How To Dye Your Hair Platinum Blonde / White | Lace Frontal Wig Customisation

Hey guys in today's video, I'm gon na be showing you the steps of achieving this color. I'M gon na show you how I did the roots and how I turned this blonde hair and it's kind of that white or yellow white turned hair color. It was originally just six thirteen hair bundles, but obviously I wanted it so comfortable, my skin a bit more, so I turned it to this color. So if you aren't interested in seeing how I achieve this hair, I Matt please stay tuned and don't forget to Like subscribe and comment. That'D be amazing, and I hope you enjoy the video guys, let's get straight into it, so the products we're going to be using is a ash brown dye, and this L'Oreal creme color in the shade 913 is like a kind of like a toner, a twenty developer. For the cream color, a silver cassava, shampoo, conditioner, no service table, conditioner, silver, shampoo and silver conditioner, a mixing bowl and a little brush basically just applies to the roots. So what i'm doing here is i'm taking the ash brown and i'm applying it to the roots of the lace frontal. So basically, i don't really like the way it looks when it's just completely blonde. I just fuller for me personally, it'll be nicer to have some roots, so I'm just applying them out to the hair. This part of the whole process is the most tedious part, so you do have to have a little bit of patience. This probably took me an hour 45 minutes 1 hours to do, and I would recommend you using a really small brush like this one, because you know they do come in big sizes. But I went to the hair supply store and got this tiny one because it made it much more easier for me to apply the product. So I literally just sorry, I literally just parted the hair in small sections and I'm carefully applying the product to the hair. I was trying to avoid the lace front as much as just so that I wasn't coloring their hair, but obviously because I'm dark-skinned, I didn't really. After the end results. There was no problem with there being a bit of brown on the hair because it kind of tinted the lace, if I made sense but yeah. This is basic. What I'm doing and I'll be back it shortly, just to kind of tell you what I'm doing next. I just wanted to say that it's entirely up to you how much Brown root you would like this was just my personal preference um and then this is how it looks once the dye is throughout the whole hair. There was points where some of the brown went on the strands of the hair, so you don't need to worry. If you make a tiny bit of a mistake, but just be as careful as possible, I am going to be doing the same exact same thing, that it's a lace frontal to the one of the bundles us basically going to go behind the frontal. Just so that, basically, if I just still want it to be visible, basically, so I'm just doing the exact same thing, I did well I'm just applying a tiny bit and they're kind of like changed the direction I place the brush so that the brownness is in Just a straight line basically, so this is what it looks like once: I've rinsed that all the dye out, I really like the color, and I felt like it - wasn't too dark for the color that I was trying to try and achieve see how it was really Really happy about that so now, I'm just taking this L'Oreal cream color and I'm just adding it to a mixing bowl. So basically the one I got from the hair supply store wasn't in the English, so I literally had to guess what I was doing. So I just did equal parts of the cream color to equal parts of the 20 developer. It was still quite right now, as you can see it's quite it's still quite thick, so I did go back in with a little bit more um developer. To loosen up a little bit kind of like a runny paste, so now I'm just applying it to the hair all over the hair. Basically, I'm gon na brush it through and I'm gon na massage it through and then once I've done, this I'm going to put it in a bit of foil and let it develop for. I think I left my name for this a twenty to twenty-five minutes, but I would say, just keep checking on their hair until you're satisfied with the color of the hair. Basically, I did notice that the one bundle that I left longer was a slight different color to the hair, so make sure that you are time and yourself in your making sure that you are aware of the hair that you are basically colouring. So here I'm doing the exact same thing: I'm gon na do so all the bundles and I'm just applying that's cream color. It doesn't really matter if the cream color goes on to the brown roots, because it's not really going to do anything. But I just wanted to make sure I put it everywhere so that it's seamless and flawless and that's basically it this part - is super super simple. Compared to doing the roots I pull out, the roots was the most tedious bit and the longest bit, but obviously I wasn't little bit nervous at first, because I did a nice. I had mixed the product properly, but it's much much easier like this and I do recommend if you do want to achieve a color like this, that you do by the hair pre bleached I'll get six thirteen bundles. Basically, because I just fooled the stress of having to bleach Brown a black hair, is this too much, and I just it's just too much basically, and I feel like the more time you spend doing something you're just going to get annoyed and stressed out. So, just by the hair pre blonde, and it will just be less stressful for you, because I managed to do this in one day like he only took me like two hours in total to do everything and yeah. I was really happy with it. So I didn't show this in the video but after I replied all the cream colors all the hair. I did leave a in for a few, not for a few minutes. I left it in for like twenty five to five minutes. Until I was satisfied with the color and then I did wash the hair with some silver, shampoo and conditioner. I would recommend you being careful with this silver shampoo, because it does change the color of the hair a little bit, so I would say, dilute the silver shampoo when you use it, but yeah. That was basically it. I just sewed it into a wig, and this is the final look. I really hope you enjoyed this video. If you did please like subscribe and comment, that'd be amazing, and if you have any comments, please leave a comment down below I'll, be happy to answer any questions, and I will see you my next video guys bye,