How To Bleach The Knots On Your Hd Lace Frontal With Zero Brassiness!

Hi everyone welcome back to my channel of wig making tips and inspiration in today's video I'll be sharing with you, my step-by-step guide to bleach in my fronts or knots. First, let's quickly run through all the supplies we'll be using in today's video, some water in a spray bottle a mixing bowl, a small whisk and an applicator like a plastic knife, some conditioner. This is the iron after color conditioner, 30 volume developer, also from eye on we'll be using the blond or bleach powder from Wella, the finola, no orange extra blue, shampoo and finally, just a sheet of foil, we'll be working on a 13 by 4 HD lace, frontal. I'M just spraying the foil with a little bit of water, and this is going to help to tame the baby has so that they don't get in the way of bleach I'll, be using one scoop of the blonde or bleach powder next I'll be using some of The 34 developer, there is no real measurement, I would say just eyeballing. One thing you have to remember is a little goes, a long way. The consistency that you're looking to get is that of cake frosting, so just keep adding a little bit of developer. At a time until you get that right consistency, so I apologize my video had stopped working. So this is a clip that I filmed previously it's the same process. I'M just now spreading the paste onto the front tool with my plastic knife very lightly. You'Ve got to be very light handed when you're spreading this, I like to spread the paste on the back part of the frontal fast before I worked my way up to the front. The reason is, this is a pre plucked frontal and the hairline has been ventilated. Sparsely this means that it will take the bleach a lot quicker. I usually just give it an extra five minutes before I start working my way to the front. Now I'm spreading the paste on the hairline of the frontal. Now that I'm doing the delicate part of the Front's, we'll notice how I'm holding on to the lace so that the pace doesn't seep into the frontal, so I'm using my hands to lift the front part of the lace up. To give me some leverage make sure that hairline is completely saturated, okay, so welcome back to the original video. So this is me just finishing off the hairline of the frontal and once that is completely saturated, I'm just going to flip over my foil first, because remember we sprayed some water on it here. What I'm doing is lifting up all of those little baby hairs that could have possibly been laying flat on their side just so that I don't bleach them by accident. You'Ll know your knots are bleached correctly. When you can no longer see the black dots, all you should see are lightened knots on your frontal. I don't want to get any unnecessary bleach on my frontal, so I like to hold it downwards and wash off that excess paste from the frontal before I start to shampoo it here, I'm using that no orange extra blue shampoo by Finola not a bad result at All but I was itching to try something that I saw the hair diagram to on her YouTube channel a few weeks ago, I'll put down the link in my description box. She used some 8v shades eq with equal parts, processing solution, and that seems to stop the orange dead in its tracks and we're just using my absolute favorite after color conditioner from aya. I let the frontal sit in the conditioner for about five minutes before rinsing it out. Here are the results perfectly bleached knots. All that's left to do is to customize your hairline and tint your lace and, of course, get it installed. Thank you so much for watching my video and I will see you in the next one.