How To: Bleach Knots On Closure And Frontal | Demonstration |

Hey guys welcome back to my channel today, I'm gon na be showing you how I bleach my frontals enclosures. So I just took this video from my snapchat just to show you how my friend, tools and stuff look in sunlight cuz. This is how you know that your wig is melted when you can go outside and you'll be perfectly fine. So today, I'm just gon na be using this front row from choppa touches. I will have the link in my description box if you guys are interested. I'M also gon na be demonstrating how to bleach your closure, so I'm gon na do two of them in this video. So you guys can get an idea of what I do so right here, I'm just showing you the texture. This is my curly texture as well. I'M not gon na be doing this one in the video, but I was just showing you what it looks like. So you want to always make sure that you have gloves, because you do not want your hands to be burning and when I say this, the bleach will literally burn your hand and it will be filling it. She forever so make sure you have some gloves. So when you have your gloves on you're gon na get your quick blue bleach, you can get all of this stuff from Sally Beauty, I'm using a 40 volume developer. I do recommend 20 or 30. I'M also gon na be using this purple shampoo and just neutralizing shampoo. The purple shampoo helps to remove any brassy tones and the neutralizing shampoo helps stop the bleach from processing so right here. I would normally use that little scoop that comes inside of the bleach, but my bleach was almost finished, so I just poured the rest of it into this bowl so that Salander, my hair, is just pouring the rest of that bleach into the bowl, and I would Say that this is like about maybe one-and-a-half scoops, and then I kind of try to match the amount with the developer. So I put like the same kind of amount, but I always put less than putting more so I'll. Rather, it be a little bit thicker than it be too runny. So zombie right here, I'm using my little brother's spoon that he doesn't use anymore. I feel like this helps so much more to store it together and make sure that it's nice and mixed. So that's all done right here. It'S very self-explanatory, but this part is the most important part of bleaching your frontals, because you don't want it to be too thick if it's too thick, it's not going to layer on properly, and you also do not want it to be too runny, because if it's Too runny, then it's gon na seep through and your hair. You literally just wanted to bleach to touch the knots which are which are the little dots in the lace. So I'm doing right here, just showing you - and this is still a little bit too thick. So I did go back in and add some of that developer just to loosen it up. Just a tiny, tiny bit. You do want the consistency to be kind of like toothpaste. So that's all under my hair is just making sure that it's to my desired texture is a texture anyways. You guys know what I mean so when you get it to look kind of like this, this is when you're ready. So it's gon na look something like this and when you turn it over, it should not be falling off of this spoon and it should not be like crumpling. I mean yeah crumbling, but I really like about this bleach is that when it, when you have it sitting too long, it does kind of like crumble apart. So you always want to make sure that it's not crumbling. It'S gon na you're gon na know when it's ready so right here, I'm just making sure that all these baby hairs are slicked back. You can use some of the gossipy free spray just to hold those hairs back, but I kind of just use my hand to smooth it back. Are you guys so now you just want to get a plastic knife and you're going to layer it on like peanut butter, and you can see how thick it is, but it's not too thick where you can't just put it on easily. So you want to make sure that when you're layering it on, you could easily just swipe it and it's gon na just sit on top of it effortlessly guys. I'M really irritated right now, but that's all I'm doing my hair is very self-explanatory. You guys can look at me: do not rush this process. You want to take your time and have a light hand: okay, okay and if you're a beginner. This should take you about. Maybe 20 minutes just took me about four or five minutes to layer it on. That'S because I really be doing this all the time, but you want to take your time with this right here. I'M gon na demonstrate with a closure for everybody that wears five by five 4x4. 6X6. All a tie. This is exactly what you're gon na do, but this is gon na. Take you maybe a good three to four minutes. Ten minutes max, if you're not never did it before, but this is super easy, so I'm doing is just layering. It layering in layering it on. Just hard in my front tool, but I'm just gon na make sure that I'm going backwards with it, because you don't really have any side areas to be going off to the side too much, so I just layer it and then pull it back like pull, drag The knife back as you can see what I'm doing right here - yeah, that's basically all I'm doing, and this video was super super quick to do. I did not get to show you guys me, bring sit it off, but when you're rinsing it off, you just want to hold the hair area and make the water run over the lace, and that bleach is just gon na crumble off of it then you're gon Na go in with your neutralizing shampoo brings it out two times make sure that it's running regular. If it's running pink, you need to rinse it out again and then you're gon na go in with your neutral, not neutralizer, you're gon na go in with your purple. Shampoo and rinse it out, and then you could put it again and let it sit for 15 minutes and that is gon na remove any brassy tones. You were having your lace and then, when you install your wig, it should look something like this. It should look like skin. I hope this video was very helpful. Thank you guys so much for watching, and I would definitely see you in my next one do not forget to Like comment and subscribe. If you enjoyed this video