Dying My 24 Inch 6*6 Closure Wig Copper Brown + Install X Alipearl Hair

Alright guys, so today's here is from alley peril. Here I love them. Okay, y'all ready! No, you guys are newbies. I definitely work with their hair before and super super ups does so today we are working with their six by six body. Wave closure wig. I do have her in the inches of 24, so she's freaking long and the density on her is a hundred and eighty percent. So I did a quick unboxing for you guys, so you guys can get a dress of what you'll be receiving. So we're gon na go ahead and box. The hair right out the back. The hair was so funky sake, Sookie, buttery and smooth, and I just love it because braids off then I knew I was gon na. Have some great hair when you're here is sake sake? Why do I keep seeing? It is silky and buttery and just easy to manage right out of the package. You already know you got ta have some bum hair, so mmm-hmm so, like I said once I've received it. I didn't have asked me to have a smell. I don't have a new tangle in or shutting out of the package directly, so we're gon na go ahead and I her okay, like you already know, I do a lot of just you know: body weight, hair texture, so I just wanted to give her some closure Closure color, her being that she is a closure wig, but I just wanted to show you guys the overall before you know we get into it so yeah. Today'S bleach, I'm using is from Wella and then I'm using salon care and the developer of 40. I'M taking a bow make sure you have a some gloves on because you don't want to get this on. Your skin also make sure your area is well ventilated, cuz, you don't want to die. Okay, but anyway, we're gon na, say three scoops of that powder and then we're gon na pour some of the liquid into the bowl and we're gon na mix. Normally I don't there's not a set amount of developer. You need to use. I know they have diminished measurements on the box and the developer occasions. You just don't know what you're doing, but usually you want to get the consistency of pink you better. This house disturbed with the bleach all over the hair and with the forty developer. It also aids in it bleaching faster, okay, faster, so yeah once it's all blended, we, let's start placing the bleach all over the head, and normally I try to work as fast as possible. It took me. 25 minutes tops to get this whole hair. Well, this whole unit cover in the bleach. Now I didn't go all the way up to the tracks to bleach. It was just like more so Midway or to the middle, so you guys would see what I mean, but I didn't go all the way up after it took after I applied bleach all over the hair. I did let the unit sit for about 10 to 15 minutes extra just so it will have time to process fully y'all know once you, whatever airView, is far in its gon na process first and it's gon na be the lightest and yeah. So I never start with the front because I don't want to over process it, and you know just just you know, just start from the back work. Your way up - just don't just don't be taking your time, because if one section process is faster than the other, you can risk over processing and losing or destroying the unit. I'Ve done it before. So I was like work fast make sure you already have your mixtures. Pre-Mixed, so you can, you know, move as quickly as possible, alright, so the front section I was trying to do like highlights, I think I just put in Harley too much bleach on the hair, so we just ended up pretty much like brown, like you really can't Tell his highlights in this unit, because the look I was going for, I just ended up putting too much and, as you guys can see the middle and the back has processed very very quickly. So I wanted to give the unit time to process in the front, because I didn't want that once you know darker shade on the top, because I know that would be looking like a mess. Ok! So next I'm going in to bleach the knots you want to make sure that your consistency for bleaching the knots is actually pasty. If you have it liquidy I mean I can work with it, but it's actually harder because the liquid, you know seeps into the lace and then actually gets on the strands with the roots of the hair, and it could be blond. So you would have blonde knots and blond roots and you could just be look at a mess. So I think that I rinse everything out and I don't know why the answer or show you guys what it looks like afterwards. But I am applying the least of my head off-camera. I did ten delays and then go ahead and cut off the lace as well. I noticed that the lace was a little bit to oranjee. I did try to tip my lace using ginger, because I ran out of my honey brown and I noticed it was definitely too orange, so I end up making it work, but in a future, if you're on my skin complexion, honey brown is the perfect match. So I'm gon na go ahead and create a middle part. I actually struggle doing that. I actually do this part like 20 times, if I had to edit it down every time. I think my parts in the middle is not so it's a struggle. So then, we're gon na take our hot comb afterwards and make sure everything is nice and flat and lay down and yeah. I actually left this conditioner well after watching it out in bleaching in whatever I left the conditioner to sit in it for about two days. Only because I just all the bleach - and I did I just wanted to make sure it was nice and rejuvenated and not damaged, and the hair was still silky, silky soft, as if I received it now, the color it did come out better than I expected like. I said the back still doesn't look as bright, because I was going for like a blond like a golden blonde towards the bottom, and the middle was supposed to be like a chocolate blonde, and you guys get my drift. I was going in for like ombre effect, but you know I've had some work to do and it seemed good to do, but I still feel like the color came, pretty close, not pretty close, but it came out of decent is still wearable. You know so, like I said the hair wasn't damaged at all during the process. I did get some shedding minor tingling with this unit. Of course, like I said you you're dealing with it bleaching and all that so gon na get a little bit of shedding with this unit. Otherwise, in that yeah this is bomb like I said this. My interest on this unit is 24 inches, so it's favored long yeah. So, like I said now, I'm going in adds a baby here is because I was like um y'all know: I'm not used to not having baby hair, so we just want to go ahead and squish them in just a little bit. Now this unit fit extra snug. I think I had the drawstrings entirely too tight, so my forehead little bite. You Frank me in China come on, oh, but I think I adjusted the straps in the back too tight too tight. So really, I could avoid this glueless because your girls didn't need to UM secure it down, but, like I said, I don't want to be risking me going out in public, I'm always falling off, so I'll do what it takes, but it actually was actually snuggling. You can tell here so this is pretty much it though I actually go ahead and swoop it and swoopy, and then you know I straighten. Why are very strict me so after that you guys are just gon na see the full overview of how it turned out. I did curl it, but I didn't really like it curly so much. I was gon na. Do body put some body waves in it, but I was like just wear it string. Let me just wear these traits up yeah. This is my first time I think I've business before you know trying to add color just using bleach. It wasn't that bad could be better. Of course, let me know what you guys think in a conversation below don't forget. All information in regards to this hair will be listed down description, section below and until next time I get that was you late yeah bye, guys,