Fix Your Frontal Series: I Over Bleached My Lace Frontal Knots | Savihaircollection

Hey guys, wassup, you see groceries and today in this video we are doing watches to the series. Maybe that time it noticed by now it's called fix your frontal and pretty much it's like. If you have any issues with your front two, while you try to perfect it, you can pretty much come to the series and find any issue or let me know down below, and it should be a video for it. So today, I'm gon na be showing you guys how to fix your frontal after you bleached it, and you might have bleached it for too long and the die cut on the hair. And then you have our troops. I'M going to show you how to fix that, and literally like maybe one step, it's not a quick fix. This is permanent. You can shampoo and conditioning here as much times as you want afterwards and you're gon na have a normal looking scalp. Alright. So let's go ahead and get started on to the tube tour, treat alright guys. So this is a week from my hair collection. It'S called savvy hair collection and I've been getting so many orders from you guys. So thank thank thank you so much and I purposely made my dye bleed through a little bit so that I could have blonde roots to show you guys how to fix it. Alright, you can see it's been butchered. Okay, it looks crazy, it's blonde who the hell wants blonde roots whoo-hoo, so this one is on a lace front. To wake that I do sell on the website is: how inside looks I'm gon na show you guys how this looks on the head upon putting the wig on your head? I did not pluck the hair line or customize it, yet it comes precooked on its own. This is actually a hundred and thirty percent density and it is 18 inches and it's also um toward a person. That'S not really that big on here. This might look kind of good up close and a summertime in a daylight outside it looks nasty okay. So this is how the front part up close this gusting. If your roots look like this, it's probably because of three reason: either you kept your bleach on for way too long. The bleach bled through to you use a very strong developer and kept it on too long and a third way. So how this could have happened is every your company is different, sometimes you'll, bleach knots and sometimes they will take longer to process a little. Take less time to process, it really just depends on the company. Alright, guys, I'm gon na be using ions jet black, with the twenty developer from the same brand, I'm gon na fill it up with developer and then I'm gon na fill it up halfway. So I use one and a half amount of developer. I'M gon na go ahead and mix this oil up and create my mixture, and then I'm gon na get started on putting it on the roots. You want to be very delicate with the skies. Do not be rough with it, you also do not one drip edge so make sure you wipe off any excess product on the side of the bowl before you go ahead and put it on the roots. Remember we don't want the roots to be. We don't want the data bullied through onto the roots that kinda defeats the purpose of doing this neatly, if you guys notice, I'm taking very small layers and rows like I'm not doing big chunks, because you don't want to miss apart, be very, very tedious with this. Like this is so important guys, we don't want it to look cray-cray, I'm gon na use a rat tail comb, I'm just gon na hold the lace and just comb down now don't press down when you're combing down, because you don't want to press it onto the Lace as I keep on stressing so just hold down and comb back a little bit, and I had this on for about 40 minutes to an hour, and this was my end result now, I'm gon na go ahead and just shampoo the hair, I believe I shouldn't Put it at, I shampooed it Wow. I believe I shampooed it twice and then I went ahead and I conditioned it and then I was done alright guys. So I want to show you guys two end result: it's not flies or anything it's not even done. I wan na show you guys how to scalp looks up close because it actually looks really good, and I remember we didn't go too close to the roots because we don't want to die on our roots right. That'S the whole point of us trying to do it. Acne as possible, but I did get a few little like spots on the lace. So if you did that it's okay, okay, it happens and it's you're awake. So no one will know these are my mistakes, as you can see and they're very minimal, because on the other side you can't see through it. You can't see the color. So it's okay, if you got a little bit of color onto it. This is how it looks, and I think it did very well actually remember how orange and brassy the roots were well. This is how it looks now and actually looks really good, like you can still see a little bit of brass if you hold it this way, but once it's on your head, you can't see - and this will look very scalp alike, so you're, like a hundred percent Saved, if you follow this tutorial, exactly how I said it yeah, it looks really good so that, if you guys have had this issue before, I hope this video helped you so much because I've always got this question, but sometimes it happens and it doesn't mean you're. So you suck at what you do, it doesn't mean you give up. This means where there's a problem. There is a solution first, so I'm gon na show you guys how it looks on my cousin in case you're wondering you know. We can't really tell when it's in the air, so you can see she's covering her face, so you can still see it's still very scalp like so it didn't get to. If you look up close, it still looks very good, and this is what I wanted to show you guys. So we went as close as possible to the roots, so it looks really good if you have a little bit of dye still and it really bothers you you're, like oh, my god, I can still see the brass. I can still see that it's orange use, mascara and just color the area, and you should be good, so, okay begone, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video or any questions. Let me know down below and I might answer them for you. Alright,