Tired Of Lace? 10 Minute Install | Natural Kinky Straight V-Part Wig | Ft. Nadulahair

Hey guys, i'm back today with another video, but before i get started on all the details, please make sure to hit the subscribe button down below and also, if you are subscribed to my channel, please make sure to turn those notifications on. So you do not miss out on any of my videos, i'm going to be showcasing a v part wig from the company, no doula hair. This one is in the kinky straight texture, it is 24 inches and it is 150 in density, and i have an extra small cap then go ahead off of camera and i flat ironed this hair. But, of course, during the unboxing you can see what the texture looks like straight out the package. As far as the cap construction goes, you get two combs on the side. You get a comb in the back in your adjustable straps. You also get a comb in the middle two combs at the top and, as you guys can see, these are the clip-in combs just place them in your hair and clip it wherever you need it to be, and then you have like this mesh material right here Now i will say that you need to be very, very careful when you're placing the unit on don't like open it wide like this, because this will tear it's very delicate. That is going to help your unit blend in seamlessly and also is going to lay very flat. So y'all don't be rough with these you're noticing just a little bit of mesh at the top area, and i'm guessing that is so that you don't have to place too much hair out of your head as far as leave-in, so that it can blend in better. Also, i'm going to tell you guys why i'm late to the v part wig party and that's because of textures and also the cap size and we're going to talk about that. But with these v-part wigs, the curly ones were cute. The silky straight ones were cute, but i wanted something that's going to mimic my texture. If i'm going to have to leave my hair out, i just don't want to have to put in so much work and all that other stuff. It just wasn't for me, so i was like when y'all jump on board with the kinky straight or a yaki texture, then i'm all for it, and here we are with this and another reason is cap size. I have a small head: the small caps do not work well in these v-part wigs. They are still entirely too big. There'S too much room in the back. I don't need to feel insecure about. If i have a dome head going on back here and it's flat up here, it doesn't look good. If i want to put my hair in a ponytail, i should be able to. I mean having to worry about how big it looks in the back and having to use 50 million bobby pins. That is why i asked the company, if i could get an extra small cap size now. Of course, this is not ready to ship. You have to get this customized and it takes about a month. I just want to put that out there, but once it came, i tried it on and i compared it to another v part wig. I had and look it's way better that other v-part wig felt like a large on my head. So if you are like me and have a small head - and you are wondering if companies will produce an extra small, they will it's just going to take a little bit more time for you to get it. I did wash my hair last night, so it was freshly washed. I also did just blow dry straight. I did wrap it last night, but i put a little bit of my leave-in conditioner and also a little bit of my moisturizer, that's water-based. So i don't have any oils in my hair because i did not want my hair to feel way down and to not blend in good um i'll turn around. So you guys can see the back of my hair. Now, i'm also going to bobby pin the back up, because when i was playing around with putting this on, i wasn't really comfortable with the cap because it kept sliding but we're going to have to see today which direction i ended up. Taking i go ahead and get my hair together, i'm going to leave it in a middle part, because that's usually what i like to rock anyway, especially when i'm just leaving the house, the middle part, is just easier for me now. Sometimes i like to be fancy - and i add a little bit of curls in and i'll put it as a side part just to kind of get the feather look but yeah i'm gon na leave it underneath that chit chat we're gon na get into it and Then you guys are going to see the final look, so a lot of trial and error when it came to installing this unit trying to get the right amount of hair out and making sure that i wasn't leaving out too much hair. So right here, you'll see me putting some of the hair back like uh girl that that's enough, that's enough! Just a little bit is needed and then i'm going to clip that up and put that out of the way. What i am going to do to my hair is just comb. It back and then put it into a ponytail. I make sure to leave out just a little bit of my sideburns just to make it look as natural as possible. Now here is where the struggle happened, and that is with me trying to put this hair up in a bun. The bun was cute, but i feel like it was a little bit too bulky, so i want to do this little bootleg style, where i twist it up and bobby pinned it against my head and hey it worked out, but eventually i will learn how to make It super flat, underneath your hair is prepped with this texture. It should not take a bunch of work. It should only take about five to ten minutes to get it all. Together, i had to make sure my clips were placed in the right area so that it was not going to be uncomfortable, since i was clipping it into my hair, i didn't want it pulling or anything, but once i got it together, like everything set in place, I did have to end up putting a few little bobby pins, underneath just to secure it more, but guys. Look how seamless that looks. The clips lay down very flat. The wefts are very flat you're not going to have to worry about this. Looking bulky at all. Now, let's take a moment to appreciate how realistic this looks: okay, flawless blending - i did not have to put no heat on my head, and it only took me a few minutes to put on. I didn't have to put a bunch of gel in my head. I didn't have to do a lot of manipulations. Look at that tuck! You can't tell me this ain't real. You can't tell me this ain't, all my hair, but guys make sure you stay tuned after this to hear my final thoughts on this unit. All right. So i am done installing this v part wig. I am very happy with the way that this came out the hair blended flawlessly without me, having to add any more heat to my hair and that's exactly what i wanted. I did not want to have to go in and manipulate my own hair too much. I will say, even though this is an extra small cap, i kind of feel like dang. Maybe you should have got an extra extra small cap because even back here when i was putting it to a low ponytail, i noticed that it was still kind of roomy right back at the nape area. Up in here is fine. I have no issues with up in here, but it's right up in here where i feel like it's still too big reason why i chose the extra small, because i already had a previous small v part wig that was just flopping off my head from another company. So i felt like maybe extra small would work, but maybe i just needed just a smaller cap. This is definitely not going to be the same cap size that you would get with the lace, wig, lace, front or frontal no you're going to really have to be careful when choosing your size. It'S kind of starting to feel like up in here. I needed a little bit more hair, but, as i was combing it i'm like no, it looks fine because nobody can see anything because of the way that they have it laid at the very top. The clips are very flat to my head. I don't feel like they're uncomfortable at all, even towards the back. I have like a very small amount of hair back there and i feel, like it still looks good, so i'm happy with the way that it looks. Yes, you can tuck this behind your ears. If you wanted to, i left out a little bit of my hair in the front like this a little bit of my shorter hairs on the side, as you could definitely tuck this behind your ear, and it's still going to give you a really natural look. As you guys can see my natural hair blends in with the color of this unit, so i really don't even have any cons besides the cap size other than that, i feel like everything is laying very flat, i'm not getting a lot of shedding with this unit. I also am not really getting any tangles i mean i just put it on. I do feel like this unit is a good density. It looks very natural, however, if this is too much hair on your head, you may want to see if there is a lower density that you can transition for all year round, because for me i don't think i will wear this in the summer time just because I know that i would get super hot before the winter and also the springtime. I think you'll be good to go, come back and update you guys with it nice and curled, and also give you my final thoughts on it. But as of right now, i am i'm feeling it. This is a nice break, especially from rocking frontals. Putting on all that adhesive give your hairline a little bit of a break. Look i'm all for it. It was easy to put on it's going to be easy to take off. You really can't go wrong with this type of you know. This is my first time installing this type of unit. I still feel like it looks very natural. Let me know what you guys. Think about this unit? Are you feeling it? If you are i'm going to make sure to leave all the links down below in the description area? Guys do not forget to subscribe to my channel once again turn on notifications on share and like this video, and i will see you guys next time, bye, guys