How To : Dye Weave From Black To Ash Blonde| Feat Julia Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel and today, I'm gon na do another here review. This air was sent to me from Julia hair and it was sent to me in color, black and girl. Tell me how much I struggle to get this color when I first got down there. I was like okay, it's a nice length. You know it's like 22 inches up to 22 to 20 to 120 and a 18 inch closure remove the on body wave. So when I got the new it felt good, there was no shedding. There was anything and I was like okay, I'm tired of the black hair. Let'S go blonde, so I saw this photo actually on Instagram couple of days before I received the hair of this girl and then you can see yeah, but I saw this photo and I would say yo. This is really really nice. This is another picture and I'm like okay, never try the blonde long way before I've done my natural hair blonde and everybody said it looks nice, I'm like okay. Let me just try and see if I can get applied, I didn't want the RIC yellow, yellow. You know teens blonde. I wanted a ash blonde with a little bit of light ash brown, so that took a lot of work, a lot of money on photos to get this hair. Don'T let this or if I'm gon na, show you all the video clips process of me doing this hello. I can't tell you this here is very very hard to gauge. It took a very long time to bleach and so actively she's been here three times in order to get YouTube lightest blonde color that I wanted without damaging the hair. Although the hair was a little bit damaged, especially the closure, because I had to bleach it and leave them, I left the bleach on the closure for like 45 minutes three times, so that was damaging. Oh boy, I did went in and deep condition to get it back. It'S not tangle. It sheds, obviously, because I bleach it so it's shelter when I brushed it like. If I go like this, no it doesn't show when it's wet, that's when it sheds the most, but when it's dry and was shedding or anything so yeah I discovered was a process. I'M gon na show you the clips of what I do. As I tell you guys, I don't like to sew my weaves are my wigs. I go like so because I don't, I feel like they're, not as flat like right now. My head is so flat because I knew it and I didn't use the article method. I use a regular glue method and I did use a stocking foot cap instead and it was like this is like a wig I can put on and put off. This has no glue, no, nothing! No, no elastic band just put on put off, which I really really like it's very comfortable. That'S all! I did. Hopefully you guys liked this video so yeah. I can't really give it that much details on the hair right now, because I just got it. I got it two weeks ago and I just finished the color know that it's bleach and stuff, I'm gon na continue it and the next two weeks, I'm gon na, be doing an updated review just to let you guys know how the hair is keeping up, especially That I bleached so much time I knew so much chemical on it, so I'm gon na continue wear this because I'm really really liking the long blonde on me. Actually, I think I'm, but I want to go above in this color, because this is really nice, so yeah just want you to show you how I got this blonde hair and yeah. So if you like this video, please give it a thumbs up, don't forget to subscribe to my channel and you guys take care and I'll see you my next one bye, okay, guys, I'm sorry for that long intro, but had to get all that information out there. So this is a natural state of the hair. As I said, I got three bundles and a lace closure. So then I use three scope of the law: real, quick, blue and for the volume developer. Then I went in with a 30 volume developer as well and then made the consistency. A little bit more runny than usual went on bleach in there and, as I was bleaching, the hair I combed through just and shorter strands were getting the bleach properly. Then I went and I bleached the closure and while I was bleaching it, I try to feather out the root, so there was no line of demarcation. I want a smooth transition into the color cuz. I didn't want the roots to be blonde, then I let the both the closure and the bundle sit for 45 minutes. Then I wash it out with no shampoo just washed out all the bleach. Then the color wasn't what I liked. So I went in again and bleach all the bundles and then I went and started touring at first I used the weather team 18. So I used one part of the willow tea eating and 2 part of the 20 volume developer, and I put that on the hair until it started to develop in like a purple colors. That'S when you know the tuna is working when it started to turn purple. I thoroughly worked, though tuna into the hair just to ensure every strand was coated with toner, and this is a color that it got. As I said purple, that's when you know the toner is working, it's after I wash it out. This is the color went. I didn't like it so because I tone it before I had to bleach it again to kind of strip that toner after i could go in with another set of toner. This time I went in with a mixture of the willow tea 18 and T 14, and then I went and put four parts of 20 volume developer. When Tony you got ta, do the mixture correctly read the instruction and do exactly what the instructions said, because if not, it won't turn the hair. So please read the instruction correctly then I went in and I distribute this all over the hair and let it sit for like 30 minutes until it starts to activate where I seen that purple color now I'm gon na move on to my lace closure. So I used the weather gel permanent color in 7a, with a 20 volume, developer measurement is really really important. When doing these kind of DIYs. I use the measuring cup. I got with the bleaching powder and going with one part of the well o7a with two parts of the 20 volume developer. Then I started to put that on the roots of my please for sure, because I didn't want my leash closer to be black or blonde. I want it to be a light ash brown and then I want that to transition into the blonde. After that I went in and I bleach my nuts on the lace closure. I know there would be a possibility after dye seeping through onto the lace. So that's the reason why I bleached the nuts after I dyed the route to correct any mistake that occurs while I was dying, the roots that song so all over the place, but I hope you get it no. This is all the in I got after I washed all the bundles. After all, that bleaching and toning process, these are the products I used to kind of bring back my weave back to life, so I used the mane and tail shampoo. Then I use a chi keratin shampoo and then I went in with the shimmer life shampoo. After I went in with shimmer lights, I went in with mane and tail conditioner. Then I put the hair into a ziploc in but put it in a microwave for one minute. I let that sit for like probably half an hour then I went in with locs, majestic hair mussed treatment. Then I wash it out, you know let it dry and proceeded to making my wig okay, so I decided I wanted to do something different with making my wig I didn't want to do with any Alaska bang or any clips or anything might not know glue when Applying my wig, so I decided to use the stocking foot cap to do a quick weave, but a removable one. So I glue on all of my Chuck's and my lace closure onto the stock in fur cap. I didn't cut the weft. I did the fall over method. I know I did that when I add a little bit of the glue to the strand of hair itself and then I hold the truck over so as I glue each bundle. I straighten each bundles made the job easier and I went in with Guarnere American oil and a gardener flat iron heat protector. Okay, because I wanted the parting to look more. Like scalp, I used a nude cap where I was going to put the closure, so I put the glue on lining of the closure and then I attach one side at each time. Then I spray some computer spray. Yes, it's pump it up in that bottle. No act away and then I use the blow dryer to help the drying process move faster. Then I proceeded on to the other side here. So after finish, the wig I started to flutter in the hair. You know what styling process when I reach the closure, I realize it was really damaged and I don't think it's because of the hair itself, because if you bleed your natural here three times, you're definitely gon na get brick. So the frontal was damaged more than the bundles, so I had to like trim the ends off. So I too like trim the ends of the closure. Then I trim the black cap underneath the front and I left a note cap on. I thought I liked the color, but then when I watched my video and I saw whole yellow the hair look on camera. I didn't like it so I went back in with the Chimel I shampoo and I caught my hair with generous amount of the Chimel. I shampoo, then I add some water to like a little container and then I soaked the the wig into the shimmer light solution for like 30 minutes to get all that brassiness out of the hair, just to see where those brown yellow brassiness were peeking through. Then I use a 70 well o feminine color and just dyed those color into the light ash blonde. Well, yeah! That'S what I did, and this is how I end up with this color. As you guys can tell, it was a lot of work, but I'm honestly so happy with the result. To be honest, I would recommend you guys to buy and blonde hair and then move on to toning like choose the toner that you want and then move on to that, because all that bleaching process just didn't worth it. To be honest, like you can't just go straight into toning to achieve the blond that you're looking for so yeah guys. I hope you liked this video hope. You learned something from this video and don't forget to check out Ali Julia hair. They have been a Black Friday sale as well and happy Thanksgiving to you, okay, enjoying your Thanksgiving dinner. Don'T forget to subscribe to my channel, give this video a thumbs up and yeah. Take care and I'll see you next one by