How To Customize A Frontal Wig! Bleaching Knots & Plucking! Ft. #Iseehairaliexpress

When bleaching, your knots, you're gon na need a 20 volume developer. You'Re also gon na need a bleaching powder, because that's what you're going to use to bleach the knots then you're gon na need the red and gold color corrector to make sure it's not too brassy. You'Re gon na need a bowl to mix everything in and then you're gon na need aluminum foil to help it process. First you're gon na need to actually make the bleach the thing that I'm doing here is pouring the bleaching powder into the bowl that I'm also pouring the 20 volume developer into the bowl as well. You want to make sure that you make a pretty thick paste. I'M saying like has to feel like toothpaste. You want it to be really really thick, because if it's too thin and runny, it's gon na seep through the lace and get onto the hair, and you don't want to bleach the hair. We'Re only trying to bleach the nuts, the actual, like exact consistency that I was making for this. I did two scoops of the powder than three little like capsules of the developer and then now I'm just mixing it together to get the pace that I was talking about earlier. Also right now, I'm using the color corrector, it's like purple, you put it on the bleach. It like cancels out the brassiness that you may experience when bleaching hair. So that's what I and now I'm just mixing it all together by the time that you're done mixing it. It should look a little little purple and that's exactly what you want now you got to use your aluminum foil, you're, going to put and your frontal on and then you're gon na start applying the bleach onto the lace. There'S. Actually, my favorite part of making the wig because bleach is smells really really great. To me. I know the smell is actually supposed to be like suffocating and we're not supposed to like breathe it and like that, but, like I love the smell of it so right now, I'm just applying the bleach all over the lace. You want to make sure you cover every single knot. You see, especially the ones in the front, because those are the ones that are gon na, be the most visible and also pack some extra bleach around the parts that you're going to actually make your part like in the middle of the lace you want to pack. Some extra on the sides, if you plan on doing a side, part you're gon na pack, some extra and yeah. You just want to coat the entire lace with bleach after you're done. You'Re gon na fold, the aluminum foil over to be covering and the lace and then you're going to let it sit for 30 minutes. It'S a really really long process, but it's the only way that you're gon na bleep do not perfectly and not have it seep into the hair, see look at it beautiful, they're, gon na wash it off with shampoo now onto plucking the run. So yes, this is the part of takes the most time. So what I'm doing right now is pinning the Front's hold onto the head, and I'm just showing you that you know, I believe the thing damn good anyway. Now I'm gon na put some water on the hair, because you want to make sure that you do this wet. And then you see that I'm going to part. The hair, like I use, mousse, to make sure that the baby hair stick onto the head and doesn't fall anywhere else and then after I apply the mousse onto those edges. I take my tweezers and I begin plucking behind the line see you can just see that I'm just plucking at it I'm trying to do this in real time, because this takes forever but yeah. That'S basically what I'm doing I'm just plucking behind it. You just want to make sure you get it as thin as possible because honestly thin the front soles for the win. I don't know why people like their pencils, bulky like that should gross, but anyway, and when I'm done or when I feel like that's finished, I'm going to part it again put some more mousse, so hold the hair down and then I'm gon na start plugging some More, it's just a process, so basically the process is parting: mousse, plucking, parting, mousse, plucking, parting, mousse, plucking and guys, I forgot to say this. Video is actually sponsored by icy hair. Thank you to the people over. I see here for providing it this hair. For me, it is the Brazilian straight hair in three bundles of 22 inch and then a 20 inch frontal. I'M gon na have to double check that, but I love the hair so much I worked with IC before in the past. You guys know I love them. So yeah, if you're wondering and interested in getting hair from them and just look in the description box below and it will be there okay, and so you can always pull the hair all the way back to see your progress and usually after I do that. That'S some kindness when I go crazy with the tweezer, they just start plucking and random places. I know this could be really scary because you don't want to over plug or like plug the wrong things off, but I promise you it's gon na be fine as long as you don't over tweeze you in one area, then you'll be so. This is the part where I just go in and go crazy with the don't and just try to get as much hair off as possible and try to make the frontal look as realistic as possible. Okay, so in this clip I'm just showing you the before and after you can obviously see the line of demarcation. This is the Paluxy part, and that is the unplucked part. It'S pretty obvious. The plug part looks a lot more natural and yeah. That'S definitely the look. You'Re going for so now you have to actually construct the wig, I'm not going to do a whole tutorial on that right now, because I actually already did one. I already have a video talking about how to construct a wig, it's really old, but everything is so relevant. So I'm just gon na link it down below and you guys can watch that. But in that video is basically how I explain everything and a lot and a lot of detail. My voice is so high in that video. So I'm so sorry for that, but if you're actually trying to see how to construct a wig I'll link it below for you guys, okay after the construct, never got a start of the joke. This is how the wig was looking after I constructed it. I pulled an all-nighter constructing the wig and it was torture, but I am basically hitting the hair up and go straight in it because I love straight hair. You guys know me. I love my straight hair, so I'm just rating the wig I'm using the chase method. Basically, the Flatiron chases the brush and it gets the hair SuperDuper straight. I love it and yeah yeah and that's basically it that's how I construct my wakes. Thank you guys. So much for watching and I'll see you guys in my next video bye,