Diy Highlights On A Wig || Super Easy Beginner Friendly || Hurela Hair

Me so today we're going to use um blonde me um powder, lightener, um, it's an express nine level lid, so i want to do highlight i want to get it done in one go um, because you know it's kind of hard for you to go back and Re-Bleach highlight so you want to make sure that it's cool, so i'm going to use this, because this is a powerful bleach and i'm going to use 30 volume developer with this, i'm going to do two scoops at a time and just mix it as i go. Okay, you guys so this is part two two or maybe one. I don't know how i'm gon na upload this, but it's two videos pertaining this specific hair in this brand. Okay, i do not know how to pronounce the name of this company, but i want to say harula or harela, whatever i'll have the name in the description box. For you guys, this is my first time working with them um. This is an interesting type of wig and you will see why in the next video or the video before this, so basically what i'm gon na do is i'm gon na mix up my powder bleach and my developer. I want it to be creamy, but not super loose um. I want it. I wanted to be able to saturate the the hair or the highlights that i am applying, so i'm gon na start with the middle part, because i want to make sure that you know those are the brightest highlights that my wig have so i'm gon na start With the middle part - and i am just gon na weave in and out and do oh, you know medium chunky highlights in the front how this works out is, when you do this all over the the top around the lace and on the sides of the you Know the wig and a little bit in the back of the crown of the wig. It'S going to look like you have all over highlights, but you really don't so it's like you're doing a you're doing not too much work to make it look like you have a whole bunch of highlights, so i'm basically going to apply the bleach and make sure That each uh strand is fully saturated and you are going to need some type of foil or i would say foil to do this because um you want it to incubate and lift a little higher. So you want to trap that heat in, but you don't want to smother it all right and so make sure you kind of blend out that harsh line at the front and when you fold the foils in you just want to be careful not to press it. Hard, you don't want any like uh demarcations in the bleach. You want it to be smoothly, smooth and effortless all right. So basically, i'm just going to go through the whole closure and do this right exactly what i'm doing and i'm gon na. Let it process for about 40 minutes. You definitely want to watch it because it is in foil, so the foil is going to help it get hotter than it would if it didn't have foil on it. So the next section i'm gon na, take i'm not going to um weave that i'm gon na lay it on on the foils and then i'm gon na part, another section and then i'm gon na leave that so it's you're gon na take a section leave it. So you can do your highlights. The next section you take you're going to take the same amount of a parting space, but you're not going to weave that you're going to put pull it to the side. The next section you're going to take you're going to weave it and you're going to put your bleach on it and you're going to incubate it with your foil and then you fold it in and you fold it in and then the next section you take you're Going to part it out and not touch it, and then you do that, go on and go and for and so forth. I hope that makes sense um it's just like um you're, taking some leaving some taking some leaving some taking some leaving some and basically that's all you are doing when it comes to highlights, and it's amazing just how a little bit of bleach could just alter and Change the look of a wig, so that's basically what i'm gon na do, what i'm doing here and i'm gon na. Let you guys watch me so [ Applause, ], [ Applause ] me do [ Applause, ], [ Applause ]. So so after i did the sides of the wigs and, like maybe a couple of pieces at the crown of the head um, this is what my foils looks like and you can see the foils and then the loose hair than the foils and after it processed For about 30 to 40 minutes, i pulled the foils out, and this is what my wig looks like all right so for the color and to tone the hair and to lift the black i'm going to take these two colors. This is ultra blonde and ash blonde. From revlon i'm gon na mix both of those together dyed on my camera, so i am using my cell phone, but unfortunately i don't have a stand for this, so i took the hair dye. I mixed both of them together and put it in this bowl and what i'm just going to do is highly saturate. This wig i'm going to avoid the lace, even though i don't think it'll matter, because it's blonde, so it's probably really really matter so. I'M gon na put this on this wig and i'm gon na let it process this is going to lift up the black but home um, the blonde okay. So that's what i'm gon na do i mean i'll rinse out the bleach. I did not tone it or anything yet because that's what the color is for, but i run out the wig, so it would not be wet. It is damp, it's not wet, so i'm gon na do that and i'll show you what it looks like after right. So now the dye is on there and it's definitely toning it out. The natural 1b color is turning into like a chocolate brown, which is a bomb um. I wasn't too worried about the lace because it was a blonde color, but this is it. I am going to wash it out in about 20 minutes and then i am going to use purple shampoo. My favorite to use is, you know, vanilla, no, yellow, i'm going to use that to wash it, and i am also going to deep condition with silicone mix, and i will show you the process um of what it looks after this process. I will show you what it looks like you,