Bleaching Knots On A Lace Closure || Ms Here Virgin Hair Company || Brazilian Body Wave

Okay, i think she would need you will need some black nerd. This is a bw2. This is a bleach. You'Ll need a container to mix it in you'll need some developer and i choose 30 volume. A lot of people use 40 volume, but 40 buys dividing this too high for me too quickly, so i prefer 30 volume a tool to put the developer or the bleach onto the unit and always wear gloves because bleach will each your fingers up. So these are the items that i am going to be using to bleach my closure. Okay here is the closure and we're going to attempt to reach these knots, and i hope you can see that. Let me see if i can focus it. You can see those knots that are there and we're going to bleach those knots from the closure and also you're gon na need full. I use that to lay closure on so first i'm gon na set this to the side and we're going to mix the bleach. You don't need all of it and it tells you i want you to use 10 20 or 30 volume. I use 30, never use 40 to the side and i don't use a brush. I use one of these because it doesn't have the bristles of the brush to push through the lace. So i use one of these and you want to make sure that this sticks on it for a little bit in here. Stir it up. So i want it really really pasty and a little at a time and then add more as you go to get to the consistency that you want and it works better for me that way, and it's pretty big and i actually like it just a little bit. Thicker than that, so i'm going to add a little tiny bit more powder to it to just thicken it up just a little bit more okay, i have finished mixing it. I let it sit for a minute. It'S about this thick. It'S about the consistency of frosting. For cake, that's what i like to do so here is the unit. Let'S take this see how fast it turns, because this hair is different. You never know if they put color on it or not. You never know how fast or slow it's going to turn and the not said bleach should bleach at the same consistency as that piece of hair, and so that way that keeps you from over processing so always either cut a piece of the hair out or pull A piece of it up - and this is in the front, so you can just cut that off, but that way you can watch it because you don't want to leave it on. You know some. You see some people say: oh, i left it on for 30 minutes. I left it on for 40 minutes. Well, bleach goes at a different rate depending upon the hair type. So it's not based upon just leaving it on in 20, 30 minutes, because you can over process the hair and you can over process the lace. That'S on it and it heats it up, because bleach is just like clorox just like when you put it on your clothes and you leave it on there too long. It needs to hold in the same concept. So you don't want to do that. So i check mine every 10 minutes to see what it looks like. So i'm just going to lay that on there i'm not going to press it down because you don't want to press anything through it and then i'll come back and check it. Okay, the tower has gone off and they appear to be so. I have rinsed the unit one time you want to use the lasagna balancing hair valve and it's a neutralizing shampoo and since it has these folds on here, make sure all the colors under there so work around those. Now i use the normalizing conditioner and that's the butter blend. That'S my design as well. This is some old, shampoo and conditioner. I used to have in a salon check out her review of this unit as well. Once again, i got this unit from sam's beauty, dot, com for 24.99 and be sure to like comment and subscribe.