How To Customize Your Lace Closure (Bleaching, Tinting, & Plucking) | Part 1 Lace Closure Wig Series

Hey YouTube: what's up its security Simone here and I am back today with another video accident series, is this going to be a series on how I construct a closure wig from start to finish? Ok, so I have this closure. It'S a pre plug closure. If you can see that, I don't know where I got it from now, but I'm starting with this bleach. I have some 30 volume developer and I also have this purple rage, adora rinse and you know bowl and a brush of course, and I'm taking this foil and losing all these things out the way. So I can start with my bleach, I'm just taking one scoop. This is the closure, who was the front all what it is to, and you want to start little by little mixing the developer in, because you don't want the consistency of this to be running at all. You want this to be kind of dick, so doesn't see through the holes of your closure. So you want to just add a little by little and it's the consistency that you see now and it's little tip from Pierre Monet, make sure the brush sansa and put in a few droplets of the purple rage coloring. This is just to combat the orange enos that you're going to get from the bleach and dine the lace and i'll just make a little less rng for you more blendable. So i'm going to start by just brushing it on the closer you want to make sure you don't press, you just want to literally brush it right over the top. Just so it gets on the surface. You don't want the bleach to see through the knots and go into the actual hair, and you want to flip it over and place it face down so that the blue still gets the foil. And you just want to make sure it's straight and put the time around 20 minutes now. I am rinsing it off three minutes later, i'm risking so that the bleach does not give up onto the hair and taking this neutralizing shampoo neutralizing shampoo just goes to make sure that the bleach stops processing the hair. So that's getting lighter and I'm just pressing this through and it will rinse out white when it's done and as you can see, this is a closure beforehand, and now I am going in with this shimmer like shampoo. This is a purple shampoo. Don'T find the same thing as the rinse just getting rid of some about ronzi brassiness, and this we have to sit for 20 minutes, and this is how it came out. You can see it's a lot less orangie and you know it just looks better. So now I am taking this cup where it has water in it boiling water. I put it on like 2 minutes and I am taking the door right in the color mocha and I'm just mixing it in. You want to do like a spoon for so but depending on how dark your skin is or your clients skin is you want to add more or less, I kind of know how much works for me. So that was enough and of course you can get other Browns at our ladder in the darker, if you need so this is just this card. This works for me and other people's hair. I'Ve done so. You know I just use it and after you left that in there to soak for about you know 20 minutes you're going to take it out, and now you can see that it is the color of my skin. You know so it works. So that's one thing you can do if you know the clothes is a little bit lighter than you see it's the same color so now I'm just putting the closure on my mannequin head with the T, pins and combing it out just so I can start plucking And it's easier to pluck when the front flow or the closure is with, and I'm just taking these tweezers. I got these from Ulta. You want to make sure you get a good set of tweezers when you do this, because it pulls out more hair at the time than just a one dollar once you, you know, can get it the beauty supply store, but yeah, I'm just slowly tweezing across the Front of the closure: first, if you come out with a hair, comes out, let you get the cleric, so you want to make sure you've done that, so you don't get any too many loose hairs and it starts premature. So now I am making a little tiny part between a sliver of hair in the front and I'm plucking. As you see the way, I'm plucking I'm plucking in both ways this time - and this just you know, gives it a more blended. Look. I'M going to do this about two or three times you know: do you know parts going back and plug on both sides, and it just you know, makes it blend together. I'M doing it. This way also allows you to pluck less at a time so you're not just plucking the whole lot in one section and then going back. So I, like you, know doing it that way, because of that too, and I'm just going back in the front area and I'm just taking out some of the here where I see both - and I am just repeating at on the other side. Now I'm going back and forth, you know making my part and yes [ Applause. ] tell me am I, like. I never understood the meaning of that phrase till I got a little older, damn it the dirt. I get outside my place of residence level, residency consensus, which explains why she was dressed so now you can see how it's starting to lay out and have the front look more natural than I do and on to the middle. This is already came with the plus part. I don't have to do as much [ __ ], but I still want to do a little bit, I'm just going back and forth and if the part didn't have, if the part wasn't already pre plus I'll, be doing the same thing, you know making little parts And plucking you know just to get the perfect amount here, plus and now. Finally, moving on to the baby hairs. Okay, so you know everybody's different, everybody has different, become baby hairs. I, like my baby here, is time long. I know some people I'm sure by like and how long, because I really like to lay them down all that much so that's where I put them at and I've cut them a little shorter. Once I put the wig line and customize to my actual head, but you can make the baby here, is you know as sure as long as you want to? This is just the length that works for me, I'm doing a little bit of point cutting just so it isn't so belong on the ends of the baby things. So one do that one both sides - I mean, if you don't, want baby here, it's okay! So you don't have to have them, but you know they just make the hairline look a little bit and with that being said, I am finished as you can see how it looks of top verses on the bottom. This is a big difference. He looks so much more natural once you pluck your clothes and customize them. So with that being said, thank you guys for watching this video, and I will see you in part two. Alright guys catch. You later,