How To Bleach Knots On Lace Closure Or Frontal For Beginners

So, jumping right into this tutorial, here's the lace closure that I will be working with. It is a 20 inch lace, closure I'll, have the information down below and you can just see me brushing the hair into place and have some foil paper because you're going to use that recover it soon. So I'm mixing the bleach little by little for a little bit of developer at a time. This cannot be runny at all. We don't want to seep through the lace and go on to the hair. We need it to be really really thick. So you see me just mixing a little at a time so that I don't end up making it too runny. And then you know it's an issue and I didn't use the whole pack of bleach because I didn't need. I just use like half the pass. A pack of powder, so now I'm tying the hair up so that when I begin applying the bleach, I won't get any bleach on the actual hair, because I'm not trying to dye the hair. I'M just trying to guide the lace and I'm using a disposable. Nice cup fly the mixture because it's gentle enough so where it won't seep through the hair, because I feel like the mixing brush is a little heavy and wide and it gets bleach in places. You don't want it, you can't navigate as well, which is why I'm using this little disposable knife so just apply it gently like you're, applying butter on some bread. Like you know, don't be rough. We don't want to get bleach on our roots. I repeat: you do not want to get bleach on your roots, so just be gentle and careful during every step of the process, and now I'm gently covering the closure: don't press the foil over the part that has bleach okay. That would defeat the purpose of being gentle and after letting it sit for, like thirty minutes, I'm checking on it parting it with this column, to see, if any of the bleach seeped through the lace and went on to the hair. So I'm just checking up on it at this point to make sure everything's, okay and since everything was okay, I decided to go ahead and let the bleach um sit on it longer. But this is what it's looking like at this point. After about thirty minutes of just sitting on it, and as you can see, I got some bleach answers. Are here I'm going to show you how you fix that you just take a piece of paper towel and wet it and just wipe the bleach off the pipes that got on the hair? Very simple and no worries, as you can see right here, I'm just wiping off the parts that got over here in the hair, I'm just letting the bleach sit for longer and now I'm going to begin. Actually, no. This is when I wash it out. So these are the two shampoos that I'm using to wash out the bleach. First, you start off with this isopod shampoo, this it's a neutralizing shampoo, so it stops the chemical process and I already rinsed off the bleach in this clip. So this is the point where all the bleaches rinse also nam, beginning to shampoo. So I'm just massaging it into the closure and onto the hair and just making sure all that bleach is gone because we do not need it on there any more and I'm parting. It over here to the shoes to kind of see the results I wanted to. Let you guys see that the roots of the hair did not get bleach on it. They did not get dyed, they're still dark, as they are supposed to be and the knots. However, I bleach, which is what we want so now, I'm using my purple shampoo, which is supposed to get rid of the brassiness this I have to be careful to not get it on the hair because, as you can see, I have platinum blonde. You know 613 here, if you get purple shampoo on that, it is going to turn silver gray, something that I do not want. I have to be very careful to make sure I only got it on the closure. So if you are doing this on a blonde frontal or closure, whatever make sure you don't get on the hair, because it's going to end up calming the hair and this hair does not need to be phones, it will end up being so very so, yes be Very careful right there I have to make sure it was only on the closure. Then I went ahead and rinse that off just give it a good rinse to make sure make sure everything is off and voila here's the finish result. So we have beautifully bleached nuts that did not over process and yeah thanks for watching