Best U-Part Wig For Natural Hair! I Dragged Her Thru The Dirt But She Still Slays After 2 Years

Hey you guys welcome back today, I'm going to be showing you how I revise my u-part wig. This is not the natural curl pattern, it's kind of matted and it's looking crusty and it needs some tender, loving care. So enough, half this wig for like almost two years now, so I'm holds up really really good. So, first off I'm going to show you how to properly wash this unit. So I'm just starting off by shampooing the u-part wig in my kitchen sink and, as you can see, I'm not like scrunching up the unit, because that will cause even more tangles. So, as you can see, I'm just swishing it around in the water. And so I just run my hands down the unit, and then I just wanted to show you these yet hair that I'm getting from it. I did get some shed hair, but no biggie and then I'm going to rinse the shampoo and start with the conditioning process and I like to use the Aussie miraculously smooth hair conditioner and it did an amazing job with this unit. It helped me to detangle it and it just conditioned the hair a bit if it really soft after I applied the conditioner I'm going to let it sit for about five to 10 minutes and just let it soak up the conditioner and then I'm going to detangle. It with a brush and here's some more shed hair and then after I conditioned the hair, I'm going to rinse it out really good and I rinse the whole thing, and this is what it's looking like now - that it's all rinsed out right here. This is product free hair, so this is more like a natural curl pattern of this unit, and it's so so soft that is love that conditioner. So now I'm going to be working in sections and I'm applying water to each section of hair. I'M taking about small to medium sections and I'm just going to do like a wash and go with this unit. And I'm using the Hawaiian silky miracle worker. And I think it's a really good with this unit. I just love how moisturize it made it feel and it did a really good job with defining the curls. So each section of hair, I'm soaking this hair up with water and then applying the product, because I wanted to be a wash and go so I'm just getting it really wet and then applying the product. And this is what it looks like now that it's all done and here's the next thing when it's completely dry form. I leave all that. Is it small to stir and twist and then I'm going to unravel them and also use the Hawaiian silky miracle worker and I just twisted the whole front of my hair because I didn't know how much Lee wrought I want it. So here is me just putting the u-part wig on trying to figure out how much leave out I'm going to actually leave out. So now that I figure out the placement of the u-part wig, I'm just going to clip it and it has a few clips in it, which I really like, because that way it's secure on my head. Next, I'm just going to take down the twist, and this is what it's looking like. I wish I would have not have separated the twist so much because it started to create frizz. So I think next time I'm going to use some gel just to cut down on the frizz. So this is my choice when I take them down before I start separating them and then once I start separating them is when I started to get the frizz. So I can mention I'm just going to try to use until next time and honestly. I think that I would have worked if I had not separated my twists so much, and I also think that I left out too much hair, but it's okay, it's okay! It still came out looking good, I saved the hairstyle. I just know what to do to make it even better next time so right now. This is just me trying to figure out what I'm going to do to the front, because at first I wanted to do just a side part, and then I changed my mind and I wanted to do this up doing the front, and I really liked how it Was looking so I wanted to do that and plus it was really hot outside. I didn't know whether I wanted all of the hair to be down and on my face, so I thought this would be a good hairstyle for the summer, so I'll just use some bobby pins to pin down the front and then in the very front like right. Here I just did not separate the twists right there, because I wanted to look a little bit more natural and I think they don't went really good with the hairstyle. And lastly, I'm just trying to give my edges to look nice and I'm using a new edge control and it didn't really work out for me like I wanted it to so I don't know if what we use it at again. After that, the look is complete. I hope you enjoyed and don't forget, to use my coupon code if you are interested in any big shop hair - and I see you guys in the next video