Bleaching Knots Of Lace Frontal Closure- Blond Me Powder & Developer

Hey love so today we're going to bleach the knots of this frontal closure, don't mind the fuzziness. I just took it out the back, so it's clear as this sunny day that you cannot wear a frontal straight from the pack. I tried to create a part and look. You can still see the knots. Oh, my god, we cannot wear it like this, so we're definitely gon na have to customize it. Let'S get started we're outside today, because the fumes are very strong, we're using the blondie bonding, forcing powder and also the blonde me premium developer, so we're going to use two scoops of the blonde meat powder. That'S one and two cuz we're now is not today. Let me just hurry up and close this and when you're adding the blonde me developer, you want to be very mean with it, because you want to ensure that you get the right consistency. So now I'm stirring it and obviously I need to add more so I'm going to add a little more and then I'm gon na stir it again and you're going to keep doing this until it's at the right texture. You want it to be very paste. Like kind of like toothpaste, so you keep adding until it looks like this. Yes we're in the kitchen, and it's in like the third perfect, like to stay affair. So we have a perfect texture to get started. So it's very important to get the right consistency because you don't want it too watery. That'S it going to see through the not sambito duo layer here and you don't want it too thick that any trick the nuts. So now I'm taking my sweet at the time. I'M painting the mixture along the base of the lease I'm putting the bleach right above the hairline, because I want those with the nuts enough a good catch. We want the transition from the forehead to the list to be smooth right now, I'm just checking if any bleach has gotten onto the hair, because you don't want that. That'S just extra work. He do you see anything. You can take a spray bottle with water, squirts touchpad and remove it, I'm really going through I'm checking if the bleach has gotten onto the hair, because I really don't have time for the extra work. So you want to ensure that you check it thoroughly. No I'm placing the base of the leaves onto the foil people so that it can process faster, I'm still checking if any bleach is on the hair, because in this case is better to prevent than to cure. So take a look in between to ensure that none of the beach is creeping onto the hair. No, if you're strapped for time is a sunbath can make the process go faster. 15 minutes should be enough. Now I'm washing out my closure and I can't wait to see the results. Oh yes, girl. Look at that /. Let me wash this out a little more. No look at that part. This is just wow. You can part this frontal closure anywhere you like, and this is exactly why bridging the nuts is a great way to make your clothes on more realistic. Now, I'm just going through to show you that you can really part anywhere. However, you have to be extremely careful when bleaching your closure. You definitely don't want to over process it and you definitely don't want the beach to get onto the hair. The purple shimmer, like shampoo, is used to tone the color of the blonde. So if you've ever bleached your nuts and they come out looking yellow, this can surely rectify that color, even if the penetrate for a few minutes will definitely get rid of that orangey yellow tone. So a very natural flesh, like tone that is perfect to mimic the scalp. I love to thoroughly shampoo my closures on my bundles with her Bala Sants, hello hydration, because you can't feel a difference as soon as the product touches the hair. It smells really great too. So ensure you wash out that hair properly, no look at that oMG yeah! So what I'm gon na do now, I'm part in it so that you can see that this closure was perfectly bleached. So I created a center part and that's how I perfectly bleach my closures, thanks for watching