How To Customize 13X6 Frontal *Bleach And Plucking Process* Richgirl Hair

What'S up y'all welcome back to my youtube channel, we're gon na hop straight into this video with me, showing y'all the products that i'll be using to bleach. This wig is from rich girl of aliexpress. This has 36 inch loose wave texture and also my nails. Look real crusty and busted in this video, so please you got ta, go in with the developer of your choice and you're gon na put this on your list. First, this just helps lifts the knots as well as the bleach. So it's just like a enhancer. Oh for me, okay, so this is what your wig is gon na look like and you let it sit for 15 minutes wash and then blow dry, okay. So i'm using a quick blue bleach. I did five scoops of the bleach and five scoops of the developer. Uh is for me for me mix both of the products together until it's like a peanut butter consistency, and if it's not like that, then you might have to add more powder. Now, i'm using a spoon to spread the bleach onto the lace, i feel like a spoon, is easier to use than one of those brushes because you can get into it better with it and don't use a knife either just use a spoon just do what i'm Doing so you don't want to press the bleach too much into the lace, because you don't want it to turn your hair blonde, so just make sure you apply a little bit of pressure not too much so so. This is what your hair is going to. Look like after you apply the bleach, just make sure it's not covering too much of your actual roots. Now i'm just putting the aluminum foil onto my wig, and i let it sit for 20 to 30 minutes. You just have to watch it after you. Let the bleach sit for 20 to 30 minutes. This is what it will look like. Your roots should be blonde and then you're going to wash it out. What i washed my hair with was the dawn dish, soap and the shimmer lights conditioner. I use the dawn because it's blue and it helps get rid of the yellowness on the lace from the bleach. Now i'm going in with my flexible hairspray and then after i hot comb it down for me to pluck my hair. It just makes the process easier for me and helps me see everything that i need to plug all right now. We'Re plugging and the way that i like to plug is, i part it, and then i like to grab the excess here into kind of like a ponytail and then the way that i pluck is i'll do like streaks, so you plug the hair based on streets. If you were to put your hair in a ponytail, you would have streaks in your hair. So that's what you need to make the lace look like you want to make sure the first piece of hair that you part it out does not get plucked, because you don't want that piece of hair to be too thin, because that is going to be your Baby ears, secondly, i like to part on both sides, as you can see in the next clip, i'm going to be plucking on the right side and i'm also going to be plucking on the left side, so that just helps make the lace look more like natural Building up these mountains to be all right, this next clip you can see i'm parting out a section of the hair, and this is because i guess when i bleach the hair, i must have pulled some out in the front, so it caused a bald spot. So we have to make the hairline look like a natural hairline. You don't want a bald. So now i'm going to be parting out a section of here and still plugging again following the same steps. Okay, now i'm pulling out this first section in here, because the hairline was too low for my hair. Now i'm doing a lot of steps and i'm just trying to perfect the hairline by pulling out some baby hairs just to see what it'll look like and then plucking it to make it as natural, as i can for me me. Lastly, i just part the hair down the middle, well, not directly down the middle, but just straight lines to the back, because i like to make the center of my frontal thing as well. I want the front to match the back. You don't want a thin natural. Looking front part and then so, okay, so this is the finished product. This is what your hair should look like after you plucked it um. Thank you for watching my video comment. Share and building up subscribe mountains. For me,