Passionjonesz | Side Bang & Peekaboo Highlights On My Hair Closet Extensions

I'M a fashionistas. We want to jump right into this review and tutorial this hair. That I'm featuring is from my hair closet, calm, and this is the back of the packaging. You just saw how gorgeous the packaging is. It'S very unique and different: I'm showing you how you can just unzip your hair and like you're, opening a new garment for the first time. So this is really really awesome. The hair that I'm going to have in is the Karl Lagerfeld loose wave in 20. Inches 26 inches 20 to 20, an 18 inch closure. This is how the hair is brushed out and its natural state. It'S very gorgeous. It'S really really pretty so this is the front of the hair. Has a lot of body to it. Orgeous gorgeous texture. The products that I'm using for this highlight tutorial is my Clairol BW, 2 extra strength, powder, Lightner, Clairol, 40, val developer to go with the lightener and after I'm lighting the hair, I'm using my well that color charm, toner and t35, and my Wella xx Val developer. So I just sectioned half of the hair off you can see. The bottom is in a braid to just section it off. I'M just going to put one of my packets and my b/w, two packets yeah, put that in my mixing bowl we kind of shake it. So all the powder can go in and I'm just putting in my 40 Val developer right now and mixing to a good consistency, I'm taking this small tinting brush. This is perfect if you're doing balayage highlight now this process is super super messy. If this was on someone else's head, if I was doing this on someone else's head, I would not be as messy as I'm doing it now, but this is just like my at home, like experimental kind of colors and at the bottom, I'm just hitting it with A like a light on brain, so this is how it looks after I went over the highlights and yeah. It does look a bit messy like I said: if it wasn't on this mannequins head, if it was all somebody else inside, it would look totally different, but again you won. So, if you're doing this at home, it's totally okay, if you are a little messy when you're working, it's totally okay, now to tone my hair, I'm going to take my Wella color charms of Ella Barton t35, I'm just going to put half of that bottle because I don't need the whole bottle to tone and I'm taking my 20 valve developer, and this is a two-to-one ratio and I'm just going to mix it up and I'm going to put on the hair with a brush and I'm using a brush and not my hands. Fully because I want to get every piece that I did lighten I'm toning it so I can get some of that brassiness out as well. So this is how it looks after it's been washed out air dried, so I'm just going to UM cut and style it. I know that you're supposed to cut the hair before you diet, but the reason why I once wanted to cut the hair after I dyed. It is because I like the way it looks after it's been dyed and then cut because it gives it like a really nice natural kind of highlight. Look to it. So I'm just gon na cut a long side of my face to give me like a side-swept bang, I'm just going to flat iron it to see how long the hair is. After it's been cut to see how long, how short I want the hair or how long I want the hair, so that's why I'm kind of flattening out just to see how it looks. So I'm just messing with it to see how the hair is, laying I'm just going to go in one more time and cut that bang. So I won't be too too much in my face because I don't like a lot of hair in my face. So, as you can see, I kind of I'm kind of feeling the bang. Now it's really pretty, so I'm going to the other side, I'm just going to layer it just a little bit, so it can match up with the right side of my face. So I'm really liking the cut, and I'm finished with that. I'M taking my nume argan oil, professional beauty, oil I'll, give you the link down below you can get that and I'm just running that oil all through my hair. I did not cut the ends of this hair cuz. I wanted to see how the ends will hold up after I styled. After all, the things that I do with that, I just wanted to see how the ends will hold up the later on. I kind of will cut the ends because, after a while ends do become a little shabby, which is nothing wrong. That'S with any natural hair, your hair, my hair, that's with any natural hair, so I'm just going to flat iron it. I just did that all over. My head, nothing special just showing you how the hair straightens out, I'm using my nume flat iron, and I have it up to the highest setting heat. So, as you can see, this hair does straighten really nicely very natural does hold the curl trust me if it holds a curl very, very well, so I'm just going to take my flat iron and kind of smooth out that closure a little bit. I'M just gon na take my concealer and add a parting to it. The hair is already parted. I just want a more natural-looking part, I'm taking my Tresemme keratin spray and I'm just gon na spray that all over the hair and to just give us some shine. I'M taking my John Frieda Lovejoy as value all daily hairspray, and I really do love this hairspray because it does not weigh down here and make it really sticky. I'M just going to put that over my hair and yeah. This is the simple styling look and the balayage hair tutorial, so I hope that you enjoyed it and stay plus-sized and stay beautiful fashion Jones. You