How To: Bleach Knots (Lace Closure/ Lace Frontal) Reloaded

Okay, you guys, so this is just going to be a quick re-upload of how I bleach the nights on my lace, closures and lace frontals. This one has already been bleached before, but this is going to be like a mock demonstration. So the first thing I just want to - let you guys know, is the consistency of your bleach, really determines whether or not your bleach penetrates through this lace and bleaches up the root of the hair. So I'm just showing you guys how the bleach looks if it's runny and it easily moves around your bowl is too liquidy and you want to add extra bleach. Once you have reached a paste-like consistency with your bleach, then it is it safe to apply it to your lace, closure or your lace frontal, as demonstrated here, you just want to add extra bleaching powder to your mixture until it becomes a paste like consistency once you Get that thicker consistency that is what's going to help you to bleach only the nights of your lace, closure or your legs front tool, and I do want you guys to take in consideration when you're bleaching, your lace, closure or frontals. You are also bleaching the lace, so the color of the lace will change colors. But that's okay, because that's what's going to help it look more natural. So again, you just want to mix extra powder into there and make a paste like consistency and then you'll be able to apply it to your closure. So once you have your bleach mixture mixed and you just want to freely let your closure now. I know this closure here is attached to a we cap just ignored the wig cap, but you want to let your closure pulling the hair away from the closure. You don't want to pin it to a mannequin head or foam head doing. This to me just presses the hair up against the lace closure, and then it makes it that much more possible for the knots will the roots of the hair to be bleached right along with the night. So I just like to lay the closure freely always pulling. The hair away from the closure at this point you guys, can see that I'm using a makeup brush, I'm yet not using a tenon brush. I use a small makeup brush because it allows you to apply the bleach mixture in very small portions. So you just want to slowly lightly tap the bleaching mixture onto your lace closure, just a small tapping on motion until you have completely covered your closure with the bleach. The reason for this tapping and not brushing is because, when you tap the bleach onto the lace, closure you're not pressing the bleach into the lace and it only bleaches the knives. It does not move further up the closure and you don't have to worry about going back over and recoloring your roots, because your roots have been bleached, it's only going to bleach the knives and the lace of the closure. So you guys real simple, just keep watching and again you just want to continue this tapping motion until you have completely covered your lace, closure or lace fronts, or so now you guys can see that the frontal well the closure, it's completely covered. You can always go back and tap more bleach into the spots that you missed, really simple and that's pretty much all you have to do as far as applying the bleach. So now you guys I'm showing you how to rinse away the bleach from your closure. So, when you're preparing to rinse away the bleach, instead of of having the water run on the side that the bleach is on, you want to always flip your closure over to the side where the hair is facing towards you, and you want to allow the water To run through the hair and rinse away the bleach from the closure, so I'm just showing you guys that so again always turn your closure or your frontal with the hair facing you and you want the water to run through the closure or the frontal to rinse Away the bleach from the lace, so once you have finished that you pretty much done and what this does is, it helps the bleach to rinse away from the hair. Again, it eliminates the possibility of bleach reaching to the roots of the hair, because you're rinsing away the bleach in the opposite direction, really simple. You guys keep watching. So at this point, you guys on your closure or your frontal has been completely bleached. You should be able to part your closure or your frontal, any way that you want to. The reason why I love to bleach Knox is because you're not stuck with that permanent part that you create when you pluck the hairs out to create a part, and you can just part your closure or your fronts or wherever you want to it, just helps it To look that much more natural, so you guys I'm just showing you different ways that you can part your closure or your frontal if you have one. I hope this was helpful and here go a couple of little pictures to share with you guys you