How To Make A Lace Closure Wig & Dye Your Bundles (Raspberry Red) Ft. Ali Peerless Hair! (Easy)

This is my step-by-step tutorial and how I make my wigs using beautiful, silky alley, pearl s, bundles and a closure, I'm going to be Dinah hair, a boom, raspberry color - and this is everything that I use when I make my wigs so get your load books out. Ladies and let's get started, the first step is to get the powder bleach. I always get rapid blue. I don't know what the difference is, but it seems to work for me and the creamer works. I'D always get 9 % and makes it together. First of all, I'm going to be bleaching the nuts on the closure. So I want the consistency of the bleach to be quite thick, so it doesn't run through the lace and go on the hair on the other side. So it's kind of trial and error. At this point I always add more of the powder Beach in the peroxide. It just seems to make it more of a thicker consistency, which is what I'm looking for. So once you mix a mix, a mix and mix - and you find yourself getting the consistency that you want for the closure, lumpy and gooey - is always way forward. Now you can start to apply the bleach to the closure. I personally make sure the whole of the lace of the closure is covered in a nice, even coverage of bleach. I also do it just above the hairline just so that if I choose to cut the lace a bit higher, then it's still all the same color. Just works very well for me, so I recommend that you do the same. It'S a very, very tricky business. So take your time, ladies make sure that you get it nice and even because you don't want any patchy parts where you haven't bleached your knots and they're. Not suggest visible if you decide to do a parting there, so once I've left the bleach and the closure for about 35 to 40 minutes, I wash it off with some lukewarm water. I always add a bit of shampoo to the closure just to make sure that the bleach is completely off, so it can't over process. So now it's time to beat shows beautiful alley. Perlas bundles, I basically add more cream peroxide to the bleach mix that I made for the closure. I need this consistency to be a bit more thinner, so it's easier to apply on to the bundles due to the fact that I was filming this for you guys, and I will need you to be able to see what I was doing. I used a dye brush to apply the beach, but in reality, when you're not doing this at home, just put your hand in the bleach with a glove on and just make sure that those bundles have the evil coverage everywhere. But once I finish beating all the bundles, I add foil, on top of them just to speed up the bleaching process after I've left the bundles to develop for 35 to 40 minutes. I start to wash the bleach out of the hair, so once I've washed the bleach out of the bundles, I then add L'Oreal Paris, silver shampoo, which is basically a shampoo toner, which will help take any of those brassy tones out of the blonde hair leave it In the hair for five minutes and then wash it out, so I've decided to dye the bundles using Schwarzkopf. I don't know if that's how you pronounce it, but it is not apologies, whereas be a rebel semi. Permanent hair dye silencer go for this color because I just feel like it's gon na be a good summer. Winter color and I went a wig that I could use in both seasons. So, let's be real, it's a striking color and it will definitely be turned in a few heads. It was a hair dye that I used with a semi-permanent one. I left it on the hair for about an hour and then I washed off using lukewarm water. I added conditioner to the hair just to give it that soft texture that I loved. I always used Ron Frieda Frizz Ease because it is actually amazing and then I just combed out the hair and then washed it up. I finished washing the bundles. I get started on the wig. I always use this mesh pad. Whenever I make my wig it just lets your hair breathe. Underneath then I'll place the closure where I want it on the wig and then I'll use T pins to pin it down into place. So it's easier when I'm sewing. I know exactly where I should sew around whenever you finish sewing always make sure that you do a very tight knot just because the worst thing ever would be sewing everything, and then you have thread to come out later on. So it's really good to make sure everything's secure. So once I've done that, I'm just gon na put the T pins in the wet just so that I know exactly what line to follow. And then you just basically take the T pins out as you go along and that way you've got lovely straight lines throughout the whole week the amount of labor that goes into a week. I always make sure it's gon na last, so I sew very tightly because that way, there's no gaps. I know this week is gon na last me a long time. So once your week is completed, take it off your week head and turn it inside out cut carefully around your sewing line, so your closure will now be visible. I normally use frontals. This would be the first closure that I've ever plucked, but it's pretty much. The same method when you're plucking, you should always spray it with water. First, just because damper hair is easier to pluck. I know everyone says they both actually the truth and then I'll, just pile off a bit of the front of the hair and with me I kind of don't really like baby hair. I like the hairline to look natural, so I find that if I take a little bit from the front and then start plucking and then in the end brush it back with the hair, it just gives it that natural hairline and if you're wondering what the hell Happened to my nails, two of them broke my making the wig, and I didn't want to get a fresh pair because I didn't want them to die. It was a bit risky, but yeah then never look like normally I'm so sorry. So once I'm happy with the plucking, I will then brush the hair back the way I want it to be styled and then I will add a bit of gel to the front of it and I'll put my hot color on top of the hairline, just where The gel is just to keep it in place, then I'll put a head tie over the wig head and either overnight and then in the morning my wig will be ready to wear, and this, ladies, is the end. Result. I'M really happy with it. The hair is beautiful, like it is so soft, so I'm definitely going to do a hair review on Hallie, peles hair, and if anybody wants to inquire about any wigs, please feel free to DM me on my Instagram and take care. Thank you for watching they're blessed with a cookie dog. You don't wan na spin, your one. I got enough solid, get inside okay, let's open all right!