How To: Bleach The Knots On Lace Front Wig Ft. Lavy Hair | Kandi G.

Hey guys it's candg and for today's video I'm going to be showing you how I bleached the nuts on my wig. Yes, I wear wigs from time to time when I'm out there being lazy - or I just want to protect this style, as I am a kind of girl growing up my hair. So, if you're interested in seeing how I bleach my nuts on my wigs continue watching and enjoy so as you can see, I ordered my hair from La Vie hair. I got the body wave in 14-inch. This is the Peruvian body wave. My turtle was a hundred and fifty eight dollars. It came with this recap: an information, booklet and, of course, the hair itself. So when I got it - and I took it out the package - I was like - oh my god, this hair is so so nothing that I still hair is still soft and it is pretty good quality hair. I do say so myself for 100 dollars, so yeah as you can see. I got Peruvian and 14 inches because I did want to put it into a bob of some sort, so I didn't want to get it extra long and pay all them big bugs unnecessarily. So I got a fourteen inch now, as you can see, it came with a piece of paper and I'm just showing you the construction of the cab, so it has one comb in the back, as well as the strap the adjustable strap. It also has two camps on the side and one in the front, and I believe the lace goes from air to air. Also, this hair did it come with baby hairs, okay, so you're not talking and let's just get into it. So to begin, I pinned my hair down onto my styrofoam mannequin head and I used bulletin board pins because I don't have T pins. I think that's what they called and that's what they would usually use. So I just used good Bullington pins that you can probably get from Poundland or the Dollar Tree shop or whatever you want to call it so yeah, I'm just gon na pin down my head. No, my wig onto my head I'll get started so, as you can see, I have my tin, foil and brush as well as my powder bleach and my developer. I have a 9 % developer, which is, I believe, a dirty volume, I'm not sure, but to begin. I just take a few scoops of my powder bleach. It didn't come with a spoon, so I mean it didn't come off a little scoop, so I had to use a spoon. My own spoon thanks person, so be careful while working with these, because you don't want to inhale them too much. I don't know the consequences of this, but I'm pretty sure they're not good, so be sure to open a window or a void in heaven. As best as you can, I mean I know you got ta breathe, but you know what I'm saying. I'M not sure if you notice, but I kind of went a little overboard while scooping this up, especially because it was my first time and I wasn't sure of the consistency that I wanted for my you know for my product to be so. I did about six or seven scoops now I honestly that is so unnecessary, so I put a lot less devout cream developer and that I did powder. But that's because I wanted a really thick consistency, which is fine because on the bottle it says to re two scoops do between 45 to 70 milliliters. So I did a lot less scoops of developer that I did powder. So now I'm just gon na mix that in and I ended up adding a little bit more cream in that I needed I shouldn't have. It would have been thick enough and I did have a little sleep and ER while doing this. So just be careful when mixing this be sure to stir it about to see the consistency that you have before you add any extra and learn from my mistakes, guys now we're just gon na mix mix mix and once everything's mixed we're gon na get started to Avoid any seeping through as best as possible, you should use a pattern motion instead of a stroking motion. This should allow it to sit on top of the lace instead of you know seeping through. So I'm going to continue to do that and once it's covered air-to-air I'll, come back and show you what it's looking like thus far. So that's how everything is looking everything is covered now, I'm just going to set a timer for 15 minutes and once that is complete, I'm gon na wash it out and use a Turner shampoo to cancel any elements that has been left on the lathe and then I'Ll be back to show you once it's blow-dried and I'll show you the final results. Okay guys! So here are the final results. As you can see, it did end up slipping through and I did bleach the front of the wigs they see like in the front. There'S a little blonde bits on the actual hair, but that's okay, because I ended up dying it. But if you look a little closer, you can see that you can't really see the black spots on the weak anymore. So the Parden does look much natural, much more natural that it did in the start, but yeah if you're interested in seeing more videos like this on how I customize my weeds in the near future, then give this video a thumbs up and thank you so much For watching guys and I'll see you in my next one bye,