How To Bleach Knots On A Lace Closure Or Frontal // Detailed Beginner Friendly

Hey guys being here back again baby and, as you know me, but anyway, so in this video, I'm gon na teach you guys how to bleach your knots on your friend shows or closures or whatever your bleaching of the Nazis. You know. So all you need for this process is about five, four things. Let me name them. You need a mixing bowl, crucial and important. You need a mixing bowl, you need a whisk, a mini whisk or sometimes people use their bleed their own applicator brush. But I don't recommend that I recommend a whisk or if you don't have a whisk, you use a mini spoon like a plastic spoon to mix it around whatever. But, like I said, I recommend a whisk you can. You can literally go on Amazon and type a mini whisk and you're gon na find one. Hopefully, you get it sooner because I know with this whole Cove 8:19, going on that a lot of people are not getting packages as quick as they should, but you need a mixing bowl, a whisk, a knife and you need a 40 30 or 20 volume developer And you need powder bleach so as I say to that, I'm assuming that you guys are getting your stuff together. So we can both be some nuts, but I'm gon na show you guys exactly which oh I forgot the most. You need a look, no foil, something use plastic like plastic wraps, but I like foils, so I'm gon na go with my foils and do let's go let's get to the mix thing? Okay, alright! So um! I got all my stuff in order um, as you guys can see. So this is the bowl. You guys are probably seen this all my videos, literally not two, not all, show my videos, my both have Mike both of my highlighting video. I use this whisk little. Mixing good for great would be great mixing, um aluminum foil for y'all. I don't need the plastics. I use the four and my my bleach and my developer. My bleach is right here. So, let's, let's get this process started. So one thing I'm going to tell you guys about bleaching nas is you want to avoid the knots getting you want to avoid the beach getting through the lace? Okay, you want to bleach it right directly. On top of the lace you want to bleach those knocks, you don't want to bleach their hair, okay. So to get that result to get the results, you actually have to freaking make sure your consistency. What'S another word perfect. That word, I can't say, but I say right now saying it so yeah, so you have to make sure that it's even you don't want it to be too watery. You want it to be pasty, no water. If you can actually like see it moving around in your bowl, it's wrong. Let me actually show you guys an example of what I'm talking about. So I'm gon na go ahead and I'm gon na use one Pat one cup, a bleach just one. I pour it in here. You don't need that much all you really need is well. Maybe you can elect a little piece like just a little bit more there cuz you're only bleaching, one closer. You don't want to go ahead and waste your bleach. So, as I add my developer, I'm gon na show you guys actually how much I add in here. This is the bleach right. We move it to the side a little bit when I add a developer, I'm literally adding a tab, see I'm gon na develop. I add it up in there. Oh, my gosh, you guys cannot see that. Let me see you see it's my gosh, okay, I'm having a hard time with this right now. I literally did not add that much in there I just added like a little bit. This is beginner friendly, so I'm trying to do it like on the way you guys will understand me. So you add a little bit you just literally mix it you're better safe than sorry. If you add too much that's when you have issue see, I added a little bit too less so I'm gon na go back in and I'm gon na add a little bit more. Don'T add, don't ever add too much you don't ever add too much. You want to start off small and you keep going okay, so I think this might be enough. I can't flip this over and it won't move, that's kind of how you think. It'S ready, it's ready to be on it. So remember when I told you guys, you got ta be tonight, so this is a night I'm gon na work with this is actually my work knife, okay. So what I'm gon na do is I'm actually gon na take out a little piece of my foil. You remember do not take out too much because you don't want to waste your foils you're doing only one polarity, little drainage check out a little bit just make sure that it's enough do it by the closure side support. This is a 5x5 quality. All I need is a small piece right here to place this on: okay, guys so we're gon na. When you apply the bleach, I always start off in the back, then I take my way up. So this is where your knife comes in handy. I'M gon na just put this in a side, because you don't need this right now: okay, so you're gon na take the bleach and you're just gon na paste. It literally of pasting on the closure, don't push it! So far in you just want to just lay it on the surface and he's gon na start up in the back. Basically, when you're applying the bleach on the closure is not on the on the lathe, I mean you're, basically applying it on like you're, literally putting like freaking peanut butter on a piece of bread but you're not pushing it in you're, just putting it around the surface. Do not push it in out of here, go up to the NYC baby. It'S crazy! Let'S go you're gon na just flip it over on the foil, a letter process, let's just flat on the foil, and then you let it process start off with ten minutes. Ten minutes is the quickest one. Then you keep checking. You can actually see the knots through. You can actually see it. You can just check it, so there's actually bleach. So this is my final result, so this was after I washed it out. I also told the not so be using purple shampoo, shimmering lights, purpose shampoos, and that was about really is. If you follow these proper steps, you should get those results. Thank you guys. So much for tuning back to my channel, don't forget to Like comment, share and subscribe and I'll see you all in my next video