This is a kinky straight human hair wig. I got this hair from nadula hair. This is one of the kinky straight wigs that feature natural curly baby hair. Today I want to give you something very natural looking. I wanted a nice natural blowout look. I did want you to see that texture of the hair still.
This is how the hair looks after I've blown it out, it just looks really natural and the curly baby hair definitely set it off, this kinky straight curly edge wig is gorgeous. 
If you're a person that doesn't like super silky straight hair, you want something more kinky, more natural-looking, this kinky straight curly edge wig is for you, it was super easy to install, and I didn't have to bleach my knots. The curly baby hair is so cute, if you like to wear it back or like with a headband or whatever, it's just gorgeous, If you want to see how I got this look, make sure you keep on reading.
How to install nadula kinky straight curly edge wig?
I like these wigs because they don't go all the way down to my ear, it just stops right there and that's perfect for me because I have really long edges and sideburns. I never glue my wigs right there anyway, so that was perfect.
1. Remove hair around the perimeter of the wig
I needed to take out a little bit more hair, so I'm just going in and removing hair around the perimeter of the wig. I honestly didn't take out that much hair, because I have this super small forehead and low hairline. I definitely need to make sure my wigs are plucked, if you have a low hairline like mine, girls with bigger foreheads can you know kind of get away with not plucking it too much. I'm done plucking it, everything looks really good, it looks really nice and natural.
2. Put on the wig
You can honestly wear this straight curly edge wig glueless, but I'm going to use my lace spray, and I'm just going to tack it down with the lace spray. I just flipped the lace back and spray a thin layer.
3. Take your blow dryer to dry the lace spay
Take your blow dryer and just melt everything in, it's going to dry everything down. I use my blow dryer on medium heat, it takes about two minutes to tack down the lace that's why I really love this lace spray. I really don't use glue that much anymore, because this works perfectly and it lasts days, it's no damage to my edges and that's what I really like, so I'm just going to continue to tack it down all around the perimeter using that same method. I'm just going to spray it lay down my lace, and then I'm going to take my blow dryer just to dry everything in place. I am done tacking it down, I'm just rubbing it just to make sure everything is nice and flat, and seamless, and look at the baby hairs, they look so cute. I am going to tame them just a little bit later on in the video, but if you want to leave them fuzzy you can definitely leave them like that.
4. Do a middle part for the kinky straight curly edge wig
I am going to do a middle part for this look. I'm a middle-part queen. I'm going to take my blow dryer and just press it out a little bit, just to keep my part in place. I will use a hot comb just to make everything even flatter, but it looks so cute, I love the curly edges. Now I want curly edges on all my units. We are going to go ahead and start blowing out the hair, and you just want to section off parts of the hair, because this is a kinky straight curly edge wig, and can't get every piece of hair without sectioning it off.
5. Blow dry your wig
I will use my roller brush, my blow dryer, and the little nozzle that comes on it, and I'm just literally blowing it out. I'm not the best blowout person, but I did my best, this hair was so long and so full like it was a lot. The hair silks out really easily, if I was to use a flat iron, this hair would be silky straight like the hair gets straight so quick, and I was trying my best not to you know get it super silked out because I do want a blowout look, you can definitely see the difference right there just from blowing it out.
I am going to finish blowing out this side right here. These were the results when I was done blowing it out and I thought it looked so cute, now you can absolutely stop here if you want to, but I wanted things a little bit silkier just a little bit.
I am going to go in with my wax stick just in the top of the wig, and I'm going to use my hot comb just to make it lay a little bit flatter because it did look just a little bit bulky.
6. Use the hot tools to comb your wig
Now I'm going to take my hot tools, a hot brush, and just go through and kind of silken the hair out a little bit. I don't want it super straight. I love this brush. When you don't want to do, you know necessarily a flat iron look, if you want a look that just looks a little bit more natural this is it. This brush literally silkens out the hair without making it bone straight, and you can see that texture.
I'm done silking it out, I love that it still has that natural look to it, the natural kinkiness to it but it is blown out. This is the texture, the texture is so good. I love it, love this texture.
7. Brush the curly baby hair
Now, we're gonna figure out what to do with this baby hair. I'm just gonna spray some water on my little edge brush. I'm just gonna play with them, I really like how it looks. Put a little bit of powder in a lace. I am done blowing it out, it is so soft, it's so pretty.
Conclusion
This hair is perfect. If you want that false natural look, I just love the baby hair and I love that the hair still has some texture to it. This is the length of the hair on me. It stops right here. I believe this is 26 to 28 inches. It's such a different look for me. I didn't think I was particularly gonna like it. I love the natural baby hair around the perimeter it just gives it this really natural look, and it makes the wig really easy to install. If you're a beginner or whatever I would definitely suggest this wig to you because it was super easy, it came pre-bleached, and everything was okay.
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