How To: Property Bleach Your Knots !! Beginner Friendly | Transparent Lace Frontal |

Hey guys welcome back to my channel so today i know y'all see the frontal right there. I'M just eating this reese's, i'm just trying to open it. So today we're going to be doing an updated version of bleaching, your nuts. So that's what we're going to be doing today, i'm going to be using a frontal. This frontal is from my collection, it's a raw cambodian, transparent lace, frontal! Look at these knots. I don't know you hit me chewing, i'm sorry um, i'm so hungry, but this is um. I believe a 18 inch cambodian wavy on frontal, transparent lace straight from cambodia. Look at how small the knots are guys very important. So when you do have front, you want to make sure at least the ones in the front are really small single. That would be nice, that's always the best. So we are going to bleach this one today. Now it's a 13x6 because i love a d part. So we're going to start off with i use bw2, so we're going to start off with this and we're going to start off with. Usually i use 40 volume developer, but i only have 50. i used to use 30. It takes um a little longer process. I like 40 or 50. So that's what we're gon na use - hey guys. So now we're gon na add bleach into our mixing bowl. I do about three to four scoops for um thirteen by six frontals, because it's really big and you want to make sure that you get enough bleach everywhere on the whole frontal. So now this is important. You want your the consistency of your bleach to be thick paste like not too thick, but like spreadable paste, now you're gon na pour in a little bit at a time. This is what i suggest a little bit at a time. I rather you have to keep going back in and pouring little amounts of leech than to pour too much bleach into your mixing bowl. And then you have to add more um powder and you may not necessarily need all of that. So then you start wasting products and i hate to waste bleach because it's so expensive. So just take your time and pour a little bit in at a time because you do not want runny bleach, i'm telling you it messes up your frontal and then it's a headache to go back and fix it so make sure thick, but not too thick paste. Like um bleach consistency to the point where, if you turn your brush upside down, you see that there, the bleach is still it's not going anywhere. That'S how you want it to be guys, see me spreading the bleach on the frontal, don't press down too hard! I'M heavy-handed so sometimes it is a little bit too hard, but for this it still didn't seep through to the roots of the um hair. So just add a little bit of pressure and then put it on there um. If it's a little bit too thick, add a teeny teeny bit of developer and once it's like paste like but still spreadable, that's when it's good to go guys. So remember take your time. It is not a rush. Take your time because you don't want to mess up now. Sometimes you're gon na have bleach that does get on the hair. For me, i didn't really care so much because this wig is going to be dyed. So that's not the issue um, but if you do get bleach on the hair, just take a baby, wipe and wipe it off and for the finishing touches i do add foil to my lace so that it heats up and then it starts the processing. So then i turn it inside out, and this is how it should look. This is how you ensure you got to check to see if any bleach has like been pushed through to the other side, which is you know, the hair, which is what you don't want. So this is what you want it to look like you do not want any bleach touching the roots of your hair, because then you'll have to fix it, and it's i'm telling you guys it's just a mess. I'M actually going to make a video showing you guys how to fix it when you do get bleach on the roots um, but yeah. This is how you want it to look guys now. You could just go up throughout your frontal and just check to make sure that you know again, there's no bleach bleeding onto the hair and once that's done you just let it sit and process. This is how you want it to look nice and light. So i'm gon na give it five more minutes and then i'm gon na wash it out hey guys. So i washed out the frontal - and this is what she looks like after i bleach the knots. Let me do some parts and show you guys in between this. Is how it looks so i used purple shampoo after i rinsed it out and i let it sit you could let it sit for 15-20 minutes just so that it doesn't. It takes away the brassiness, and this is your final result. So again guys you can use 50 volume developer, but if you do you need to watch it closely. Um, of course, because it processes faster, and i do put aluminum foil on the foil sheets over it. So it could process faster. So you really do have to watch. If you use 50, you have to watch it too. If you use 40 either way, but um, i only use 40 or 50.. I don't use 30 anymore. That'S just me! This is just my method, so i hope you guys enjoyed this video, it's pretty simple, straightforward and to the point um. Some tips always make sure that your bleach is thick. You don't want it too loose because then it will get onto the hair, and you don't freaking want that, because you'll have hot roots and right here in the front it will be, the hair will actually be blonde and i mean that's fixed. You can fix that. But it just takes extra work and we don't want to do extra work like for what and this frontal isn't plucked yet so i'm gon na go in and customize it again. This is my raw cambodian wavy, frontal 13x6. Look how big it is guys. 13X6. Cambodian frontal comes in 16, 18 and 20 inches. You can purchase at briamiawigs.com guys. Thank you for watching. I hope you guys, like my content and please comment below any future videos that you guys would like to see me do remember. 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