i have my natural hair in some twists and i just have the wig cap on um as far as back as i think that i needed it so now i'm just going to get the wig um. You know measured up appropriately before i secure it in with this type of way, you're going to want to make sure you take advantage of the side clips, as well as the back clip as well, just to make sure it's secure and then you're going to clip. Where the part is as well so once i lined it up exactly where i wanted it, i went ahead and secured it in place. Now these v part wigs are super popular and the reason being is because don't nobody want to do all that nonsense with lace? All the time, sometimes you just need a wig that you can just put on and go so, as you guys can see. When i secure it, it looks nice right, but the only issue is obviously you're going to see the track. So that is the trick with this hair um. Well, with these type of wigs in general, you have to hide that track. Um now i could easily just take out a little bit of my natural hair and just have a little bit of leave out. But my dilemma with this particular wig is that my natural hair is not as dark as the roots on this wig. So i came up with my own little trick: i'm going to use a bobby pin and basically what i do is right. Next to the track. I secure the bobby pin there and then, when i fold the hair back over the track, it kind of pushes the hair over a little bit more so that it covers the track where the part is. Does that make any sense? I hope you guys could actually see what i did. You know if what i said doesn't make any sense, but that's pretty much what i did um now, i'm not gon na lie. You are going to have to finesse it because sometimes the bobby pin will show so you might have to you know, take it out and put it in a different spot. But it's really not that bad and i'd rather do this than have my natural hair out. Anyways that way, my hair stays secure and the part still looks natural, so yeah i just had to keep finessing it just to get it the exact way that i wanted it to. You know some people they rather just tease. You know where the part is and they're good with that some people, rather just have their leave out that way they don't have to go through. All that, that's fine, you know being that it is curly hair. You could finesse it a little bit more and a lot easier actually, but i wanted to stay true to the wig and i wanted to keep it glueless and i wanted to keep it no leave out and all that stuff. So this is where i got so far um. I did fix it, obviously, because you can see the track in the back, but i just wanted to give you guys a close-up as to what the bobby pin was doing and it helped out a lot honestly. So i'm gon na, let you guys watch the rest of the video because there's not too much that i really need to explain, but i do want to let you know that after i pretty much finessed the part as well as i could on camera, i did Go ahead and cut some layers in the front just to help the wig frame my face, and i also did finger comb the curls, because i don't like perfect. You know curls i'd rather have the poofy messy curls and i kind of feel like because this is a wig, that you know, there's no lace or anything involved, and you kind of have to finesse it to make a little bit more natural. I feel like the poofiness kind of helps hide the part as well so yeah, so i'm gon na, let you guys watch and then i'm gon na come back towards the end all right. So i didn't really give you guys a good enough close-up on that. So um i'm gon na give you guys another one, but that is the end of the tutorial. I love the hair. The color itself is bomb. The highlights is bomb, oh here's, the part. So, as you guys can see, i was able to get the tracks a little bit more hidden um. I ended up just doing like this cute little effortless style with the hair, and i feel like as far as cutting layers in the front. It definitely helped to frame my face. A lot more, the hair is beautiful, the color is beautiful. I love it. As always, i will have all the information listed in the description box down below, and i want to thank julia here for sponsoring this video, and i will see you guys next time.