Sleek Bob With Highlights || Wig Transformation || Luhair

So hello, best friends, welcome back to my channel Lu hair, sent me this stock wig and I just want to show you guys how transformed it to this nice Bob with the highlighted pieces in the front, and it was super super easy. I had this inspiration picture and this is what it looked like and I just was. I fell in love and I just want to recreate it. So this is what the packaging looks like it is. It came with a wig grip, which I don't use a stocking cap. A thank you card, a rat tail comb with a medal at the end and a bag to store your wigs in. So if you guys get these bags, you definitely keep them, because they'll keep your hair hydrated and everything oh, and they also did send me some wig clips and an elastic band alright. So this is what we're starting with this is what the wig looks like. This is a 13 by 6, so this is a little bit bigger than your normal parking spaces on a stock wig. It did come with three combs two on the sides, for your temple is a one in your nape and it does have adjustable straps. This lace is Swiss lace, so it's like a light brown and the wig did come free plug. I did bleach two knots, but I did that off-camera to save some time. So basically, what you're gon na want to do is part an inch and a half or just an inch of parting space on the hairline. Alright - and you want to separate that from the rest of the hair and once you do, that, you want to pin it out the way and then you know put the rest of the hair in a ponytail to get that out the way. So the bleach kit that I use today's from blondie - I love using this bleach - I think it's plant-based, so it doesn't have that strong chemical smell. I do buy this real each from Sally's, but they only sell those sizes. If I could find or get my hands on the large size, I would definitely do that this bleach does lift up to eight to nine level, eight or nine levels. I believe that sort of states - I'm not sure I'll, put all of that information in the description bar but um it's really really bombed, but it's just a bit expensive. So I didn't use a 35 developer with this leash. They do have their different numbers of developers as well, and I also have the toner but you'll, see in later in a video. I did not use that the toner to go with it. So basically, I'm just fully saturating the the front of their hairline um front and back, and then I'm a feather it up. So I can have roots. I really want to roots, because I wanted to show you guys a lot of people don't like blind roots because they want to make it wearable. So all I do is saturate it completely fold. It up in foil, be careful when you're folding it because you don't want indentations on your hair, where the bleach is, where it'll be like darker areas, so yeah. So this is what it looks like. That'S how I fold it and I'm gon na do the same thing to the next side. So if you watched my how to bleach evenly video that you know that I like to go back into my hair check, it out make sure it's bleaching evenly. If I need to add more bleach, I usually do so imma show you guys how to do that, and if you want to see that video, I will also link it down below in the description bar or at the end of this video. So all I'm gon na do is just go through both with the foil pieces and just add a little bit more bleach into you know onto the hair, so I can bleach evenly. So this is what my front of my hairline looks like after I left the bleach on for about. I will say about 20 minutes. It does lift fairly quickly. I love this this bleach and it's not harsh. It doesn't have a strong smell or anything like that. So um I do love it. So basically, what I'm bout to do do is I'm gon na go wash it with shampoo and then I'm gon na come back and show you guys how I tone it and basically we're gon na tone it like the water, color method, but you're gon na use Shampoo, okay, you guys, so this is the wig that I've just bleached as you can see it lifts it really really! Well, I don't know if this isn't. If this is light enough, it is not, after the toning process that I'm gon na show you with water color wells like water, toning, okay, um. If it's not, I don't know that I'm gon na just bleach it again to get light enough for this process. So typically, I would have used this this toner with the bleach in the and the developer right, because everything goes together, but this this big daddy right here this is V best purple shampoo, I've ever tried; okay, it works fast and quick, and it's really really purple. All right, so I'm gon na just pour some in this water. This is just regular hot water from my sink and I'm gon na mix it all up. Samarra toner, in that you put in there the more comb your hair is going to be. So I just want to get the golden out. I want it to look a bit ashy, so I'm gon na put a little bit more and then I'm gon na just dip the hair into the mixture all right. So this take my wig. I see this home that I want right. If I get about 10 dips, this is the color that it is right. It'S an auntie, hmm bronzy color. So this is cool. I'M fine with that. Like alright, you guys, so I do want to say with vanilla, no yellow shampoo. You definitely want to be careful about how long you leave your hair. In that mixture. You can use the shampoo directly on the hair, but but it'll turn faster, but you can do like the water color method and you know you can see it change and you can see the tone of it. So if you leave it in there too long, your hair will definitely turn gray. So you definitely want to watch your hair when you zafon illinois, yellow. So what I'm spraying on the hair is a heat protectant that I sell on my website. This is my mist. I call it sauce because it leaves my hair all silky and sauciness. It'S really good, for you know: color treated hair, especially like you see I having a friend, so I usually like to spray it on my hair, especially if it's color treated, but I want to reserve the body way, texture that it's in this hair. So I like to spray it on there before I start putting heat on it. This spray is actually good, for you know for wet styles and everything like that it gives it luster and shine. It just makes your hair look very, very, very healthy. So I like to spray it before I Flatiron before I blow dry and when I Flatiron it just you know, make sure that my hair looks healthy and it protects. You know the waves and everything like that. So yes, i'ma just go ahead and blow-dry it and we're gon na start with Flatiron it and the cut okay. So I get a lot of questions when I do go, live and I'll show you guys, like you know me straight no wig and everything like that. Cuz you'll see this and all the smoke coming out of it. Okay, listen! I am not burning my hair. I do use high temperatures but like that that that steam, that you see, is from my heat, protectant spray. Okay, so that's my heat protecting spray. You know burning off, but basically I'm doing a hard press on my hair. I love to use the pressing calls. This is a flatiron that gets to. I think I have 260, but I don't use 260. I usually use between 240 and 250. It just depends on the day and the density of the hair, so basically I parked the hair. I comb it out, make sure there's no tangles, I'm spraying with my mist and then I chase it and I just a chasing method with the Flatiron and that's basically what I do to sled on your hair. When I get closer to the top of the head, where the lace is I'd like to go in with my pressing comb, and I like to press down the tracks - and I like to mold my where the, where the lace is I like to lay down the Hair with the person home so you're gon na see me do that as well. A lot of people always ask me how I get my part so flat and nice. This is how I do it, but if you guys want a more detailed video of you know how I'll do my flat ironing flat ironing just let me know I have that up for you guys, I'm kicking these videos out day by day. Let'S do this okay, so yes, this is basically just how I flat iron. There'S no big deal is just real, simple, but then you're gon na see the shine that the heat protectant leaves on his hair. This hair is actually very, very healthy. I'M very impressed with this wig. It took bleaching very, very well to be honest, and the density of this hair is perfect for a bob, so yeah like I am very impressed with this wig. I jus want to state that if you work purchased this wig and you wanted to leave it the lint that it is, you will find yourself, you know cutting the ends of it, because it's like it's not a blunt cut at the ends, it's kind of shaggy. So you will have to even even out the the ends of this hair to make it look more decent, alright, so yeah. So let's finish that and then let's get into the cutting portion before I jump into the next scene of me, cutting my hair. I do want to mention that another reason why I use like a high temperature not only for the silk press, but when you use a higher temperature when flat-ironing most manufacturers or vendors that come from China. They usually you know, put synthetic fibers in in here. So when you use a higher temperature and you Flatiron, it it'll usually melt the synthetic strands out of the hair. So all you're left with is the human hair that they put in the wig because, like I always say, there's an 8020 ratio that they have to follow, but some companies have better quality, so some of them have more human hair than they have synthetic fibers. I'M not saying that this company has that, but I'm just saying that I didn't see any you know synthetic melted fibers on my Flatiron when I was um, you know Flatiron. These kind of cuts are kind of tricky for me, especially when it's like a longer a shorter cut. So basically I just started cutting at an angle. I knew that I wanted to what the side that was the longest. I knew I wanted it long. So I just started cutting that at an angle. I flipped the wig on the other side and I cut it short to make it like jaalin and then I just angled it from that point and just made sure to keep it somewhat like a nice angle. But you know actually doing that, while it is while you're cutting, it is kind of actually hard harder than what it is. But just take your time um, you don't have to rush this step, but just take your time and just angle, it up and you'll be perfectly fine. These are shears that I'm using and I ordered them and I'll leave the link to the shears. I leave I'm using, I love them, they actually need to be sharpened. You can also use um. What'S those things called clippers, you can use those too. I just like these shears because I want to get better with using themselves yeah, but this is what what the wigs look like. This is the ending of it. I'M gon na just do a little swoopy swoop swoop, up the baby hairs and you dogs. Do a look later flyaways, hair down, I did you some wax and I used hairspray and then I ended it off with my sheet. My hair mist that I normally use and it just gives it a nice, mirror effect effect, and I just I love it. So much but yes, this is my wig transformation, video and I killed it, and this is balm, but yes um, you guys, I am gon na show it. What it looks like on me are the what the lace is not gon na be cut, because I don't want to put it on as of yet um. I still have other weeks to review. So I just don't want to. You know just blew a wig down on my head when I have other wigs three of you today. So, yes, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you want to see more wig transformation videos from me no down below, I will leave link and list all the products that I use down in the description bar, and I will link everything that I used in regards to this hair and the hair link as Well and mind you, this hair is very portable, so yeah I'm here for it, but thank you guys for watching this video and I'll talk to you guys next time.