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How to Bleach and Make a Custom Lace Frontal Wig Unit

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What'S up y'all, it's your girl, daddy and her back herself definitely click the trademark. That'S me always showing people how to get to the bag. While looking like a daddy and yeah every time you wake up, stop. Okay! I definitely didn't get ready with me. Video, so y'all could have seen me do my beat, but i actually did this beat yesterday. So, unfortunately, this is what you get, but i need for y'all to stop what y'all doing before i watch anything else and like subscribe and share this video. Okay leave some comments below show the girl, some love, but let's go ahead and get right into it. So the first thing i'm going to go ahead and do is get a rat tail comb in my goth to be good spray and i'm actually going to spray the gossipy glue spray onto this rat tail comb and that way, i'm able to push the baby hairs Back that way, when i do go ahead and bleach it, i'm not getting bleach on these baby hairs. I only want it on the roots, so i just lightly go ahead and press it back like so and move my way all across the front of the frontal doing the exact same thing. Okay, then, i'm going to go ahead and flip over the frontal and grab my bw to bleach and get this frontal bleached. Okay, now, when i'm developing the bleach or when i'm actually mixing the developer and i'm going to be using the 20 volume developer and that way, we don't over process the knots which could lead to a lot of shedding. When i'm mixing this bleach. With a 20 volume developer, i'm using a little bit of developer at a time and mixing it up. So i can get this thick consistency. I don't want it to be too watery. I definitely don't want to be too thick, because if it's too thick, then i'm gon na have to press too hard which could get bleach on the hair and then we'll have to color correct at the end. So - and i don't want to be too watery because then it can seep through the um lace, which can also be a problem. So it has to be this smooth thick but smooth, texture, okay, and now that i have the right consistency. What i'm going to go ahead and do is grab my black gloves. I got these little thick little glass from sally's and i'm going to apply this bleach to the lace now mind you, when i'm applying this bleach to lace, i'm not going to be pressing it down too hard, because i don't want to press too hard and then To get on the rest of the hair, i'm going to lightly apply this making sure it touches all of the knots on the back of the lace and spreading it evenly, and once i do that, i'm going to allow it to set for about 10 to 15 Minutes so i went ahead and washed off the bleach and notice how it's very orange it has that copper kind of tint to it. We don't want that. That'S amateur bleaching and we are bedroom professionals. Okay, so i'm bleaching this my bedroom, so we're going to get rid of that copper, um color in that orangey base by using our shimmer lights, shampoo and conditioner. So we're just going to apply the shampoo to the back of the lace rub it in have it sit for a few moments just so it can kind of tone that orange out and rinse it out now. You can see um that that brassiness is now out of the base of the lace you like how that rhymed, the brassiness is out, and now we have this thick thick hairline that we don't want. So we're going to go ahead and grab our tweezers. We'Re going to tweeze this hairline now when it comes to tweezing. I really can't like tell you what to do, but i can tell you what not to do you don't want to tweeze right on the actual hairline you want to grab the hairs behind the hairline. You don't want to tweeze straight across you want to like skip in between tweezes, and that way it creates a gradient look. Keeping in mind. The tweezers that you want to use are going to be the flat edge tweezers um. It doesn't matter like what brand just make sure they have like that flat edge and then, in addition to that, you also um, don't want to tweeze too much, because if you tweeze too much, you have nowhere to go. If you tweeze a little bit once you actually apply the lace you'll see areas where you may need to tweeze a little bit more. I do sometimes use a little bit of mousse when i'm tweezing um, because that way it will lay it down um. So i can actually see what i'm doing and then i also like to use a comb because, as i begin to tweeze i like to push the hair back, i do find that it's easier to actually pin the frontal onto the mannequin head and work. Your way from one side to the other, that way, you can keep a firm grip and then make sure you're not tearing the lace. Now, when i'm tweezing, you see this hairline right there, i'm going to grab a piece of hair behind it like i'm, going to start grabbing hair slowly right behind it. Now i do like to comb the hair back as i tweeze just to make sure i'm not tweezing too much, because it's better to tweeze less than more, and that way you can fix it at the end. So, as you can see, i'm kind of combing it back and then i like to part a row in front and then begin the same process again over and over, and i do this only it for about three to four layers back and that way you get That gradient look as you can see, i'm just repeating that process on the way back. Just don't go too far back because you don't want no, then ass, hair! Okay, you want it to look natural. So now you can kind of see how i am how much i've tweets in just a small section. This is about how much hair came out of that small section so that you can have an idea as to how much you need to tweeze to get that natural hairline in each section. So now i finished tweezing it i'm going to go ahead and add the wig net onto my mannequin head this wig net. I got it off at amazon, it's a size, small, it does have a thick band, but i will show you how to make that adjustable and once i go ahead and add this or put this onto this mannequin. As you can see my mannequin's kind of been through through some things, um i'm going to actually go ahead and sew down the frontal first, and when i sew this frontal down, i like to make sure i have it at least one inch above about a half Inch to an inch above the front of the band and then i'm going to sew it down on both sides and then after i sew it down on both sides, i'm going to cut the inside that covers that net. I part my frontal down the middle just to make sure that i have it like evenly um sewn down on both sides. That makes any sense, and then i braid both or i braid one braid on each side just to keep the hair out of the way. While i'm sewing, you guys can kind of see here exactly how much i have it in the front of the net, then i'm going to start by sewing down one side to the left and then sewing down the other side to the right. Now i'm taking the wig off and i'm cutting the inside of that frontal that extra lace, i'm cutting that off. Now that it's all cut off, i'm going to go ahead and tint my lace, and to do so, i'm going to be using the light brown from fanca beauty in addition to the tan from um. True match lace conceal i like to use both of them, because if i only use the fanca it's going to be way too orange or if i use too much of the vinca, it's going to be way too orange. If i only use the 10, i still feel, like my lace, is kind of transparent and i can see it so. I like to personally mix in both, so i'm just going to lightly spray on the finger, and now i'm going to lightly spray on the true match, lace conceal, making sure i get it right there on that hairline and then we're going to get to sewing in These bundles child and the bundles i'm going to be using are um, mink brazilian i have the 20 inch 24 inch and i actually have 224 inches and a 20 inch. I love this hair because it literally will last me three to four years and it's very silky, i'm gon na start sewing from right to left from the bottom all the way to the top. However, on that band section make sure you're only sewing through the actual net and not the elastic band. Otherwise, your cap will be too tight and it won't move at all so just be sure not to sew into the actual band. Only the net, i'm at the crown, i'm just going to go straight across left to right, left right to left right to left right to left and close up the gap so ignore this because, like i said we are remodeling right now, but i'm using that netting. I did find a better knitting, that's way more transparent. That makes the ball cap look even more better, but for now we're using this i'm going to be using the wig dealer melting spray, and that's what i'm going to spray on this hairline to make these little bitty flyaway things lay down. I really should have blow dryer, but i don't so y'all get what you get and go throw a bit once that's on i'm going to be using the kendra's boutique flat iron or a hot comb. I love this hot comb because it heats up to 500 degrees. In like 90 seconds, it's super fast and that's why i love it and it gets the job done i'll also be using the bed head wax stick. This is so that when i'm pressing the hair out, it's sleek, but it's not greasy. So i really like this. Stick can we just get into how this lace is like melting into my skin? Don'T, okay, but i think i'm going to use a little bit of the melting spray in between this part. Lastly, i'm going to be using this elastic band. I love it because it has like the velcro tips, got this from the kindle collection as well um, and i'm going to place this around the perimeter of the hair just to lay down that lace and let that melting spray kind of just seep in and i'm Going to go ahead and finish pressing it out i'll, be back with the finished, look guys so here's the finished look. This is with no filters. Just have some curls there. This is when i had it pulled up into the ponytail. You know the little light baby hairs on this one, really when i'm pulling it up like that, i don't like to have any baby hairs, but you know i had to be dramatic for y'all. So did the baby hairs there? You know your girl just be. You know trying to kill it, it's up and close and personal. I just love this hd frontal, so if y'all really loved this video y'all and y'all loved, how i did this tutorial and showed y'all how to really be baddies and be in your bag. Um definitely make sure you like subscribe and share this video and then, if you want to see more videos leave in the comment section what tutorials you want to see. But until then i will see you all next time they can shake us. You

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