How To Dye Bundles/Wig From Black To Burgundy (No Stained Lace) - Beginner Friendly

Hey guys welcome to life is kisi in this video I'll, be showing you guys how this heroine be here. It'S a Brittany today I'll be using a 20 inch front and three bundles of 28 30 and 32 inches. He has girl claw. Let'S see, okay make sure you guys click the link in my description to my hair page, so you can shop with me, don't mind how I'm looking right now I just had came from work and I had to do this hair for my client, so we're gon Na be starting off with the bundles, make sure you guys put on some clothes that you don't really need, because this process does get messy and it goes to get ruined. So first, I always clip their hair to the table. The beach I'll be using today is quick lube by L'Oreal. I have a love-hate relationship with these and I'm gon na. Let you guys know why, and I'm gon na be using a 42 volume developer by salon care. Make sure you guys do wear gloves because the solution of the beaches of oh it does burn your skin. I'M gon na start off by putting forth like six scoops of bleaching powder in the mixing bowl, and then I think, developer after the reason why I have a love-hate relationship with this. Quick bleach is because it's very thick meaning you're gon na, have to add a lot of developer to get it to the good consistency that you would like, which is a smooth consistency and in the actual packaging. It doesn't really come with a lot of bleaching powder, but I love this bleach because it gets the job done faster than like the white bleach and this their hair faster, and it also doesn't leave as many brassy tones as the white bleach would you know I Bought these girls at the beauty supply store, so you guys doing so trash doing like a extra large. I couldn't use the gloves are in the house, because the virus will be chipping once you get your beach in Sun, not too watery, not too thick consistency, you're gon na take the bundles and you're gon na start off at the bottom. That'S how I usually start off. I feel like it's easier that way when I do um continue to put the bleach on, I use my hands to spread it, and then I start using a brush to like brush it out, because I feel like it spreads way. Much better that way make sure when you're bleaching you reach all the way to the top of the bundle like to the left, so the whole bundle could be able to light in and you don't miss any spots. The goal is to try to share as evenly as possible, because if you leave any black hair behind or put more bleach on another piece of hair, the other piece are there. Then, when we do end up dying, there, it'll have a bunch of patchy spots and we don't want that now. We'Re moving on to the back of the bundles bleaching is very time consuming. As you can see, I started using my hands because I was on a time limit. I decided to do and I've done this before so I know how to maneuver with it and make it still come out good without using a brush. But if it's your first time, I don't suggest you do it this way, I did lose the footage of me finishing the bundle, but I promise you guys me doing this front right. Now is the same as that process with the Furnham. I start at the bottom. Moved to the top, and since I'm bleaching the full-frontal, it doesn't really matter, I'm not really careful with the lace or anything, because I could just bleach the knots at the same time. You guys can see it is the same process as good one. Just keep trying to reach as evenly as possible. Now you guys see. I used the full pack of bleaching powder. That'S why I hate it lore'l yeah! I have to do better without looking blue okay to bleach the knots it doesn't really matter since you're, not really caring about the reach sleeping through the other side, so just go crazy with it now, after I finish with the main part of the front and the Back, I'm gon na flip the frontal back over and I'm gon na go with the beach spread. The hair apart check, which parts didn't get bleached checking parts need more bleach. I'M gon na keep double-checking, double-checking, double-checking double-checking because I don't want to have a patchy result. When I cut his hair. That would be very ugly. I hate that so after I'm done, rechecking don't mind me dancing like my songs on but yeah I found trying. I had it looking for you on the side. I did the same thing with the bundle. So when you're putting the hair and aluminum foil, you don't want the residue, you want it to be able to have airflow. So once you do that you fold it, and I put him all on the side here - is everything on the floor. This it was like after five minutes. You don't want it like that. I left it for like 20 minutes and he listened to this nice brown. Color so I went and I washed it off and usually when I wash it off the first time I don't use conditioner. I just use shampoo. As you can see, this is a shampoo that I use it was just old. I couldn't find anything. I couldn't find anything that I usually use. I don't know I don't know what happened, but I usually use aussies shampoo when you're washing bleach out of your hair and ways whatever you're washing it. Out of please make sure that the water is clear, because if any beaches left behind the hair can be hard and it can damage the hair, so be mindful of that, while shampooing the hair and washing it out, I use the paddle brush, so I could detangle At the same time - and this was the result - after making sure everything was out of the hair for the front, so I did use the purple shampoo. But I guess I didn't record that part, but I use the purple shampoo to get rid of the brassiness of the lace. Then I went in again with the green Garnier bottle shampoo that I use for my bundles to just finish, washing everything. Now I'm making sure that all the peaches out now on to the water coloring, I used three bottles of Burgundy in v4, the bundles one for each bundle. To be honest, you guys, I really don't like water coloring water coloring. Is it's really a hit or miss, depending on the color I could see, depending on the color, is a hit or miss, but because of the virus and Sally's being cold? I had to use this as an alternative. So first I feel all three of these containers with hot water, so I started off by putting the first bundle in the first container, I was going for a really dark, burgundy color. So, as you can see, when I first put it in, it was still very light, so I decided to leave it in there for an hour after doing the same thing for each bundle. I went back to check and, as you can see it's way darker than before, I left it in there for like a hour and a half. I left the last one in for two hours, because I was doing other things but yeah. So, as you can see it's way darker than before after I got the curtain, how I wanted it to be, I washed all the hair off and I conditioned it. I didn't shampoo it again, so here we're here next day, and these are what the bundles look like after being air, dried and straightened, definitely still have a lot of life to it. So now we're gon na work on the front tool. I put a plastic bag over my mannequin head to protect it. I learned that the hard way I have like three when again, but so, which ones do is gon na put the front on on the mannequin as if it was a wig. So you used the pins and put it in make sure you secure make sure you secure the back as well. So you don't accidentally flip the flip it over and mess up the lace while you're dying it. I used two bottles of bringing the envy for the frontal, so what you want to do is you want to put it in the container since we're not water coloring it. I will not water color it upfront, though, because who is gon na mess up the lace? Not me, so you want to make sure you lay down a towel before you start anything so phrase here my section off the first part of the front so that you're gon na die. I wanted I water, colored, wigs and stuff before, but when it's a darker color, I tend to stay away from me due to the fact that it's darker and it can stain the least. So what you want to do is you want to take some dye in your hands first and then run it through the bottom and then my trick of not staining the lace is to use a smaller brush. As you see right now, it's not like the blue and I was using earlier in the video, so it's smaller and it's more easy to not make a mistake. If you know what I mean, so you want to get as close as possible to the lace. Be very careful, don't rush, take your time, please one thing I did off-camera would spray the lace with Casa be because the gossip you spray, because it's like a extra shield. You know I mean, but I'm still careful, even though I sprayed it so next you want before you section off the next section color the bottom of the next section, so it'll be easier for you and you won't have to worry about it when you do sectioning It off so I finished the first side and off-camera. I decided to go ahead and cover the whole front, part of the frontal, so I won't have to keep doing each section. It'S easier that way, so I just continue to do the same thing. On the other side, until I finish the front so now, the final step is to go back in and see if there's any gaunt pieces left like that blonde piece, you see right there, so I just go in and I just fill it in with the burgundy Colour, so it won't be patchy and you guys know I hate that by now so yeah, so I just go in through each section of the frontal and if I see a blond piece or a Britney piece that didn't get that much color on it. I just saturate it that's what you want. You want sit over, it doesn't matter, you want an overly saturated, finish saturating it. So I took a plastic bag and I wrapped it around the hair and I left it on there for two hours. While I did other stuff, this is what the front looks like after I washed and conditioned it. As you can see, the lace is very much not stained, so this was any result. Thank you guys for watching. My video please like comment subscribe, follow me on my social media platforms and I'll see you guys in my next video