Thin-Part Wig Vs U-Part Wig - 90% Less Leave-Out

Okay, so i'm going to show you guys how much hair i would normally leave out for like a u-part unit and then i'm going to show you guys how much hair i'm actually going to leave out for this thin part unit, so just to fully blend over The track, but this is how much i would usually have out, but since i'm trying out a thin part unit today, i'm supposed to have, i guess, a lot less leave-out than i would normally um have for a u-part unit or in some cases no leave-out at All i think i should definitely get away with no leave out if it was a curly or more textured unit, but since i want to wear it straight, i'm going to have a little bit of leave out. You guys can tell this is how much layout i would normally have for a? U part unit thin part unit, i'm going to try to divide how much hair i'm actually going to have out and i'm going to get a really really thin part or a thin piece of hair. So so you guys can see. This is how much leave out. I'M going to have out compared to how much i would normally have out for a u-part wig, so we're gon na see if i can actually use this as leave out, which i normally never would, because it's literally like see-through. If you guys can see that i'm gon na take the unit so yeah, i finished straightening, my hair and honestly, you guys. I really really do like this hair. I just feel like it looks even more real, so now that my leave out is actually straightened. I'M going to show you guys just how much or how little level i have out. Can you guys see that, like it's literally see-through, so this right here is the unit? That'S not my hair. So this is how much level i have out you guys. That is not a lot of leave out with a. U part, i would definitely have to have more leave out than this. I just love how easy it was to blend my hair with everything i just feel like. It looks so good.