How To Do An Easy Gold Ombre Wig. Hair Extension Bleach/Color. | Dextrose Ivy

Hi guys, I'm gon na show you in this video how I achieved this vibrant gold. Ombre. Look on this wig, I'm gon na show you the steps I use. Four scoops of bleach powder and 4 ounces of 20 volume developer. I use a 20 volume developer as opposed to a 30 or 40, because a 20 volume is lower in strength, so it causes less damage to here. I'M using hair Lumiere. This hair is on the lush collection. I'M gon na show you how it responds to column start applying the product at the tip like the lower third and make sure you use your brush to push it so that you can apply the product all the way to the inside of the tips. Make sure this bleach touches every single strand of hair? You really have to concentrate it at the tips of the hair. Extensions like I am doing, I'm applying a really large amounts to get it concentrated and have it touch every single strand. Now, as you work your way upwards to the next, like third of the extensions you don't have to ensure that it touches every single strand, you try to spread the hair bundle like I'm doing and apply using short strokes, and at this point, the product does not Really have to touch every single strand because we are trying to create an ombre effect, which is the gold fading slowly into the black. It'S not a Southern transition. I arrived at in aluminium foil and I let it process for 20 minutes. This is the end product. I love how it turned out. It is that gold, other tips and it fades slowly into the black and all the bundles are pretty similar because I processed all of them for the same amount of time, which was 20 minutes. So I'm going to go ahead and show you how I do the closure. The clutter is just a little bit different, but it is the same process you follow. I am protect a mannequin head with a plastic paper and I hold a closure down with some pins. I split it in the middle just to inch that I am able to frame the face with the hair, color or or the hair bleach. I'Ve already done my mixture right there and that's a chopping board. I got from the dollar store and you're gon na see how I use it. I saw that in some videos, but I think they were using something more professional but after a chopping board and it works, I'm gon na show you how I apply the bleach to the closure, so I start other tips as usual and to create that ombre effect. I apply in like the W shape. That'S the best way. I can describe it as you approach the roots of the hair. I do not apply on every single strand, so that's like a WI create those lines. So that's, what's gon na give us that faded. Look. I repeat this exact process throughout the entire closure, so the bundles and closure are all done. You can see that ombre effect that I was trying to explain. I think it turned out really well. This is the wig cap I'm going to be using. It is a weaker, but I make myself: it comes with combs already attached that space, you see, that's where a 4x4 closure is going to go and an elastic band is already attached to this cap, which you can hook and unhook yourself. This is how it sits on the mannequin head, and this is the similar manner in which it will sit on your head. So that's how it looks and that space is where I'm going to place the closure and start to sew. I start sewing my tracks from the back. I'M not gon na go into detail at this point because making awake is a whole nother video to create a layered look. I use different lengths of hair extensions for this particular wig. I use 18, 16 and 14 with a 14 inch closure, and I put the longest ones in the back in the shorter ones in the front to create a layered effect, which just makes your curls hold better look. The wig is all done, and here it is inside out, it is handmade and the elastic band adjust just like that for your convenience. Sometimes your wig may feel too tight on your head. So with that elastic band, you are able to control how tight or how loose it should be. I feel like an ombre just looks more natural and better when you create that smooth transition, as opposed to a sharp line in those bad hombres that look like that picture to that sharp line. It is just a new, so always put them together. Oh now, you love, I don't usually use my wit combs, but for extra security. It is there at your disposal, so I put them in and they are pretty comfortable for me, but I don't leave them. Look at that closer. It is so natural. Is this even weak that looks like my hair Munna? Yes,