How To Bleach A Wig Evenly For Beginners Only || Yolissa Hair Bodywave

Hey best friends welcome back to my channel, so your listen did sponsor this hair tutorial, but imma show you today they did provide me some bundles and a frontal, and I am going to slay it for you part of my hair into a couple of sections. Just so I can make it easy for me to bleach through my bleach mixture, I, like it very creamy, I'm loose but not watery. It has to be the perfect mixture because you are going to come through the hair when you are applying the bleach just to make sure that it's very saturated, so you are definitely gon na - have to buy a nice big bottle of bleach. For this, a big bucket and a nice sized developer, because you are going to do this process twice and you have to be very thorough when you are bleaching, so you can get every crevice and just make sure that it's all um once home. Okay. So I am going to lift the entire wick and I am using quick blue developed a bleach and 30 volume developer and I'm doing this method twice alright. So I am taking a piece of the pirate section that I have and I am just going to heavily saturate it with the bleach and, as you can see, my bleach mixture is creamy and I just like to take it in my hands and just rub it. In there just to make sure that it's in you know every strand - and I also like to go in with combs a fine-tooth comb and comb through it, just to make sure that I'm getting every like chunks, then, as bears and our clusters of hair, that doesn't Have any bleach on it, I'm also making sure I'm getting the wefts as well like. I want a complete once home bleach job, and so that's what I'm doing it looks a bit messy, but it's just getting a job that so I do have a full tutorial on YouTube on how to bleach your bundles already, and this is the exact same process That I do on there, but it's just in anyway for him, I don't have loose bundles okay, so I do like to use saran wrap to help process and keep the heat of the bleach inside. I do not like to smother my hair that has bleach on it, as you guys know like. I always say that you do want some type of air circulation through the hair, because you do not want it to swell and you do not want it to over process, because if there is no type of air circulation, you tend to run the risk of over Processing - and I also love saran - wrap because you can see through it and you can see your hair being process, so we're going to continue of the same steps throughout the entire wig until we get to the frontal and we'll proceed from there. I do also want to mention, because I get access, why do I have my blackheads covered with plastic or tape or whatever that's got, saran wrap and it's blow dried to my blackhead and that's just to protect the the fabric from color and bleaching and stuff like That it's just to preserve it, isn't there's nothing like you know major. I just use it to just keep it looking as new as I can for the longest as I can so. The bundles are heavily saturated in Bleach and they're processing. Right now I have the saran wrap on them and you can see that it's already changing colors. So now I'm gon na go through the frontal imma go by like little sections right sections in the frontal parting it out applying the bleach mix, massage the bleach into the strands and just proceed all the way through the front. So that way, I am not going to put the bleach all the way down on the roots, because I do want a little bit of roots showing and I do not want to reach my knots as of yet because I am gon na go in with another Bleach job and that I just do not want any shedding, so that's another way that you could protect your hair from shedding, especially if you're doing multiple bleach session, so bleach you're not last, so they could keep its integrity and you won't have a lot of shedding. So I'm using that thing is to blend the bleach into the roots. I don't want a harsh line, so that's why I'm using my finger to go up and down and just make soft strokes by the the roots of the hair? I do want to tell you guys, because a lot of you guys on my last video was like we could just use 40 volume developer. You can use 40 volume developer, I'm not telling you that you bet you can, but I'm telling you that you should not, and I'm telling you that, because you want to keep the integrity of your bundles and hair intact and 40 volume list to pass 30 volume Of the high volume as well, but it does not lift as far as fast as 40 or 50 volume. You should not even be bleaching with 50 volumes, so don't even try to order that from Amazon it it'll get you the color. You want quick, but it's going to fry your hair. 40 volume is 2, so you really have to be careful with that I'd rather do multiple sessions and keep the integrity in the health of my hair. Like you guys saw the beginning. My hair was super shiny. Super healthy. I rather do multiple sessions of 30 volumes and just do a fast bleach job and just have crunchy hair, so yeah. So I do not recommend you guys using 40 volume to bleach and then wrapping your bleach and foil you're, just cruising for having over to processed hair, okay and don't use 40 volume for your knots either. Because I can't, I can't tell you how many times I see people using 40 volume for their knots and then they have platinum, blonde knot and they're frontals be shedding yeah. That'S why your frontal shed is because you're not supposed to bleep you're, not to their platinum. On your closure or your frontal, you supposed to just to get them to a nice Brown stage and tone it out. That'S how you supposed to do it, but anyway, that's a whole different video, so yeah, I'm just gon na make sure that the entire frontal is saturated, I'm a cover it with saran wrap and then I am going to show you what that looks like, while it's Processing, so this is the wig, I believe it on for 45 minutes and I let it process it is turning colors. So I just this is why I love saran wrap, so I could see it after I let a process I did rinse it out. Let it air dry, I did not deep condition it as of yet because I did go in and do another bleach job which I did not show you guys here, because it's just the same process. This is the hair right here. It looks crazy because it was just outside air drying, but it wasn't as even as I wanted it to, and I did see some darks places that I miss. So I did go in and bleach it again. Just to give it an even tone - and I did bleach my knots this time around so this is the wig I am gon na bleach it one more time and then we're gon na start on the blank canvas. So I could, you know, apply the color, so the colors I'm using for this creation is rich eggplant from a door. That'S for the roots. Yes, the fusion, that's for the shaft of the hair and Sun right. It'S orange! That'S for the tips and, as you can see, my wig is now even I believe, the roots, but the nuts are bleach, so we are going to start applying the rich eggplant and I don't want like long roots. I just want short roots, that's just as short as where my bullet Brown here is. Okay, so that's one more apply the rich eggplant and then I am going to go in and apply the Fiesta fusion and then I'm going to watercolor the tips. I am applying. This root color in small sections, because I do not want to miss any areas without this color because, like I said this is my root: color, alright and it's a pain to go back and redo the color after your hair is dry, but I'm just saying so. I'M just taking my time in the plan of color. This is sped up so yeah. I did take my time, though, and the reason why I didn't do the water color method for adding the root color and the Fiesta fusion is because I wanted those two colors to be heavily saturated and when I say that I mean when you do water color, You are watering down the color and typically you'll you'll get pastel colors when it comes to water color right unless you put a whole bunch of hair color in it. So I wanted my colors to be heavily saturated and the door is very heavily colored. Saturated hair dye, so I want to it's true color and when he just came to the orange tips it I didn't mind if it wasn't as true and as harsh as its normal color, that's straight out the box. Alright, so the bottle should I say so. I applied it every I applied the root color all over, but now I'm gon na go in and apply the Fiesta fusion and I am just gon na apply to all the areas that I want. The Fiesta, fusion and i'ma leave the tips of the hair alone because I am gon na watercolor, though so I'm not sure if I stated that I used a silicon mix to deep condition, my hair, so I rinsed out the bleach with my granny fruity shampoo. I did he's going and use silicone mix. I did leave that on for an hour after rinsing out the silicone mix with cold water. I did let the hair air dry, so this is the current state of the hair being air, dried and deconditioned with silicone mix. I do get X if I, if you're supposed to tone your hair at this point to apply color and it depends on the color that you're going for so the colors that I'm going for. I do not need to tell my hair if you're going for darker colors. You do not need to tone your hair if you're going for lighter colors like on the pastel side, or you know the whitish looking colors and yes, you will tone your hair, but because I'm doing darker, colors toning is not necessary for this situations. So after I look like the Fiesta fusion to all of the hair, where I wanted to be, I did the watercolor the tips. As you can see, I accidentally dropped my wig in the entire thing, but it didn't you know, cause any bleeding or anything like that. So I did let the tips sit in the water for about five minutes and and then after that I did rinse the color all out and I use silicone mix again. That'S silicone mix right there and I applied it to the wet hair and let it sit for about 15 minutes rinsed it out. Let it air dry again and then I styled it, and this was my final outcome. So sometimes I like to bleach the hair. Instead of just using regular 6:13 hair and that's because a lot of the 6:13 hair isn't really good hair, some companies do have good hair, but something don't. And so I just I sometimes. I just find that when you bleach it, the color locks into the hair strands better, because 6:13 hair doesn't have any pigmentation. So when you do have some pigmentation the hair kind of locks in well the color kind of locks in. So let me know if you guys will wear this color combo and the color milk came out so so nice, the hair, held up really really great. I didn't receive a lot of shedding the hair. It'S definitely not dry, but with color treated hair. Like this, I would definitely recommend that you use silicone mix when you do wash your hair and so yeah you guys it's the end of this video. Let me know if you would wear this hair and don't like share subscribe and I'll be back with another video bye, best friends.