How To Bleach Hair Extensions From Black To Blonde| How To Lighten Black Hair Extensions| Bleaching

Hey guys welcome back to my channel today, I'm gon na be showing you all how I bleach hair. This meant that can be used, especially when you are going to put another color on top of the bleach hair or, if you just want to bleach your hair to the lightest possible color that you can go. So if you are interested just continue watching right now, the first thing that I'm gon na do is go ahead and make the powder bleach and the developer you might want to measure it. I personally don't because I've been doing this for a long time, and I know that the consistency that I need in order for the bleach to properly process and for to go on the hair slowly as possible. As you can see right now, I was showing you what you did not want. That was way too thick now, when you're bleaching, maybe a front or something that's perfect, but for actual hair that was too thick. This right here is a better consistency. This way it can actually glide onto the hair hitting each and every string you as I'm bleaching their hair. I would really suggest that you're just kind of pay attention to exactly how I'm doing it, how I'm flipping it over to put the bleach on the black back as well. How? I am smoothing my fingers throughout the hair so that the bleach can actually get on each and every strand. One thing you don't want to do is um. You don't want to get sections that are too big to the point where, when you wash your hair out, you've missed a lot of your hair being bleached. You also want to kind of turn the brush. I think it's horizontally, don't quote me: no is vertically turn the verse vertically when you get to the top and you want to brush in a downward motion that way. You won't have a straight like mine. From going from black to brown, you want it to contact cascade from the brown again. Excuse me from the black into the brown. You want it to look as natural as possible. You don't want there to be like a super thick line of going from okay. This is this black and then there's Brown, so just definitely pay attention to the technique that I'm using and you all should be on your way. You Shinda, as you can see, it really turned out nicely. The brown colors I don't within this week are really really really pretty, and it's perfect for, if you want to cover it up with color or just leave it, how it is so. I hope you all enjoyed this video. Thank you for watching. We definitely have more videos to come and stay tuned for our question and answer video. That'S coming next. You