Dye Hair While Installed. Part 1

Hello, you guys, and i'm back today with another tutorial. I love doing this tutorial. This is a dyeing tutorial. I want to do a blue ombre on this hair. By the way, this is indian straight hair from khs dot extensions. You can go. Look her up on instagram and i'll put the instagram name in the description below again. Okay. So since this ending is straight, i just did these curls, obviously one curl or flexi rod or like when it's wet just braid it up and then you'll have some waves. But that's how i got these curls um. This is a 28 26 24 and i have a two part sew in so i can make a side part with this, but the side part is looking not too good right now, so i can't really demonstrate that for you guys right now. Okay, so on to the products that you will need for this tutorial. By the way, i recommend wearing an old shirt that you don't care about getting bleached or dyed like getting dye on. So this is a free shirt. I got from a blood drive. I sleep in there sometimes, so it doesn't matter to me, okay products, that you need we're going to start off with the bowl you're going to need a plastic or paper bowl, i'm using a paper bowl, but i've doubled it because i've never used a paper bowl Before so, i don't know if the bleach would eat through it or not, so i just doubled it. If not, i was going to find me a plastic bowl. This is all i can find right now, you're going to need a plastic spoon. Okay, this is for stirring up the mixture of the bleach and the developer together. So that's why i need the bowl to the bleach. I have the clairol bw2 bleach and this package is for 290 290 - something 299 290, something i don't know for sure for sure, but i have two of these just in case. I may not need two of these, since i only have three bundles in because i do have an undercut so that saved me a bundle, but i have two of these okay next thing i have is the clairol 40 volume developer, okay and with the developer. Okay, the lower you go, the longer it's going to take for your hair to die um to change colors, i mean to bleach, so i have the 40. I think they have a 50, i'm not sure if they go up above 50, i think they do um, but 40 is pretty good. It makes your hair dye um. I keep saying that it makes your hair bleach very quickly. The next thing that i have is the actual dye. Okay, i have kiss express midnight blue, i usually use a door, but they did not have the color that i wanted in the door. So i got this, it looks pretty good. It looks like it could. Do the same job and it was probably cheaper - i don't remember how much it cost i have a receipt. I can probably put it down in the description box and i have two of these. Just in case probably don't need to. I don't know i'm not sure, but i got two just in case. The next thing that i have is the dyeing brush. I got this from 149 and it comes with two of them 149. So then you need this to actually brush on the bleach and brush on the dye. So i guess i use one to brush on a bleach and i use the other two brush on the dye. You'Re gon na also need aluminum foil. It doesn't matter. This is some expensive, aluminum foil, my grandma's, how you like girl! Why are you using my aluminum foil, but she got plenty on so we need some aluminum foil doesn't matter what brand just make sure you have that that is essential in this process. Okay, next things i have is a shampoo. I use garnier fructis garnier fructis triple nutrients. This is very excellent, especially if you're natural omg, it does you justice and i have the conditioner for it. There are about two dollars or some change for each. So you will pay at least four to five dollars for both of these babies and i love them. They smell so good. They make your hair so soft and they make your hair so straight. That'S a shampoo, you're gon na need to shampoo your hair. After you bleach it to get all the bleach out um do you need to shampoo your hair? After putting dye, i used to shampoo my my um bundles before they were in my hair. I never shampoo. I mean i never bleached my hair or dyed my hair with a song in in already, so i don't remember if i actually shampooed it or just rinsed the color out. I think i just rinsed the color out so well. We will see we will see. Okay - and am i missing anything - oh make sure you're in a ventilated area, with doors, open windows open a lot of space, a lot of air, because the smell and inhaling this bleach is not good for you me i'm in my bathroom, because i did this plenty Of times - and this seems to be okay - so i'm not really doing a whole bundle like i used to i'm just doing um ombre, i'm forgiving one thing and that's the rubber bands. This is the option. This is optional. You don't need to do this, but i'm doing this to make my ombre more precise, so i'm using rubber bands because i want to cut off like basically select where i want my ombre to be so. I just parted my hair in the middle, i'm gon na part one side - this is probably enough: okay, so i'm just gon na put my hair in four and i'm basically going to decide where i want my operator to be. I probably want it to right here. So since i cut it in four i'll cut back in half, so i'm just gon na tie my rubber band very tight, so it does not come off or does not move up and down. I understand what i'm saying so do as much loops as you can. Basically, okay, i think that's good and i'll come back to you guys when i ready to start bye. Okay, now i am going to mix the bleach and the developer in the bowl and i'll be right back when i'm done with that process ready to start. You should wear gloves too, but i don't have gloves so be careful if you don't wear those. This is so freaking strong right, so so you