How To Bleach Knots Easily On Lace Closure/Frontal Using Home Tools | Fail Proof | Beginner Friendly

Private chapter 3 was 15.. She is more precious than ruby's. Nothing. You desire, can compare with her you're welcome to my channel hi, i'm priscilla and i will be teaching you how to get those impeccably. Bleached knots just stay tuned and we'll get straight into it. Okay right so, firstly, you'll need your blue. Sorry, your blue ruffin, your blue, rapid bleach and um yeah. You can use a white one. If that's what you have and then your queen peroxide, i use a 30 volume developer. You can use a 40 if you, like. A purple shampoo, again i'll use a vanilla, no yellow shampoo. You can use a shimmer light if you like, and a moisturizing conditioner. Okay you'll also need a pinto comb about two hair ties and a mixing bowl and knife. Okay. I did this for people who don't have the professional bowl and the professional and brush so you can use a bowler knife just make sure it's not metal, because metal will react with your bleach. Okay, just a plastic knife and a plastic bowl would be fine. You'Ll need gloves to protect your hands and, of course, a foil and last, but not the least. You will need your closure. You won't get too far without there. Okay, this closure is from my hair collection, priya, hair mana. You can follow us on instagram, twitter and facebook at priya, hair, mana. Okay, all my closures come pre-plaqued with baby hairs, and that means that it's imperative it's um, imperative that you comb all the baby hairs away from the lace before you start to bleach your lace, because we do not want our hair to be bleached. Okay, the goal here is to bleach just the knots of the closure or the frontal and not the hair. Okay, so, like you can see me, do you transfer sorry? First of all, you put your gloves on to protect your hands and then you start um. Transferring your bleach into your bowl, i used two scoops of the blue rapid bleach, but one in half should be fine. In hindsight i should have just used one and a half, because it was a bit too much for my um five by five closure. So i'd say: if you're bleaching, a four by four or five by five closure, one and a half is perfectly fine. You can use two if you're bleaching, six by six okay right, so you just transfer and your bleach into the bowl and then you begin to add your developer um. Some of you might ask how much developer do i need um? I, wouldn't you don't really need to measure your developer. I'D say just keep adding bit by bit. You'Ll see it later on in the video just to give you a heads up just keep adding bits. Um of your developer into your your and powder and you'll know. If you need more, i don't want you to have a a um, a ratio which would give you um a mixture that is too runny. The goal is to get a very thick consistency, so that we avoid bleeding. Bleeding is a term that just describes when your bleach runs through your closure and leaves the hair so just keep adding it in small amounts. As you go, you will know if you need more, you want a very thick consistency. Okay right so here you could clearly see that i needed some more developer. So that's exactly what i did i go in and i add a bit more and i mix that's what i mean by you will know. If you need more, you want your consistency again to be very thick thick, to the extent that when you um lift your your mixture with the knife or with a brush, it should not fall off your knife or your brush again we're trying to avoid at all Cost your mixture seeping through the lace and bleach in your hair. We do not want that. Okay, so you want it to be very thick. A very thick consistency like you can see over here. When i lift up my mixture with the knife, it does not fall back into it. You do not want it to be runny, so i'm just mixing to i'm sure that i am to ensure that i have a smooth paste. You just want your paste to be smooth because the the powder is quite grainy, so you just want to get that smooth consistency that paste like it should be smooth and thick okay, just smooth and thick. So you have a clean application on your lace right. So you just lay your closure flat down and with a closure facing up. Obviously, that's the only way you get to apply your mixture and yeah. You can start applying. I could have started applying here, but i just decided to go back in and mix a little, but i just wanted to get a really smooth. So you'll see what i mean. I just went back in and mixed just a little bit, but i really i could have just started applying now right. So when you start and applying and your mixture to the closure, you want to start from the back and not from the hairline right. So this is how bleaching works wherever you bleach, wherever you apply. The bleach first starts the process before, where you apply it last. Okay, so i'd advise that you start from the back and work your way to your hairline. Let'S just say you have a failed bleach work, let's just hypothetically it fails. If you start bleaching from the back, most of the damage will be done to the back, and nobody will see that if you start bleaching from the hairline and the bleaching work goes wrong. Everyone will see that because the hairline is obviously the first thing you see when you see someone in a wig okay, so you want to start applying the bleach from the back and not from the hairline. Also you want to be very light-handed. Do not apply the bleach with force, because that is how your bleach will seep through your lace and bleach your hair. So there's these two things one it should not be. Your mixture should not be runny and two. You should be very light-handed when applying your bleach to your closure. Just ever so gently apply it to the closure to the lace. You should not be pressing it on into the lace: okay, yeah, so you're you're, basically seeing me cover the entire closure um. Yes, with a bleach again, you want to be very light-handed whilst doing this, because again we are trying to avoid bleeding. I keep saying this because i hear so many people say i tried me bleaching my knots and i bleached the hair. These are the two things you need to make sure that you're doing right, you're, getting the consistency to be very thick and you're being really light-handed on the closure and on your application again. Another reason why you start from the back and not from the hairline is to ensure that um in the rare case that you over bleach your knots, if you're starting from the back, then it's more likely that that the back will be the over bleach part. You know it it's just less likely that your front, that's, your hairline will be over bleached if you start from the back. So that's just another good reason why i'd advise you to start applying your bleach from the back and work your way towards the hairline? So here just gently spread it on the hairline and to ensure that it's also been covered. You do not have to do the entire lace, because remember you will cut that part off. You'Ll cut the front of the lace off, but you want to make sure that your hairline is neatly covered so that you can get most of the knots to glitch yeah. So once i'm done, i just turn over the hair, and then i i cover it with another layer of oil. So what this thing is doing is to get all of the air out of the setup, so i'm basically going to seal all the um. All the air, the airways in the setup you're, going to fold the foil in a way that prevents air from entering so literally any space that would allow air to enter seed it. Okay in the video, i only show see, i'm sealing them three parts. I i didn't show ceiling the back where the ends of the the hair is, but i actually did seal that. So you see that back part. I didn't show me stealing that in the video, but you have to see that i did see that just didn't - show it right so um i'd advise to leave your setup to process for about 30 minutes, however, leave it for 20 and then go in an additional In intervals or five minutes and check, if the knots have bleached what i mean by the knot, i have bleached this you'll see that most of the black dots would have disappeared and bleaching the knots not all of the knots will be bleached. That'S just something that happens. Not you can't get every knot to bleach, but the goal is to get most of the knots to bleed so just um check that the black dots have most of the black dots have disappeared. Okay, so after those 30 minutes you just wash it under running water, like i'm doing with your finger and obviously under running water, you can see that we have um razziness on the lace, and this has been caused by um the bleach right. Just it has this orange tone, and that is not what we want. So this is where the purple shampoo comes in. I poured a bit of the purple shampoo on it and then i scrubbed it gently again. You want to be very gentle with your fingers and then again wash it under one water. The purple shampoo, i'm using extremely potent. It'S way way more potent than the shimmer shampoo, so you do not want to leave it on for too long. If you leave this um purple shampoo on for too long, your lace will go gray again. It'S not like the shimmer light shampoo. You do not want to leave it on for too long, literally put it on there scrub it gently with your hands against the closure and then rinse it on the wall and the um running water like you've. Seen me do and again, um bleaching is a chemical process, so we have stripped the hair off some moisture and you'll. See me now go in with the condition of the moisturizing conditioner. Just to put back some moisture, you can see that all the orange tone that i showed you earlier is gone. Why? Because we use a purple shampoo, it also stops any further processing from going on. Did you see how bleach does not stuck that's what you want? Yeah, so i'm just going in with the conditioner to restore the moisture in the hair, and that's basically it guys um if you enjoyed this, do leave comments in the comment section and put any recommendations you might want for my future. Videos do follow me on instagram, twitter and facebook at priya, hair mana, thanks for watching bye,