My Bomb Fall Hair Color | Diy Lace Frontal Wig | Bleach, Tint, Pluck Lace Frontal | Honeyhairco

Hey everyone. Thank you so much for clicking on this video. I am back with another one, this time showing cute all how I completed my unit using honey hair coats loose wave hair. If you guys are not familiar with honey hair coat, they do offer free shipping and it's super fast. This is how my hair came packaged and I am using deadly scrunch all this time. It goes from ear to ear, and it's very large. So I have a lot of parting space. I'M just gon na run my fingers through the hair, real, quick and I did receive you know just a little bit of shedding nothing major, I'm gon na show you guys the 3 bundles. I have to link 18 20 and 22 inches and the bundles were super thick. It was thick from be wet all the way down to the ends and just as I did with the front, so I'm just gon na comb through the bundles to see. If I receive any shedding - and I did not so to bleach the nice - I'm using a thick mixture of powder bleach and 20 volume developer and I'm using the end of my tenting brush to apply it to the lace frontal just so that the bleach doesn't seep Through and accidentally bleach the hair - and I am going to let it process for about 30 to 45 minutes now, while the hair. Well, while the knots are processing, I am going to mix another mixture of bleach for my extensions and I am just going to apply it all throughout the ends of the hair, get it even coated and I'm going to use my comb and comb the bleach through The hair, just so that every strand gets bleached and you know process at the same time after 20 to 25 minutes. I am going to use my shimmer light shampoo to tone and remove brassiness from the hair, and this is how my frontal came out. It has low lights and highlights, and my bundles came out perfect. It had different shades of gold and brown. It was just the perfect hair color and it was done in the easiest way possible just using bleach and developer. Now I'm going to cut about two to three inches off of the lace, frontal and just use the center portion. This is just how I like to do my lace - frontal, wigs, you don't have to do this, it's just easier for me, so I do that to both ends, and now I am just going to plus the hairline a little bit I didn't have to, because the Frontal came free Plus this was just my personal preference, I'm being very careful to not over plug because I've done that before, and it is not a good look and after doing my plucking I'm going to sew my lace frontals down onto my wig cap, I am Using a wig block head in the size, 22 inches for my unit, and I am also going to start sewing and my bundles right after I did use conditioner after bleaching and processing the hair, and I also used my John Frieda or elixir just to add some More nourishment and shine to the hair since it's a lace front, so I'm going to use the mocha hair color from a door and I'm going to use hot boiling water and let it process for about 10 minutes. Here I am trying on the unit. I did some pin curls in the hair and I just wanted to see how the unit would look on me and it came out pretty good. I am going to use my got to be glue, styling gel, to adhere the photo down on to my head and I'm going to use a scarf to hold the wig into place. You know that this is how my wig came out. It came out so beautiful. I just love it. This is about three or four days after curling my hair, and I haven't retouched my curls at all guys. This is just how the hair is. It holds curls so beautifully like I. I just couldn't believe how nice the Perls still were, even after a few days of not even really touching them, even after using bleach on the hair, it remains super soft. You have to make conditioning your best friend after you've processed your hair, so definitely keep that in mind guys. This is my third time. Coloring, hair extensions from Hani hair coat and the hair has still remained luxuriously soft of quality. The hair has always held curls like it's no one's business. I still recommend this hair companies, hair I'll, have all of the company's information down below in the description, if you're interested. Thank you all so much for watching have a great day. Bye.