Styling My UniWIgs Ombre Lace front Wig!
I'm gonna show you a couple of different ways to style this Lavender Dawn and you could probably use this for your own hair as well. I just thought it would be interesting to show you because I don't do much stuff about hair and now I having long hair again and I thought it would be a great idea. So Let's Go!
First of all I 'm going to gently brush away any of the wispy parts. You just start at the bottom you don't really want to pull it from the top and do it really really gently. After brushing it's a little bit better.
1. Two Cute Buns
The first style I'm gonna to do is two buns on the head. Because the part of hair near my ear was exposed. I'm gonna leave a part of it out and leave most on the parts out. Taking this pot like that into a small ponytail and then loop it around once and wrap the hair around the loop and then loop your hair band around until it's relatively tight. This I think also gives a better shape to the wig. I think wearing it by itself, it looks a little bit triangular shape just because the weave of it. It doesn't to be perfect because it's already kind of messy.
This gives a bit more living shape to the face. taking those top layers out really helps to keep up a more natural shape to the head. I think this style is really really cute and it;s super wearable. You can't see the tracks in the wig at all where I tied it up, which is really really good and that is a good sign because you don;t want people to see all the weavings on the hair.
2. Pineapple on the head
We're going to do a hop up half down kind of thing. Leave these parts of the hair around the ear again and then I'm going to feel when the line of the wig is and zigzag my thumbs across this could be a bit difficult for this wavy wig because I can get stuck . You just separate the hair. You can use a comb if you want to because this is a messy style of a wig. Using your hand it doesn't look like super even. Use a wig brush to shape the back hair into place and brush out. Really like work it and twist it like a goal and then get a hair tie. I'm using really thick hair ties 50k, which is what I use on my normal hair.
You 're going to get the idea that this is a cute kind of messy up there. You can pull it out a little bit more if you want to look like a pineapple. You could wear a headband with this style and stick whatever accessories you want as well.
I would only recommend this style for Frederick because I pulled the hair up at the back and I can feel the tracks and it's not covered so if you are wanting to wear something out I would say working in smaller sections with the hair all facing and downward or the two buns work really really well.
I think That's about it and I hope you find it enjoyable because I'm not good at everything I do and wig is not my thing. But I do really love this wig and I do recommend it. If you want to try new styles, for makeup as well, like certain colors will look better on you and it's a bit fun. You can also use my code on SH10 for 20% off on UniWigs.com
See you next time.
Huge hugs :)
First of all I 'm going to gently brush away any of the wispy parts. You just start at the bottom you don't really want to pull it from the top and do it really really gently. After brushing it's a little bit better.
1. Two Cute Buns
The first style I'm gonna to do is two buns on the head. Because the part of hair near my ear was exposed. I'm gonna leave a part of it out and leave most on the parts out. Taking this pot like that into a small ponytail and then loop it around once and wrap the hair around the loop and then loop your hair band around until it's relatively tight. This I think also gives a better shape to the wig. I think wearing it by itself, it looks a little bit triangular shape just because the weave of it. It doesn't to be perfect because it's already kind of messy.
This gives a bit more living shape to the face. taking those top layers out really helps to keep up a more natural shape to the head. I think this style is really really cute and it;s super wearable. You can't see the tracks in the wig at all where I tied it up, which is really really good and that is a good sign because you don;t want people to see all the weavings on the hair.
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| TWO CUTE BUNS |
2. Pineapple on the head
We're going to do a hop up half down kind of thing. Leave these parts of the hair around the ear again and then I'm going to feel when the line of the wig is and zigzag my thumbs across this could be a bit difficult for this wavy wig because I can get stuck . You just separate the hair. You can use a comb if you want to because this is a messy style of a wig. Using your hand it doesn't look like super even. Use a wig brush to shape the back hair into place and brush out. Really like work it and twist it like a goal and then get a hair tie. I'm using really thick hair ties 50k, which is what I use on my normal hair.
You 're going to get the idea that this is a cute kind of messy up there. You can pull it out a little bit more if you want to look like a pineapple. You could wear a headband with this style and stick whatever accessories you want as well.
I would only recommend this style for Frederick because I pulled the hair up at the back and I can feel the tracks and it's not covered so if you are wanting to wear something out I would say working in smaller sections with the hair all facing and downward or the two buns work really really well.
I think That's about it and I hope you find it enjoyable because I'm not good at everything I do and wig is not my thing. But I do really love this wig and I do recommend it. If you want to try new styles, for makeup as well, like certain colors will look better on you and it's a bit fun. You can also use my code on SH10 for 20% off on UniWigs.com
See you next time.
Huge hugs :)
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