Bleaching, Plucking, And Detailed Install Tutorial | Sunber Hair

Hey everybody welcome to my channel and welcome back returning viewers. So today what i have for you guys is a plucking and a bleaching tutorial. I know you guys have been waiting for it. So here it is here it is, you know the weight is finally over. So um yeah, if you guys, would like to see how i installed this wig as well as my routine here keep on watching before you start anything. You definitely want to have some gloves um, because you don't want your hands to burn with bleach girl that burns. Please use gloves but um everything i got from the hair store, so i got my little hair whisk there, my hair dyeing brush my bowl and then my bw2 powder bleach and then 40 volume developer. Do i recommend 45 developer? No but i'll explain why i'm just pouring the bleach powders into this i'm using both of them not at the same time, but you know one right after the other and then i'm going to be taking my 40 volume developer. You guys see how much i'm pouring in there. This is in real time. So if you want to go back and watch this or pause it or whatever, that is how much i used. Okay, but um yeah, so i'm just wixing it i'm mixing it up, and i'm gon na do this for a little bit until it gets to the consistency of kind of like you guys will see. Once i move the whisk through it, you guys will see the consistency, so i can better explain, but that's what i'm doing for now, just trying to mix everything all together. So this is a better view of the consistency you guys are going to want so kind of like a whips. Icing type of you know thick, but not too runny consistency, but i'm taking this tresemme holding spray and i'm spraying that around the hairline and i'm cutting those hair back so that none of those hairs get bleached, because you do not want that once that's done. I'M lightly applying the bleach like laying it over the top of it, i'm not pressing it into the wig in the lace. If that makes sense, so i go over the top first like the front of the hairline first, and then i work my way down to the bottom and just like how i tell you guys with installs. You guys want to be very precise with this. Okay, you want to touch every piece of knot on that lace from the top to the bottom, and you also want to make sure it is very even as well so this is what it looks like after all of the bleach is applied. I let the bleach sit on there for an hour in, like 20 minutes tops, and the reason why i okay, i usually do this, but the reason why i do not recommend 40 volume developer is because it processes faster, and you kind of want this to be. Like a slow process, you know you wanted to do it on its own, don't rush it but girl. I was trying to rush so they over bleach a little bit, but it was nothing we couldn't fix. So this is what it should look like. All your foam should be not foam, but it should look foamy the bleach look foamy and it should be falling off. That'S basically how you will know that the process is done, but now i'm taking my shimmer lights, purple shampoo and i'm using that all over the lace, as well as the front of the hair. The purpose of purple shampoo is to basically tone down that brycey color that you're going to get after bleaching your knots, you want it to be more, even kind of brown tinted. You know the color of like scalp, you don't want it to be orange because our scalps are not orange, so you definitely want to do this process and then, after all of that is done and you feel like you scrubbed enough you're going to just rinse. All of that out, so these are the final results. I just placed this on my mannequin head with my t-pins, like i said i do leave my bleach on for an hour and 20 minutes, okay or something less than that, but no less than an hour, because i like my knots to be even and for all Of them to be bleached, not just some of them, so let's get into the plucking aspect of this tutorial, we're going to want a fine-tooth comb tweezers that look like this and a water bottle. Okay, so you guys see how i'm sitting this is the most comfortable way for me to sit and i'm showing you guys how the hairline is pre-plucked. What you're going to want to do is pull away the hair hairs that are pre-plucked, because it's already thin you want to get to, and we want to get the hairs that are dense. Okay, because that is what's going to need plucking. We want to make that thin, so it can look realistic and like a hairline of course, so before i actually pluck i like to take the water bottle and spray the hair, so i can see the hairline more visible and so that the hairs can actually pluck A little bit better when i am plucking them, as you can see like they pull out a lot easier. So the method that i'm doing i'm basically just going like half an inch in between each part of the hairline and plucking like three to four times up to three to four times in the same spot. And then i move on like half an inch up, not above, but forward from that and pluck the next section the same way. If that makes sense, you also want to use your comb and be sure to use your comb so that you can see the process of your plugging and see how much you've done, because, if you just continuously pluck without combing those old hairs out, it's going to Look like you're doing nothing and before you know it it's bald, so you don't want to do that. Moving on to the next section i put out the next piece, i really do whatever feels right. You want to use your eyes a lot with this and make sure that you're looking at what's dense and what's not dense. You know, because you don't want to over pluck when you just pluck just to pluck, because you feel like you have to pluck that's. When starts to look crazy and over pluck, so you want to make sure you're plucking away. You feel me hairs that look dense parts of the hairs that look dense, making sure you're combing those hairs out. So now i'm combing everything back together and i'm looking at my process like how is it looking? Is it looking thin enough for me and it wasn't? It was looking good, though it was looking good, but i wanted to think about my baby hairs and like the contrast between the hairline and where my baby hairs are going to be so. I took my comb and i pulled back the hairs of the baby hairs that would feel right like how much hair i would realistically take out for my baby hair. So i'm pulling all of those out and i'm going to continue to pluck some more so now that i feel like this is how much baby hairs i would pull out now, i'm looking at the hairline as like what you would see on my head, i'm going To make this a little bit more less dense a little bit more thin, so i'm doing the same plucking and skipping method, just plucking like two to three four times and then moving on to the next, depending on how full it is coming those hairs away. So i can see my process and then moving on, because i was done with that section. So i'm showing you guys on the next section how much hairs i pulled out. It'S the same concept as the hairline is already pre-plucked, so we're going to pull away those hairs and not pluck the hairs that is already plucked. Okay, because that's just going to make it look thin for no reason. So here, i'm basically just repeating the same steps. Plucking in one spot for like three to four times and then skipping in the next i mean skipping to the next doing, whatever feels right, combing those hairs out and then moving to the next section, whatever i feel like can be more thin, whatever pieces of hair That just appear to be more thick. I pluck away like you can really stop here. Whatever you know feels right to you so with me, i, like my hairline, to be super thin. I don't want it to be thick at all. So that's what it looks like and then i'm moving on doing the same thing that i did on the other side with pulling out the hairs that i feel like would be my baby hairs and then plucking more of those hairs away. That would be technically my hairline if you're a beginner, you definitely should not be plucking as fast as me unless you feel like you just know what you're doing, but i don't recommend plucking this fast. I know when i started off. I wasn't plugging as fast as i do now. I was being a little bit more focused and paying attention to what i was doing more, but since it's more of a repetitive process for me at this stage i plug quite fast so moving on to the front side, i could go to the side to the Other side to the front, this wig did not have a super thick hairline. So when it came to the front, i didn't pluck as much i just plugged what i felt like could i was just making it better, just perfecting it. So i was just pulling out a little section here, and this is what i'm going to start plugging with, and i believe this is all that i plucked so just plugging in one spot skipping to the next plugging one spot skipping to the next. You know it's pretty repetitive, pretty um self-explanatory and that's all i plucked for the front half of the wig because, like i said it was pre-plucked and i really hate when i over plucked the front of my wig, like the sides be okay and they over plugged. Like it don't be looking too crazy, but in the front yeah it just makes it look very unnatural. So these are the final results. I did take my wax stick. My lusters renew champs renutrans wax stick and apply that over the whole hairline. I didn't use a lot of it and i went over with my hot comb probably like three times and i was being very slow with it, so it can have a very sleek pressed out look. I was definitely vibing when i was doing my hair this time. I mean that's every time, but my playlist was hitting so hard on shuffle so um yeah. Let'S get into this install as you can see, i'm putting on my cap and i'm cutting out my ears. You know for that comfortability, and not only that just so we can, you know, start the process of laying down the cap, because you can't lay down the cap without your ears cut out so make sure you do that. So for my cap, i'm using the evan wonder lace adhesive, holding spray in extra mega hold for my cap. I switch over to this other than using the got to be glued spray, just because i like this, a lot more. Why? Because i feel like it holds a lot better and it really gets that like laid down without having to do too many extra layers or do too much with it. So, as you can see, i'm spraying all around the cap going all the way around smoothing it out with my fingers, making sure i get close to my ear, because we want all of that to be covered now that it's all over i'm taking my blow dryer And blow drying that on cool yeah blow drying that one cool, because that's what it says to do on the instructions on the bottle. So i blow dry it on cool and then once it was completely dry. I took my scissors and i'm just cutting all of that off pretty self-explanatory. This part, you know just cutting off the cap so now to color the cap, i'm using my ruby, kisses cream foundation in the color rd15 and this foundation brush and i'm putting this all over. I go over this a lot of times. You guys a lot of times. I like this to be very pigmented, okay, very much brown. So that is the lace tinted. I want to show you guys how tinted the lights and the inside of the lace. That'S what it's looking like. You know you got your combs in the back that lace that we're going to cut off and before i get started with laying this wig, i'm going to cut out the ear tabs, because it's just more comfortable that way some people just leave it there. I like to cut it off just so, i can see where the wig is fitting and how it's going to lay, even though i already went over the hairline with a hot comb on the mannequin head after i plucked it, i'm going over it again just to Get it back sleeped and pushed it back, and after that's done, i'm going to take my zipper alcohol and this paper towel here and just clean off any extra makeups oils. You know all that good stuff, actually not even good stuff. I like bad stuff. We don't want on us, because it's not going to allow our wig to like properly with the glue. You feel me. We want it to stick so the glue that i'm using is the better the male lace glue. I usually use the clear one um if you're not new to my channel, then you know i wasn't too much of a fan of the white one, but that's only because i didn't really give it a chance like. I noticed that this white glue is meant to not be super sticky, so it doesn't mean it's not laying the wig. You feel me it's just not going to get super sticky, so i followed the instructions on the back of the bottle and i used five thin layers, but i'm not gon na lie to y'all. I actually did go in with the other version of the glue, the better the milk glue in the clear version on top of everything um, just because i was nervous y'all, but next install that i do when i use glue, i will just use the white bottle Alone and see how it works for real, but i think it worked good. I don't think the clear glue did too much of a difference or made too much of a difference, because i didn't use that much during the whole process after each layer. I blow-dried it on cool air. Okay, i used cool air so now i'm just applying the wig slightly slowly, but surely okay, you don't want to be cooked with this at all. You want to be very slow to make sure you are attaching that lace. Exactly where you put that glue. You want to make sure in good light, so that you can see where that glue is okay and you want to press it in with your fingers, like i'm doing here, real gently and then voila. So after that's done, i'm going to take my fine tooth comb in my blow dryer on cool again, not warm on cool again and just comb that hairline through and get that glue more seeped into my skin into that lace. Once i feel like it's melted enough, i take my elastic band and i tie that nice and tightly around the hairline for a good 10 minutes exactly i literally time myself for 10 minutes, but once that's done and set, i take my eyebrow razor and i just Cut off the lace, i cut it off now, i'm not going to you guys. I didn't show you guys how i used the ebb and wonder: lace adhesive spray around the lace before i melted it down, because it was not a good idea. Okay, it made the hairline very crunchy um. I usually use got to be glued spray, but i think this spray has the same effect when it comes to spraying it directly on top of the lace so yeah. I don't want to show you guys that part, but i don't want to tell you guys what i did and i don't try to do it. That'S why i didn't show it because it left the hairline pretty crunchy, all the leftover pieces of lace. That is on my head that i do not want. I take my scissors and i cut it off because the razor doesn't really allow me to get super close to my hairline, because i really do not want to cut myself. That is not going to be fun. I do not want to bleed, i don't want to scab already burn myself. You know for my hot comb y'all, so yeah just use your scissors. If you want to get super close to that lace and cut off the lace that doesn't have any hair on it, but now that that is done, i am just perfecting my part. I wanted a nice um. What do you call this? A nice deep side part, even when you have 13x4 lace, you can still create a c part like a nice deep part, you just have to do what i'm doing. I can't really explain it, but you guys see the direction of the comb that it's going in and how i'm doing it. So now i'm just pulling out my baby hairs. You know this real self-explanatory, but maybe it's not. Let me explain: let me explain, i'm pulling out the amount of hair that i want um, not too much not too little. It really depends on how i'm feeling, if i want thick baby hairs, the more natural ones, but today i went kind of thick. I want kind of thick um, not as thick as i usually go. I don't think but yeah i like the way the baby hairs came out, so i'm pulling them out all the way around once i have them all pulled out. I'M going to take my icy fantasia heat, protecting spray and spray that around to my hairline and then i'm going to go in with my hot comb and just slick everything out um. I usually do this, but i'm going to tell you guys now. I wanted to use this specifically instead of using um my wax or anything like that. My wax stick, because the hairline was white and crusty from the adhesive spray that i sprayed on it. I mean after okay after i applied the glue and when i was about to apply my elastic band before, like i told you guys, i didn't like how that came out, but um yeah. So once that's done, i like to straighten out my baby. Hairs makes them look more sleek and like natural, so i really do suggest being very careful with your hot comb, but yes, press out your baby hairs with your hot comb. Before i tie this down, i took my tresemme holding spray. My extra, i think it was called extra hold. You guys see what it looks like it's easy to find, but um i took that around the hairline instead of using my ebb and wonderlay spray because yeah you guys like i said it was giving crusty, but i actually like the results of this. You guys will see, but now i'm just pressing out my um part, you know getting everything flat. I do this many many times you guys i do not play around. I really like my wigs to be very very flat, so i went over and did this maybe three times but oh okay. So now i'm plucking. I was about to stop recording like restart, because i didn't know i was about to do. But now i do. I'M plucking the part um. I just want it to be more wider. You can probably tell i didn't need to pluck, but i only did because i knew that i was going to go in with some spray to make the part um more thin, because y'all see that big-ass part y'all see the big-ass part, because i, like my knots To be super bleached, but i always go in with black spray and i fixed it to get that part looking good, but the knots always look great, so yeah. I do not mind over plucking, i mean not over plucking over bleaching a little bit but um yeah. So now, as you can see, i'm shaving off my baby hairs to the length that i want always leave it like a little bit further up from my baby, i mean not my baby hairs, but my eyebrows, because when i curl them it makes them shorter and When they lay, they look super cute, so i'm going in with my pencil flat iron half inch flat iron by kiss. You can find this at your hair store. Now i'm taking my got to be glue gel in black for my edges and i'm going to apply that only at the top and then i'm going to just let the comb let the edge brush kind of just smooth and get that product through the baby hairs. Instead of applying it all over the baby hairs, i find that it makes it look more natural in a way, and just better so don't apply it all over. Just apply it at the top in your comb or whatever you use to lay your baby. Hairs will kind of just get that product through, but, as you can see, i'm swooping i'm swooping. You know the same motions um. I really suggest like studying baby hairs. You guys, like outside of watching my videos, look at my pictures or anybody else's pictures that do frontal wigs and just kind of see how they do it like see what the baby hairs look like and just mimic it. The best of your ability, you know practice, makes perfect, but um yeah. So that's what i'm doing here. They look really good. I love how these baby hairs came out. I'M curling it a little bit on that front. Part um inwards. Just because you know i want. I didn't want that part to be left out, but be very careful. Do not burn yourself now for this bob. Let'S get into this bob, i'm taking my babeless pro titanium flat iron and i believe one half inch and i'm taking that with my comb. Like my comb and my iron is matching, isn't that cute, but i'm basically doing the chase method and i'm bumping it just a little bit. I would bump it and then like straighten it out a little bit more, but towards the back. I kept it bump, but yeah, so i'm just straightening the hair. This is pretty self-explanatory. I didn't strain out the whole thing like super pressed it out, because i wanted this to be. I don't want it to be super flat, like i kind of wanted to have somebody out of body to it so yeah you guys will see that to add some final touches to this hair and the top of the hair. I'M taking my luster's re-nutrient slick, stick and i'm taking that all over and we're going to get this really pressed out. You guys, i know it probably looks pressed down now, but it's going to get more pressed out. I'M telling you your hot comb is going to be your best friend, your straightening serum or your spray is going to be your best friend. Your wax stick is gon na, be your best friend. You want your wigs to be flat. We love a flat wig. We love it, so i went over this a couple of times as well and it looked so good you guys it looked so good. So, for my part, i always use a lighter concealer, i'm using the rd 12. no 11 rd11 in the root, because it's cream foundation with a slim brush and um yeah. We cleaned that part right on up and right here, i'm using the salon. Graphics, high beams, intense temporary spray on hair color in the color black and i'm using the comb. You guys can kind of see that's pretty self-explanatory, but yeah yep that cleaned that part right on up and i took some oil sheen, and that is it you guys. It'S giving scalp it's getting clean, it's giving shiny. I love it. So thank you guys so much for watching. Thank you guys for 40 000. Subscribers, like are you kidding me, but um, make sure to like comment subscribe and i'll see you guys in my next one