Customizing Lace Closure For Brown Skin | Bleaching & Plucking Knots Kasiamae Beauty

Hey y'all is Keysha and i'm going to be showing you how i bleach and plug this closure. I got from crown hair collection. This is the closure, and what I'm going to need is a bowl, some bleach powder and now insert the picture of the container to beat your powder comes in. This is a container and I'm going to use some 20 valium developers and a brush. So I don't have any gloves, but I would suggest you guys not try to do this when I was at home because you can burn your skin, I'm going to use a half of scoop of bleach and then I'm going to use the 20 volume developer until I get the consistency that I want. I want it to be really thick in consistency. I don't want it to be able to collapse off of the brush easily, so I'm just going to mix in little by little until I get the right consistency that I want. So now I am doing the live Scott in the mixture to the consistency that I want. I'M just going to show you the cream developer that I used close up. You can use any developer, but this is just the one that I decided to use so now. Also, the closure, so the method that I use is a sale proof method. So what I do is I only bleach the middle part of the closure, because, just in case I mess up, I could always just go back and change the part on the closure. This is a three-part closure. You can do this for one or three part closures as well. However, if you breach the whole closure and you mess up your breaches, the whole closure will be ruined, but if you only reach the middle part and you mess up, you can switch either side of the closure that you would like to use. So this is the reason I do this so now, as you can see it's very thick, it won't even come off the brush hour. I have to tap down on the closure for it to come off the brush, so I'm just tapping it down the middle. I'M not using a lot. That'S why I didn't make a lot just tapping it down the middle. That'S all you have to do. Do not press into it, because you don't want to bleach their hair on the other side of the closure. You have to be very gentle, so now I'm just going to leave that there for no more than 20 minutes 15 to 20 minutes. Only if you don't, you ruin your closure. So this is the closure and I'm going to be taking this shimmering light shampoo to wash the closure out. But first, what I'm going to do is rip the closure. Now that I've rinsed the closure, you can see the little dots on the closure are brown and not blonde. I do them brown, because brown matches with my skin and my scalp better than blonde. Would that's why I do not bleach my closure for a long time. So now I'm just shampooing it to get the brassiness out so that it can be more Brown shampooing and with the shimmering life it is the purple shampoo that cancels out orange tone, I'm also going to go in with the conditioner that comes along with it. So I shampoo it twice and I also go ahead and shampoo the closure as well. Then I'm going to be I'm going to be very generous with the conditioner and I'm just going to press that in through and then I'm going to rinse it out. Now I'm going to be plugging the closure, but what you need is a foam head. You can use any foam here that you have you're only using it for the top part of the closure and you're going to need some moves. I usually don't use these moves. I would suggest a lot of body moves if you have it, but I just use this because it's what I have on hand there's not much in here, so it's not going to come out foam, but it's the same product, so it works just the same. So I start put a lot of that on there I'm going to comb it in then I'm going to be parting it where I want it to be party, I'm going to straighten out the part, but I'm going to call me down and smooth that product and Really good before I do that. Here'S one party you're going to see me part a lot through this part of the tutorial. I, like my parts to be pretty long so I'll part the closure all the way and have, and then I'll use a small section that we'll be able to cover up the back of my track, because I do like my parts to be pretty long and natural-looking. So now I've, given you a close view, but I'm going to do, is place the closure on a part of the head. That is completely white, so that you guys can see it better and they were actually hairs on the other side of the closure. So I'll. Just put those out, I'm not really sure why it was like that, so my method for plucking is just to part out the pieces of hair that you don't want to be there and pull them now your fingers and squeeze, if you would like, but I don't Always use tweezers, I do sometimes, mostly only when I'm doing my clients hair, I will use tweezers, but when I'm doing my own wigs or doing this for other people, I usually pull pull them out, because it's easier for me to do that on a foam head Than it is for me to pluck on a foam head, so I'm just going to contain the part and pull out the hair that I want so like it, the parts of the thickness that I wanted it to be, the way that this closure was made. It was really big and close together here on the front region, so I'm mostly going to be plucking or pulling from that region of the closure. But I do go back a little bit and you'll see that so right now, Justin show you guys how the closer look on my skin and there's literally to the women to my skin. Both will, if you want to show you guys up close. It looks really really good. It'S just measurements, my skin, so I hope you guys enjoyed this before you this. What the poser looks like give me a thumbs up like comment and subscribe. Thank you.