Blonde Blunt Bob Wig Tutorial | How To Bleach Bundles Properly?

Yeah all of this winning rivals in my for me - hey guys, i'ma jump right into this tutorial, so i am taking three bundles and a closure from my hairline and i'm going to use this blonde brilliance, Lightner and developer that I got from Sally's. This is my first time using it and I have to say that this stuff smells really really really really good, well yeah, so I'm just gon na take it and mix it up, I'm not doing any measuring. I know the consistency that I like, so I'm disappointing. The developer, a little by little until I get to the consistency that I like for the bleach and then I actually ended up running out of bleach and I'm not gon na. Initially, I'm not gon na bleach. All three bundles - I was gon na - try to do it with just two, but I ran out of room with my wig and y'all will see that later on in the video but yeah. So right for right now, y'all just gon na see me bleach my closure and two bundles. Yes, I'm just mixing it. So I get the consistency. The consistency that I like I'm go ahead in and start with my closure. So yeah, you just want to make sure you distribute the bleach all over it and I didn't show it on this clip, but I'm actually going to be adding some um some oil. I, like the a boil when I'm doing my lightning, because I like to you know, as you know, the bleach takes strips your hair of the moisture and all that stuff. So I like to add oil, so the oil can kind of penetrate in the hair. As the bleach is busting the cuticle open, so yeah, I'm just coming out making sure I'm getting it all the way through and I'm not going to completely finish coloring the bundles. Before I make the wig I'm just pretty much just trying to get it light. For me right now and then after I finish packing, my wig you'll see that I'm going to do some more coloring. So right now for this look honestly guys, I wasn't really sure what kind of look I was going for. I was just really going with the flow of things I knew I wanted it to be a blonde. I just wasn't sure you back how I wanted it. Oh yeah, so just coloring the code you're distributing it, I'm not going all the way up to the roots. I'M putting a little bit to the roots, but not really - and I know for my people who are stylish you're, probably like Facebook, the heck are you doing because you know ideally you'll want to part the section of the closure off and get to the roots. So you can get it so I'm gon na be blotchy, but I'm gon na go back and put color at the roots, though in the way that I want it. So I'm not really worried about how it looks at the roots right now, I'm just not going all the way to the top. So now I'm going to color my bundle. I got my closure processing. I wan na cut. My bundle bundle pretty much just do the same thing that you just see me do the closure. I know it's a thousand tutorials out here. So pretty sure you already know as far as like how to bleach your bundles, just you know, get your consistency right as far as you how you want the bleach to be. I, like my bleach, to be a little bit loose just so I can distribute it a lot easier on the bundle except there like when it's a little bit like pasty like it dries. It tends to dry out really quick. So when I'm coloring my bundles, I like for it to be a little loose and yeah. So this is pretty much what it looks like after it's in process, hey, I'm not finished and just putting the rest of the bleach up. They'Re, not gon na waste. Any bleach - and I want to set that to the fire and let that finish - processing now I'm gon na wash the bundles out. I know you only see one button of me washing the button to close out. That'S the third one, it's kind of processing, so I want to go ahead and rinse out these two first. So I'm watching those out in my shampoo, it was some I think it's ISO plus, I want to say Piper + shampoo, neutralizing shampoo, just any kind of neutralizing shampoo. Ok, I'm going to go ahead and shampoo that out get it out real good. So this is how it looks and of course I want it to be a little bit lighter than that. I think the developer I used was the 35 volume developer and I've. Let it sit for about 25 minutes. That'S how it looks so now I ran out of that blonde bleaching powder. So I'm going to go back, I went and got this quick blue bleaching powder and I'm going to be using a 20 volume developer and I'm now I'm gon na make it a little bit pasty because I'm going to bleach the knocks on my closure. So so for that or when you believe it or not, or it's good like doing the front or something like that when you're doing it not you always want to make sure it's pasty, because you don't want it to see through and have belong roots, because that Is not what we want? We want to keep our roots a little bit dark just getting out all over lace, and I decided to use the remainder of that bleach and go ahead and finish lightening up. My lightening got my frontal knife run till my closure. I'M just laying it out and checking to make sure we didn't see that part, but I check to make sure my bleach wasn't like steeping through. So yes, and I'm just going to use the remainder of the bleach - and here you go now - you can see where I'm adding the oil to it, because I don't want to damage my bundles because I'm doing a lot of bleaching and a lot of processing. To my bundles, I want to make sure that I keep it in good condition, so I recommend using some oil. This is like some peppermint oil that I had, but you can use any kind of oil. You can use olive oil if you have all over your kitchen, whatever you have, that's it. Whatever oil, you have used some oil and that will help when you're bleaching to keep your bundles in good condition. Yeah and, as I said before, this is the hair. From my hairline so yeah just kind of getting it out, I know I know I know I knew and though I know you guys don't pay any attention to how I'm putting it on my roof. Don'T kill me in the comment section and I know what I'm doing. I'M gon na go back and pretty much work on the roots. So right now I'm just getting the lightener up there. Like. So don't don't tell me the comment section is not gon na look. Blotchy at the roots, but yeah, if you are planning on keeping the roots dark palette comes. I suggest you section the hair off, as you put it up there and, like perfectly apply the lightener to where it's supposed to be lighting, but I'm not worried about any of that so yeah. So this is how it looks after processing for about another 20 to 25 minutes. So after washing out my hair, I'm gon na go in and start to make my wig and I have a wig video up there already. So I'm not gon na go into details about how to make the wig you can watch my other video, I would probably put. I can put the link to that video down below in my description box. So if you want to see how I make my way to units, you can definitely watch the video and yeah. So I'm using my 21 inch canvas block head and I'm going to still on my closure and, as you can see, it's kind of like the cap is kind of bunched up. But I like to stretch my cap out at the top to make sure that the closure is sitting how I want it. So don't think I'm gon na make this lid and it's gon na be off. The cap is gon na, be a scrunchie, I'm pretty much. Just stretching out the top of where the closure is going to be, and then after I finished on one on my closure, you guys will see. I will fix the cap, see I fixed the cap. The cap is not punchy, and now I can go in and slow my bundles, but I pretty much do that to stretch it out and here is where I ran out of hair and I had to sew in my bundle - and I was kind of sexy. My lord, I should just want to hit - and I have them lazy in color - that last bundle initially, but it's okay. It is okay, so now I'm going to go in and I'm going to apply that same oil orange to the hair before I start coloring it. If I actually went in with, I believe I won a looks like a 40 volume just so I won't have to wait as long for it's lighting up for me. So when I mix try distribute that way, yep just going back in and I'm going to color that third bundle. This took a very long time you guys for me to make this wave like. Oh, I could not wait to get through this. Now I'm going to place a trash bag over on my American hair and allow the process - and this is how it look - I'm sorry for about this light, and this was like the evening. So I lost my lighting and yes, I'm just working from my dining room lighting and it looks very bad but yeah so right now, I'm just going in and I'm defining my part and my nuts out you can either tweeze it. I like to use this method where I just grab it with a rat's tail at the Kong grab those pieces and then pull them out. So just gon na do that up until it's time up until it's finished, I'm going to call you back, I'm throw my voice over yourself nails before I finish, there go camera in the background. She want to make her appearance yeah. So now before I finish, I think oh I'm just going to blow-dry the hair out some and then I'm going to use this T 10 by Wella toner with the 20 volume developer and the t-ten is good because it's going to cancel out your your brassiness because It has a violet blue base, so yeah you want to use something with a violent googly, but a violent base to camp out your grassy tones. So I'm going to pretty much put a completely over the entire hair from roots to ends, and this and itself is what's going to go in and lighten up my roots at the closure, which is why I was not concerned about how I put the lighting right. There, because this is going to lighten it and turn it give give it like a nice Brown. That'S a nice, pretty Brown. It does lightning because, like I said, I went in with the 20 volume by Wella developer, so it's kind of lighten it up a bit at the roots for me, and it's also going to cancel out the brassiness so right here, as you can see, this is Where the color was - and this is how it looks and as you can see, my roots did lighten up some and rasmus is all gone, so yeah, I'm just going to flat iron it out because I'm going to add another color, and I want it to be Completely, I want it to be straight, so I can really see where I'm putting that color at the close. This part is very crucial. You want to make sure you're distributing the color and I actually did not get a chance to record me actually doing the color. This last color Brad will show you guys the color that I used and right now, I'm taking these broke tremors that you had there broke, so I had to get another pair, but taking these broke tremors and I'm just cutting off the exits hair, because I don't Want to waste product on the color I mean on you know on the part of the ends, because I'm not going to need it. So I felt something: let me just cut it, but I'm gon na go back and clean up this cut in the end when I'm all finished, but yeah, I'm just getting the excess hair off and then always beating myself. Over and over again I hate my voiceover but yeah. I feel like I smell so crazy, so crazy, oh yeah, and then just FYI don't make the same mistake. I may, if y'all see how my wig is sitting on my on my own canvas head, how the closure is kind of like down not sitting comfy up, make sure when you do this, that you before you can start cutting it cool you're is fine for me Because I'm gon na go back and cut it, so I'm gon na adjust it. But if, like you're doing like your finished cut - and you have your wig head down like the wig is sitting down then and you're trying to go in and do a blunt cut. You'Re going to completely mess up your cut because, by the time you lift it up that front part is gon na, be lifted up and look back. It'S gon na be longer and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about in this video, so yeah just make sure when you're doing your cut that you don't have that front where the part is like, you don't have the wig sitting forward plenty and then no tremors. You guys was just tearing up my way. It was really hard to cut it. Someone have to do some more so yeah you'll see it looks fine right now, that's because the part is down, but now you see as I lifted it up, and this is the color that I use. I got it from Walmart you're gon na need about three to four boxes. Those - and this is how it looks after I applied the color and y'all - see what I'm talkin about see how the front is higher than the back, but it's completely fine, because I knew I was going to go back in and cut it anyways. What I just want to make sure y'all know when y'all doing it that your wig is sitting up properly yeah. I love how this color came out. I love it, and here are my new trimmers that I bought. I love. I love it so much so now. I'M just going back in and cleaning up my cuts and I'm starting from the back. It'S always good to start from the middle in the back, but I also do like to create my own front where I want it to um, because you want to know when you're doing blunt cut. You want to know that we're gon na stop that in the front, but you want to put it up too hot in the back and as you work your way around, so you just create my guide and just working your way around from the back metal and Connecting that to the front where you want to stop that - and I look like I just got out of prison with these phrasing, its hat on my head, I look so bad, let's iron it and after that, I'm pretty much done. But this way I did touch my last fan and right now I'm just going to go in and add the powdered some of my cap, because this cap is really right compared to my actual scalp color. So I'm just gon na add this cap, so it won't. I mean as it's powder to the cap, so it won't be really noticeable. Here'S the wig. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial. I hope you guys loved this wig, which are available up for purchase. You can definitely purchase this we're putting in custom order. All you have to do is hit me up on Instagram or leave a comment like that leave. A comment letting me know: bundles are also available for purchase. I do not have a website yet, but it is coming soon. So I will keep you guys. Posted 1 Matt - please do not forget to thumbs up this video and definitely subscribe to my channel. If you are not already subscribed, I will see you in the next video bye, guys.