Ashy/Platinum Blonde | Customization + Install | 5X5 Closure | Aligrace Hair | Keylani Diane

Hey girl welcome back to my channel if you're new welcome today, i'm going to be working with this 20 inch, 613 5x5 closure, and if you want to see how i went from this to an ashes, platinum blonde keep watching i'm using this box dye by l'oreal. It'S their superior preference collection, i'm going to mix this in my mixing bowl and then start to apply it to the hair. I am working on wet hair. This way i have more control and i can actually see all the strands get saturated with the dye. So there's no parts of the hair that are too thick and then i didn't get to this way. It'S even and when i wash it all out, there won't be any pieces missing or blotchy i'm getting the dye on the wefts and i'm going in between each section, getting it all throughout making sure it's even and then at the end of each section. I am combing through and then reapplying the die so that i know all the strands have die on them and they are even is now i'm working on the closure. I'M sectioning small little like rows within the closure and starting at the root and dragging the die down. You'Ll see me do this across the entire thing going from side to side and then at the end, i'm going to take the sections and saturate the individual strands at the bottom and then comb through. I am also being very careful not to get the dye on the actual lace um. You do not want to bleed uh, not bleach. You don't want to dye your lace so get as close. You can to the root of the um strands, but not actually on the lace, never touch the lace. Here i am getting the actual hair now not just the root, and i will comb through all of this and the rest of the hair at the end. So i let the hair sit for about 40 minutes after this and then once the time was up, i went ahead and rinsed it all out. You do want to make sure you rinse all of the dye out. You do not want to leave any dye on the hair, it will dye the hair further and then your hair will be blotchy. Now i felt like the hair was completely rinsed from the dye i'm going in with my first shampoo and i'm using regular, just whatever shampoo i had in my house. I don't remember which one i used, but i'm not using purple shampoo or anything, and i'm going to do this three times so i'm gon na wash it get all throughout rinse it completely and then shampoo it again. The camera is picking up the color a bit different, but this is what the hair will look like once it's completely washed out and it obviously is wet. So that's also why the color looks a little different, but i'm gon na go in with the conditioner from the box dye that i got and i'm just gon na saturate this and leave it to sit. I walked away for probably all of like 20 minutes and then i came back and i rinsed it out is off camera. I blew the hair out and i dinted my lace and i did a little bit of plucking. Nothing extra like i barely took any hair away, but now i'm using my alcohol to strip away any product that is on my forehead. So i can prepare it for the glue now i'm doing one layer of glue, but i'm doing a pretty thick layer. I'M going to let it sit and get clear before i tack it on to the lace, i'm not keeping this install in for long. So that's why i'm only doing one layer, so i'm making sure that the glue is even across my hairline. The more even your glue is the better it'll drive down and it'll glue down on the lace better, because it'll all be at the same consistency. So now that the glue is dry, i'm going to pull my lace forward and get it right at the hairline right. On top, i'm just going to press this in you'll, see me press it in with my comb and i'm going to spray a little bit of got to be spray on there as well, and just really make sure that it's molded into the lace. Oh getting my hair out the way now so i can put my elastic band around my hairline. This is just going to help mold the lace with the glue and the spray even further, and this a band is going to stay on my hairline as i style. My hair i couldn't get from nobody is: i took the elastic band off and i'm going to use this airbrush leg spray by sally hansen to define my part. I just take a small little like makeup brush and i go along my part that i've already made - and this is the same stuff - that i used to tip my lace, and here i am just cleaning up with some alcohol a little bit of the makeup. That might have gotten on my actual hair just so that the part is super sharp. Now, i'm using a razor to cut a jagged edge along the hairline and once i've done it on each side, i'm going to go back to the hairline and get any pieces of lace that are sticking out or that i could feel can be cut back. A little further just so the hairline looks more natural is taking my got to be spray, i'm putting that on the end of my rat tail comb and just doing quick little spot treatments on the lace, with the got to be just so that you know the Pieces that are sticking out are going to lay back down without messing up the entire install. Now i'm putting my elastic band back on and i'm going to keep this on. While i actually style my hair. Now i'm going to use my bed head just a little bit. This is a wax stick. Just a little bit goes a long way. This gets greasy. So i just like to use this because it gives a nice soft finish to the hair after you've. You know sprayed so much cotton spray and things like that, and it gives it a nice hold after flattening the hair out with the hot comb, i'm going to do the rest of my styling off camera, i'm just straightening my hair and i added a little bit Of a bend to the ends, so i didn't want to show that i feel like that gets a little bit redundant, but this is how it looks. I'M just gon na spray. Some got to be some oil sheen. Just you know add those finishing touches now that i'm all done, i'm taking the elastic band off, it is giving scalp. Yes, i love it, and this is the final look. Yes, i changed my outfit because i looked great seeing that rope, but anyway this is it. Thank you for watching. I hope you guys enjoyed it stay tuned for the next one. Bye