Tutorial|Loose Wave|How To Bleach Knots & Tint Lace On 360 Lace Frontal|Honey Queen Aliexpress

Hey guys, it's me tea leaves and I'm back with another video. So, firstly before we go ahead and get into this video, I'm going to go ahead and let you guys know the hair that I'm going to be using. It comes from a company called honey queen who is Aliexpress vendor I'll, be sure to leave all the information as well as some links down below so go ahead and check them out. I'M so, as you guys just seen the packaging as well as I did receive a free pair of lashes, as well as a new color stocking cap. So, firstly, I'm going to go ahead and get into this pencil, which is a 360 lace frontal and it's the first thing that pull up the box no particular order. However, this is in a loose weight texture. It is also 22 by 4 by 16 inches. In total, it does have baby hairs, as well as the pre-cut hair line, and again this is what it looks like so also with my order. I did also pick up three bundles of hair, which is also in the loose waist texture. It is 16 inches, 18 inches as well as 20 inches in length, and this is what it looks like. I did construct a wig using this hair in the frontal, if you guys have not seen my previous video showcasing to you guys how I make my wigs and is geared towards beginners. I do encourage you guys to go ahead and check it out. I'Ll leave a link down below. However, this video is not to be talked about that we're going to be getting into customizing our frontal to look natural. So here is the frontal up-close-and-personal. You guys do see those knots. It does need to be bleached. To look a lot more natural, as well as the lace needs to be Tensei, as you guys can see, I'm putting it up against my arm and is slightly lighter than my complexion, which it does need to be tinted and we're going to do that. All in this video today, so I'm going to go ahead and make my bleaching concoction is what I like to call it. But it is like a bleaching paste because we're going to be bleaching or not. Firstly, so I'm using by salon care this blue flash bleaching powder, it's my first time using it, I'm normally using the powder from Clairol, but I ran out - and I picked this up from Sally's as well as some 40 volumes, that cream developer I'll have a link Down below to where you guys can buy this stuff at or exactly what I used but yeah. So I went ahead and I made my pace and I like to make it rather thick, because if it's too thin, it will run through the small little gaps. You see in the lathe and it's going to bleach your hair and damage your hair. You don't want that. We'Re simply bleaching the knots. What I just showed you guys the beginning of the video those little black specks you see, those are what we're going to be bleaching, because once it's a lot more, lighter or translucent, it will look a lot more like scalp and not so much like these. A little bitty, no bits of darkness on your scalp, which is unnatural, looking so yeah. So I applied that to the lace even a thin coat, and that is what it looks like I'm going to. Let it sit for about 30 minutes, or so also you're, going to want to wrap it up in some aluminum foil. This just kind of captures the heat and allows the processing to occur a lot more faster, a poset just sitting on the countertop and yeah. It'S going to take forever for your knots, the bleach so yeah, so this is about 30 minutes later in. As you can see, it looks kind of foamy kind of frothy, but yeah you're going to go ahead and just rinse it off. You can use a neutralizing shampoo, which I should have used, which I totally forgot to use, so I do want to encourage you guys to use it, but instead I did use this shimmering light violet colored shampoo, which is going to help tone that brassiness down. Of course, we did use that violet colored bleaching powder. However again this is another good option to consider just against to tone down that brassiness. So now we're going to work on tensing, the lace, so I'm using by RIT diamond or the synthetic fabric dye, and this is in the color chocolate you're going to want to use a color that suits your skin tone girl I on chocolate. So that's the first thing I'll reach for with my chocolate, color dye but yeah. I went ahead and added about a teaspoon to some boiling water and if it's a little bit too dark, you want to just go ahead and add some more water. I do want to encourage you guys to test a little bit of it on a white paper, napkin paper towel and put it up against your skin tone or like your arm or something to kind of match the tones to see exactly if it's too dark to Light set or etc, but yeah I've been doing this a whole lot lately. So I'm just like an expert now I guess you can say well yeah. I went ahead and I allowed my frontal to sit in the die for about 15 to 20 minutes and I went ahead and I'm just a shampoo in it now again, I'm using that same shimmering light violet colored shampoo, because it was just sitting there, but you Can use any shampoo, it doesn't matter them, preferably a moisturizing one works best. So here is my front. So now up close and personal, you guys can see that those knots are gone. Okay, they look super natural super translucent. You don't see those little black specks as well as the lace here on this frontal is a lot more darker. It'S blending in better with my skin tone, is not looking like that. Chalky ashy light color. How was looking before, but yeah, it's looking a whole lot. More natural, you can kind of see it's starting to look again like actual scalp. Okay, it's not going to be perfect, like a scalp, but the the object of the game is to make it look as natural as possible. Okay, so just always keep that in mind. So now that we are finished bleaching, the knots as well as containing the lace we are going to work on the hairline. Now this isn't going to be too detailed, because I do have other videos sharing with you guys how I customized my hairline, which I will link down below. But if you guys do want to see an updated video on me doing such be sure to give this video a like. So I can get that offer you guys soon, but again, I'm just again going in and making the hairline work for myself by trimming down the baby hair shifts a little bit as well as spinning down the hairline. You can also use a pair of tweezers to go in and thin it out, but yeah now I did initially put a part in this hair and I did change if I didn't like it. So you guys will see it change in the next clip. But now I'm just sort of laying the baby hairs a little bit just to kind of see if it needs to be trimmed down some more thinned out some more. This is what I do just to kind of give me like an initial opinion on how it looks on but yeah one hand. I did that. So this is the same day. I just let the wig I made the wig firstly, and then I washed it. I let it dry on a towel, so it is about 45 % wet. So it's going to look a little bit weight down, but we're going to take care of that so yeah. So again, here's what the wig looks like on and I'm just what I messing around with it to see exactly what position do I like it in, but now I'm going to go ahead and take my diffuser and complete the drawing the drawing drawing the drying process On this wig - and this is just going to redefine the curls as well as add some volume - I got ta - let some volume, because at first the hair was looking way down to those wet and yeah using the diffuser. It works wonders. Look at that. It just looks completely different now, so now it's dry, we have some texture going on. The crows are so soft, like this hair is so soft, okay, so soft and I'm going to be doing a video show sharing with you guys exactly how I redefine my curls and Aspen's volume. For those of you guys who you know, may receive some hair that you might not quite look like mine, so yeah, because I find that after I wash the hair, the hair looks completely different, like it'll. Be super like straight, although it is like a body wave or a loose wave but yeah, so I'm going to go ahead and do a really quick 360 and let you guys see what this hair looks like now. I didn't get much shading on at all. When I do get, shading is typically when I'm washing out the hair, but it's literally like a couple of strands is nothing bad at all, but for the most part this hair is super lovely. I love it and I would highly recommend it to you guys. So you guys you check down below, I will have a link for honey Queen. Let me know what you guys think as well. Let me know if you guys want to see an updated video on how I customize my hair line and yeah. Let me know what you guys think I'll talk to you guys soon, bye, guys,