Allove Hair Install + Blonde Patch Tutorial

Hey guys, i'm brittany, rivers and welcome to my channel. So today i'm going to be showing you all how i customized this 4x4 wig from all love hair and i'm going to show you all how i got this blonde patch. How i installed this wig. All of that i hope you all enjoy this video remember to like comment. Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe and let's get into this video, you guys like look at the side. Look at the side the front the side, the front, it looks so cool you guys and it's giving real cruel advice for me. But let's get into this video you guys, okay, so the wig i'll be working with today was sent to me by all love hair. It is their 4x4 closure straight 24. Inches comes with a lot of cute little things in the back. You all can see the movement. It'S there, the luster is there you guys. I thought it was pretty cool how the tracks are so kind of to the inside. To where, when the wind blows, you won't just see all tracks, and it won't look weird when it's on on the sides that don't have the closure. So now we're going to bleach the knot. So you all kind of know my process for this. It'S only a closure, so we're only going to use one scoop of the bw2 powder and just a little bit of 30 volume developer and we're going to mix it up. I always use a butter knife. It'S just easier to spread on for me and my trick is when you can turn the knife upside down without the bleach falling off. That'S how you know it's thick enough, so we're just going to spread the bleach all over the closure, like we're, frosting a cake. So not just working it in too much, but just making sure we cover all the nuts and we're going to leave this on for 30 to 40 minutes and come back and rinse it off in a little bit the secret to making your lace look extremely realistic. After you bleach, your knots is purple shampoo. I say this brand is the way to go so we're just going to put it on the lace and kind of rub it in, and we're going to leave it on for 15 minutes and we'll be back in a little bit once the 15 minutes are up. Just rinse off the purple shampoo, so i dried the hair and now we're at the fun part. We are going to do the blonde patch, so i just grabbed a piece in the middle um not too far back and i didn't even part the hair down the middle. Yet i just kind of just guesstimated how much i wanted to have a blonde patch. I didn't have gloves so i was using sandwich bags as gloves. So that's what we're doing today and i just decided to just grab a clump of bleach and we're just going to work it on the hair. Now i want dark roots. So when we get to the roots, i'm going to actually use the normal dye brush, you'll see me bring it out in a little bit, but just make sure you have all of the hair covered in bleach, so lift the hair up and make sure you're getting Underneath the hair - and this is when we're going to take that dye brush - i was talking about and we're adding like vertical lines. This is an ombre and we don't really care about it being just easing to the dark color. I also forgot to mention at this part i'm using 40 volume developer instead of 30, like i did for the lace, i would also. I think it would also work to use 50 volume developer, but 40 was the highest i had at the moment. So we're doing that vertical pattern at the top, when we lift the hair up and lay it down. The hair is completely saturated in the bleach now. So we're going to take aluminum foil, so the hair can lift, lighter and faster and we're just going to kind of roll it up in the full and we're leaving this on for 45 minutes. So this is the color it lifted to which is really pretty, but we want it even brighter. You can see the hair still has this luster. It looks gorgeous right now. I love all these colors. You can see in it, but we're going to blow dry. The hair and do the whole process again for bleaching the strands, so we left the bleach on for 40 minutes once again and also left the purple shampoo on for 40 minutes, and this color is what we got. It is gorgeous you guys so now we're just going to kind of like pull all the hair backwards and do minimum plucking to the hairline. So i like to kind of get behind the hair place my hand on the head kind of like pushing the hair back and then pluck with my tweezers board kind of like be careful when you're doing it for like pulling it away from you. But it just pulls the hair more. Usually, i will pull it towards myself and pull it backwards. Next, we're going to part the hair, like maybe half an inch frontwards and pluck the second row using that same like pulling the hair back and plucking for process, we did in the front of the wig. I am just obsessed with this blind patch, i'm so happy with the way it lifted. So now we are going to finally mow the hair into his middle part. So we're just going to part the hair down the middle. Then we're going to start plucking out those knots and the hair in the in between the part, so we want the part to be a little more prominent. So that's why we're going to pluck the part just a little bit do not go overboard. You guys because it is easy, but we're actually plucking those knots, okay, she's, looking good, she looks beautiful. Look at that part. You guys we plucked out those knots to where it just looks like a nice natural part. I also want you all to notice how good the hair looks from the dark roots to the blonde patch, because we took that brush and did vertical strokes opposed to just stopping and making it like horizontal. You know, so i am now obsessed with using lace tint. I use the ebn medium brown lace, tint and i'm just going to spray this all over the lace to help it blend in, with my skin tone, a little better okay guys. So we are going to install this wig now i have it on. I absolutely love these blind patches like it's giving cruella a little bit. It'S giving me corolla, and i love that i kept the roots dark. It just looks way better, like that. I installed all my wigs using got to be glue free spray unless i'll go ahead and cut this lace first, so i'm gon na, so i'm gon na kind of just pin the hair back using this clamp thingy. The hair clamp - and i know i like my way to be about here when it's the middle part, so i'm just going to ease this wig back a little bit and spray some gotcha glue. It'S so easy, since this is a 4x4 closure. It'S really really good to use 4x4 closures, especially if you're a beginner, so we're gon na do three layers of the glue. My forehead looks gigantic right now: okay, so that's layer, one! So, unless i'm recording, i like to do my makeup after i put on my wig, but if you do it before then kind of just like use your finger to kind of guide the spray to where it doesn't like leak down your whole face. So that's what i'm doing here! That'S why i kind of like smooth it out. Okay, let's put this sucker on you see like before. I actually blow dry it the third time i'm actually putting it on and i grab it from the bottom and you can see it's still rising. So, let's add some more got to be glue free spray over here: okay, okay and i feel like it definitely needs a little baby hair. So i'm just going to take a little piece, we're going to cut it using the same razor from earlier, but yeah. That'S about it for styling and installing this wig, you guys, but that is it for this video. I hope you all enjoyed it like. I love love, love this blonde patch. I cannot wait like and then, when i turn it inside, it looks like that. I cannot wait to do a sci-fi with this blind bag, but i hope you all enjoyed this video remember to like comment subscribe, subscribe, subscribe, follow me on instagram at madame brittany and thank you all so much for watching have a great day. You guys