How To Bleach Knots On Hd Closure | Dare To Have Hair

Okay, hey guys in today's video, i will be showing you all how i bleached the knot on my closure wig to go from this with those horn, black dots, showing to this. No black dots in sight. You will need bleaching powder, a cream developer of your choice. A mixing bowl, an applicator brush gloves, which are optional, shimmer lights, purple, conditioner, a spray bottle and t-pins, depending on. If you're going to use a mannequin head. I ordered this hair from dare to have hair.com in the texture, indian wavy, 20 inches. This is a 5x5 hd lace, closure wig. It comes with a couple of combs inside of the wig as well as adjustable straps, and, as you can see, this lace is extremely thin and it's very transparent. So once those black dots are taken, care of it is going to be a seamless finish. The first thing we're going to want to do is put a couple of scoops of the bleaching powder into our bowl. I don't measure anything i just kind of eyeball it and so you're gon na use more or less, depending on how big or small the area you're working with next we're gon na mix in the cream developer and stir it all together and what we are looking For is a consistency that will match that of yogurt, as you can see here now. What i'm doing here is just bring water along the hairline, because i want to get rid of any flyaways. That way, when i am bleaching the lace, none of the bleach accidentally gets on the hair. Now, because this is a wig and not just a closure, it would be pretty hard to lay it flat down to bleach the lace. So what i like to do is turn it inside out and pin it to the mannequin head that way and properly see what i am doing. When i begin the process of bleaching the lace, i will leave all the details to this wig in the description box. Down below so, if you are interested in purchasing this wig, that's where you can find all the information that is needed alright. So now i have a clear view of the area that i am working with and i am going to begin the process of applying the bleach to the lips. So i personally like to use the back of a plastic spoon to apply the bleach to my lace, because it's easier for me that way. Every time i use the applicator brush, the bristles would like get in between the lace and it would end up pressing through and getting on the hair and then the roots of the hair gets bleached and every time i use the back of a spoon, it's easier. It doesn't seep through so if you haven't tried it with a plastic spoon before give that a try. If you remember to comment back and let me know how it worked out for you, if it didn't work out for you, um forget, i said that, like don't even blame me sorry now i've never worked with an hd closure before, but i have heard - and i Saw for myself that the lace is very, very thin, so i assumed that i wouldn't need to leave the bleach on for as long so normally i would probably do like 30 35 minutes, but for this i ended up just leaving the bleach to process for 20 Minutes and i feel like i could have even left it for just 10-15 minutes because it does look like the bleach kind of processed through the hair too, but we will see when we wash this out, so it did come out pretty okay. This is good. It'S a little bit. It has a bit of a brassy orange tint to it. So that's where the purple shampoo comes in. That'S just gon na take away some of that orange tint. So let's get that sorted, and here we have the final product. The hair has been air dried and i am pretty happy with this. This is on the mannequin head and here is me trying it on. I haven't even customized the hairline or anything like that. Yet that will be another video, but i am very happy with the way this turned out. Let me know in the comments what you guys think see you in the next video bye