How To Safely Bleach A Lace Frontal And Bundles

Hey guys, hey guys, hey guys, hey guys, welcome back to my channel, it's your girl, shireen aka share and guys i'm back with another video and in today's video guys i'm gon na be showing you how to bleach your lace, frontal and your bundles. But before we start guys remember to run over to my instagram and follow me at 876.5 underscore here by share guys where you'll see a lot of more trendy videos and remember guys to keep your post notification on and like comment and share the video. So guys. Don'T go anywhere alrighty, okay, guys, so i started doing my frontal already. So what i use guys is the basic white extra strength, along with the clearers pure volume 40, and this is how the mixture looks guys. I did not mix it for it to be too thick. I mix it a little bit kind of not too weak. You know not too long a little bit creamy and i place this right over the entire frontal from top to bottom. As you can see, the color is already changing because i had started doing it already, so you want to do this guys and you wan na make sure that it goes right through the entire here on your frontal and you wan na use a comb to comb. It through to saturate it so that every strand gets some product onto it, then guys you want to go ahead and turn it on the other side, and you want to make sure guys that your lace does not get bleach. You don't want the lace to get bleached early if the the chemical can probably touch the lace like when you're close to washing it out, because we don't want the lace to be over tint all right guys. So you want to get the product on all of the hair. You want to open it up. You want to comb it through and make sure that it's all saturated in the product right now, i'm just combing it through to make sure that every strand of here has the product on it, okay, guys. So this is how the frontal is looking so far and as you can see, the color is changing fast, so um i've made sure that it is well covered in the product. So i'm going to now go on to my bundle. So i'm going to put this frontal aside for a few minutes, i'm trying to get i'm trying to achieve a dark brown color guys and if you're, not sure, if your frontal is covered, if every strand is covered, you can open it up guys. You can part it with a comb in small sections and add more product to areas that is not are, is not or has no color, because we don't want the frontal to be patchy. We want everything to be in one color. So now we are going to go to the bundle and i'm gon na show you guys how i mix the product. So i mix a little and then i go ahead and mix some more and add it to the here and we're just gon na do guys. Basically, the same thing: we did with the frontal we're gon na mix and we're not gon na mix it too thick and we're not gon na mix it too long or too watery. So this is how i went about doing it and then i'm going to add it onto my bundle and comb it through make sure that everything is under here. The hole here is covered with the product and then guys i am going to palm it through, and i have a little trick that i do when i want to speed the process up guys when i want the hair to color color fast and guys. Look at the frontal so far it has a beautiful color, i'm going to wash that out in a few minutes, because it's getting a little bit too bright and as i was saying, i have a little trick that i use when i want to speed the process Up when i'm coloring i'll tell you about that in a few okay, so here we go so i'm adding the product onto the here and i'm going as close as i can to the weft, because i want everything to be uniform. I don't want any patches in my ear color, so i'm gon na just basically do the same thing i did to the frontal and then i am going to shampoo out. So, as you can see guys, the hair is already changing. It'S changing color so far. So i'm gon na give it a few more minutes. So this is what i do guys when i want to speed the process up of coloring um bundles. What i do guys is, i get a ziploc bag or you can use a plastic bag. Whatever plastic you have container are what and i put my hair into the ziploc bag, zip, lock bag, and then i place the hair under the dryer for a few minutes just to speed the process up, so the heat from the dry will cause the hair the Product to penetrate the hair faster and the color will change quicker. You get what i'm saying guys you say we're just we're gon na. Do that. We'Re gon na do that now, so we're gon na place it into a ziploc bag and um place it under the dryer for a few minutes. Do okay, okay, guys! So here we go it's um, not even under the dryer, but it's inside the dress. So i'm gon na let that stay for a few minutes so guys after i've had it in the dryer. So after i remove the product from the hair, this is the color that i got. What do you think guys? It'S pretty. I love it and yes guys, as i said, i'm going for a dark brown. So now i'm going to wash the hair out. So i'm going to use my neutralizing shampoo, i'm going to use motions, neutralizing shampoo and my trust me regular, shampoo and conditioner to wash the hair out and then i'm just gon na hang them to dry in the salon and then guys i'll show you the color That i get all right guys so after washing the hair oats, so this is the color, as i said before, and as you can see, the lace is not tint you, you can see. The lace is not tint, it's not over tint or anything. So this is the color and yes, i love the color and i'm not gon na show you what the bundle looks like um. So this is the bundle after the bundle has been washed. So, as you can see, it still have a little bit of patch in it, and that is exactly what i i was trying to avoid. But you know these things happen so yeah, so guys after drying, the hair. I pin it in my on my little line and dried it here. This is what the hair looks like, and i got the color that i was trying to achieve. Dark brown and the hair is not yet flat or anything guys, but this is how i go about doing bleaching. My frontals and my bottles.