Diy Black To Blonde Wig Tutorial| S.H.E 40Vol Bleach Combo + Purple Shampoo Tutorial

Oh hello, beautiful people and welcome to another video today i'll, be showing you guys how to move from black hair to a beautiful ash. Blonde and diy hair 777 was kind enough to gift us with the wig for today's tutorial, so they sent over a beautiful black ear to ear lace, frontal wig. It is in the length 18 inches and it is a hd lace, frontal wig, which i love. It simply means that everything looks so much more realistic and it's so much more easier to install the wig, so it is 18 inches and i'll leave all the information in the description box, for you guys to be able to place your order from them. I love that hair quality. It is amazing and when you're going from black to blonde, especially a light ash blonde, it's important to have good quality hair. As you can see, the lace comes pre-plaqued, but it does not come with bleach knots, so i will be bleaching. The knot as well, the wig, does have three combs in the front um. This is for you guys who need a little bit more security. It does also have an adjustable, strap and an extra comb at the back just for even more security. So the first step is to place our wig onto a mannequin head. This is very important: make sure that you've sectioned off the hair and i'll be starting at the back of the wig using our bleach from the safkin hair emporium. It is important to decide on the color before you get started. It'S just going to make everything much easier, and i've decided that i do want some dimension in today's hair. So i'm going to be starting at the back of the wig and i've decided to leave the roots black. So you want to section off the hair, and this is just going to make it easier for you to work and you want to weight gloves. I am wearing cleaning gloves today simply because i'm going to be using bleach multiple times. I do not want to have any mistake where the bleach touches my skin. It'S important to protect your hands when using chemicals bleach can be very damaging to your skin. So please use gloves you do not have to use um cleaning gloves like i am. You can literally just use normal gloves, so i'm applying it from the back of the wig to the front of the wig and i'm going in with 40 volume, leaving it on. For about one hour, you can leave it on for a short amount of time if you want to, and if you want the lift to be a little faster, a little more harsh and to give you a brighter color, you can actually take some normal foil. This is not any special foil. This is literally no more full. You can get no name foil from your local store, any type of foil will work, and then you just want to take the wig and carefully place it onto the foil and then take the foam wrap it on top of the wig. And you don't want to squish it down. You just want to make sure that once you've pulled it over the wig that you've gone in and sealed it all the way around, so that no air is coming in just that it can cook inside and that will literally just help the wig lift faster. So you get a brighter result, um with less time or you can use the same amount of time and just get a brighter color. So your your blonde will be much lighter than if you were not putting it inside the force. I'M going to leave this for one hour once it's ready, i'm literally going to take it out of the foil, discard the foil and then i'm going to wash out the bleach. Please make sure, when you're washing the bleach that you are very thorough um, you will see that none of the black roots have been i'm tinted by the bleach. That'S because i did not push it down when it was in the foil. So, that's why i said: do not push it down. You want to make sure that you're not getting rid of all the work that you just did so i'm gon na wash it out with tap water, cold, tap water, literally just rinsing out all the bleach and then now. This is the first result from one round of bleach, so one round of 40 volume bleach and i am actually going to go back inside with my bleach again, but you'll notice that this time around, i have two different developers. I have 30 volume peroxide and 40 volume peroxide mixed in two separate batches, so this 30 volume is going to be used for the low light and the 40 volume is going to be used for the highlights. I'M going to be starting off with my 40 volume, because i want to have a money piece in the front, so i want the front piece to be much lighter than the rest of the wig. Please make sure that you mix your mixture really really well. You do not want to have any lumps or bumps and the instructions are on the packaging. So once again i'm going to need some foil, but you guys will see what i do with that towards the end of the video. So i've got my wig on my mannequin and i want to make sure i've got the middle of my frontal part. So the part where the lace is - and you really want to put it either on your head or on your mannequin and really measure out how much of this front piece you want to be lighter. I am using 40 volume and when i get to the roots, i'm really making sure that i feather it out. I do not want it to just have a harsh line of demication and i'm flipping it over to the front as well, just to make sure that the bleach is fully saturated. You'D rather be extremely generous with your bleach than to be stingy with it. Okay, so now this front piece, i want it to be lighter than everything else, so i'm starting with it and then i'm going to place it in my foil and literally wrap the foil around it. This is just going to ensure that it processes much faster than the rest of the wig, and that gives me that really bright color that i'm trying to get um with this, but you don't have to do this. This just makes it easier when you um die a bleaching, the rest of the wig, so i have a clip on it just to make sure that it does not fall down as i'm working on the rest of the week now, for the top part of the Week this is the part where that has the frontal. I am weaving it out and selecting special parts of the frontal. These are going to be my highlights, and once again, i'm using my 40 volume and then placing it in pieces of foil. I'M going to be doing this to both sides of the wig, just that it can balance out. You guys can see how blonde it already is. So if you do not want to um get a lighter color, you can literally just leave it this way and style. Your hair, but i wanted a lighter color and i wanted it to have dimension. I didn't want it to just be one color so right here i am teasing the hair just so that it can really have a nice flow. I do not want it to just have a line of demarcation. I really want the new highlighted parts to really just seep in and look flawless at the back of the wig. I applied my 30 volume so for the front part and the highlight i used 40 volume, then for the back of the wig i used 30 volume because i want the entire wig to be lighter. So i left that for 30 to 45 minutes and then now i am re removing all of my foil and i'm going to wash all of this out once again i'll, be using just cold tap water to wash this out, and it's very very easy now. This is what it looks like after that entire process. You guys can see that this hair is doing so well, i'm telling you guys: dui, hey 777, has fantastic quality, hair um their hair really kept up with this entire bleaching process, and you guys will see there's so much that i did to this hair and yet It kept its flow and it looks absolutely amazing once again. This is an ear to ear lace, frontal wig in the length 18 inches, and it is an hd lace, frontal wig. So if you guys pay special attention, you will see that i'm now going in with hair dye, not bleach. This is from squat soft and it is the palette deluxe collection. I am using two different colors, i'm starting off with a darker color for the roots. The reason i went in with this root color is that i really wanted to ensure that the roots are all the same length. So sometimes when you're bleaching, you go a little bit too low and you'll see that um the hair is not consistent. Now you don't have to do this. This is really just the perfectionist in me. I want the roots to all be the same length. I want them all to be the same color and i also wanted it to move from this black color to a nice dark chocolate brown root. I didn't necessarily just want it to be black than blonde and that's why i'm going in and i'm really making sure that i'm just working on the roots only and i'm feathering it out. I don't want to have this like weird line of demarcation. Okay, now from that money piece, that is the front piece that i bleached initially with 40 volume in the foil, i will be using a lighter blonde color on it, so this is permanent hair dye. Some of you may be wondering: why did you not use the shea hair dye range? First of all, we don't have a light blonde like this, but our she hair dye is semi-permanent and i needed a permanent hair dye color. So if you look at the back of the wig - and some of you guys won't care about this when you're coloring your wigs, but you know i'm a perfectionist. I really try to take as much pride in my work as possible and i did not like all those brassy tones and the inconsistency with the roots you guys can see. There'S like an orange shade over there. Then it goes into this beautiful silver blonde. I really wanted it to just flow in. I wanted it to look beautiful and seamless whether you tied it up um, even though it is a frontal wood, you probably won't tie it up, but i i just really wanted it to be flawless all around the wig. So you don't have to do this, i'm doing this because i do not like all of that brass in it, so i'm making sure that i'm going throughout the entire wig from the back to the front and covering all of that brassiness i am covering it with A dark brown, this dark brown is just going to allow me to have a nice gradient from the black roots that we did not bleach. That is how the hair came and then going into a dark brown, then into this ash blonde. So i'm doing this throughout the week, wherever i'm seeing these brassy tones. That is exactly what i am doing and making sure that we don't have any of these brassy tones anymore. I really wanted to get rid of them and just have it look nice. You know, if you are lazy, you can just do it to the frontal part. That'S the only part people are really going to see, but if you really want to take pride in your work, if you really want your week to be excellent, you want it to be beautiful. I would definitely suggest just taking the time to go right through permanent hair dye is not the cheapest, especially when you buy good quality. So if you are in a budget, you don't have to do this. Okay, so now for select parts of the wig. I am doing the roots and also coloring the rest of the hair till the tips now there's a select part is simply because i wanted to add even more highlights and low light. I did not want them to be harsh, but i just wanted the hair to have some dimension, so once i've applied it to the select parts, it's not the whole wig. You guys can really see it out when i'm trying to wash it out. You guys can see how it looks uh you can see the lighter parts and the darker parts just to add some character to the hair, and this is how it looks in the basin when i'm washing it out with conditioner. So this is what it looks like when you have not straightened it. I'Ve just lifted to air dry and i'm going to be using my shiro hair serum just to give this hair some body and movement, and also this makes it easier when you want to color the hair when you're working on straight hair, that's been straightened, it makes It easier so this is how the hair looks after straightening it and i still was not happy um, so i decided to go in with more permanent hair. I wanted to make it a little bit more ashy, but i had the chair all nice and easy, and i thought about it. I was like this is going to be very expensive for you guys to copy. So i said, let me try the tivo touch, and this is honestly where i went wrong now. The clairol um permanent hair dye is around 100 and 450 rand and the tivo touch is around 20 25 and maybe even 30 rand, it's very cheap, but it seriously damaged the hair. This is really where i went wrong and i regret it if you guys. Look at the roots right now you can see the difference: they're melting in they're, beautiful it looks flawless um, and that's why i was doing the roots again with a dark brown. So now i went on with this ash blonde and oh my gosh. This is really where i went wrong yeah. I regret this um yeah guys you really get what you pay for and yeah this. This really damaged the hair. I wish i hadn't used this, and do i hear 777 has fantastic quality hair and i know what went wrong was the quality of the hair dye that i used. So i wanted it to go from that black to that chocolate brown that we applied last time to a little bit of an ashy color, then into this um really platinum. Well, it's not platinum! This really light ashy blonde, so i wanted it to have more of a darker ash blonde from that black chocolate brown to this ash blonde that i'm applying right now and then going into that really nice ash blonde as well. I don't know if you guys hear what i'm saying, but i do regret this step. I feel like it was absolutely not necessary um. It made a difference, but it's a bad difference. So this is what it looked like. You guys can already see that it was a bit of a problem. I washed it out and then this was the final result i had to cut it. I cut it much longer, so it's around 16 inches right now, but it still looks beautiful. So that's how i got this color. Thank you for watching and i'll see you guys in my next video