In this YouTube tutorial, LaToya Kelly reviews a set of water wave hair bundles and a 13x4 lace frontal from Virgo Hair Company (sourced via Aliexpress). She unboxes the 20‑inch frontal and four 28‑inch bundles, describes the hair’s coarse, natural texture and slight tangling, and demonstrates how to install the frontal using double‑sided tape (a method she usually reserves for sew‑in clients) and tweezing. She then styles the hair with baby hairs, blends the front with the rest using water, bleaches the knots, and adjusts her makeup for a polished look. After completing the look, she evaluates the hair as beautiful and recommends it, advising viewers to keep mousse and a spray bottle handy for maintenance. The video combines product overview, installation instructions, styling tips, and a purchase recommendation.
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So this video is going to be showing how I got to this look. This is the natural state of this beautiful hair, so check out the video. Hey everyone, thanks for tuning in to another video. This is water wave hair, and, um, this is a frontal and 4 28-inch bundles. The frontal is 20-inch, and I do have other videos showing me putting my wig together. This is the packaging and how it came, and these are the 4 28-inch bundles in the closure. And again, it's a 13 by 4-inch frontal, so that means it goes 13 inches across and 4 inches back. So don't worry, I know it looks wiggy, but I will tweeze First, I'm going to mold my hair. I've been pretty much wearing wigs, so my hair has been braided for a little while now, clearly. I'm going to use my double-sided tape, which is available on my website in the description below. And that is how I'm going to lay this particular frontal. Usually, usually I do not use the double-sided tape on myself. I usually use that for my sew-in clients, but for this particular look, I just wanted to do it for you guys, just show you something different. I did put makeup on my part, and I noticed my makeup was way too bright, so I did go ahead and tone that down with my color. And I'm gonna do a couple just mediocre baby hairs and lay it down. So after laying my baby hairs, I'm going to put some water on it and just kind of blend the front with the back because of course the front I bleached the knots. So one thing I did notice about this hair is it wasn't as silky. It's more of a coarse texture. I actually like a coarse texture. I don't like silky hair, but this hair was not silky at all. It's very coarse. It would look more like your natural hair texture. I did get a little bit of tangling when I went to run my fingers through the front of the hair, but it wasn't enough to where I wouldn't buy this hair. It was just enough to where it was like, okay, it knotted up. Some hair you can do everything to it and it won't knot up, and some hair you can't. The hair was still beautiful, it was still pretty. And I'm just doing my makeup just to make myself a little bit more presentable for the YouTube world. And then I am going to show you my outcome. I mean, clearly you see the outcome now. I am tweezing a little bit of the front of that hairline. Oh yeah, I cut that lace off because you could see the line. If I could see it, you could see it. So yes, I saw it and Yes, it did go. But this is the finished look. Let me know what you all thought. It's a pretty quick look. It is beautiful hair. You all know I love full long hair, so this was right up my alley. If you are thinking about purchasing this hair, I do say go for it. Um, just keep you some mousse on hand and spray bottle of water and you'll be good to go.