How To: Bleach + Color Hair | Ft. Modern Show Remy Brazilian Hair

Hi loves welcome back to the channel, so I'm going to show you how I achieve this color. This intro will not be long, but this hair is from modern show. This is the Brazilian remy water wave and I do have a review coming shortly after this video. I have the edges 16 inch closure. I have an 18 20, 22 and 24 inch in bundles and yeah. I'M going to show you guys how I achieved it. Streaking color! It'S like bluish purplish greenish, it's a lot of colors going on and you probably won't see it come up too much where I'm going to try to insert pictures of how it actually came out and how it looks with the flash and how it looks outside in The Sun, so so I'm going to try to insert an influx of pictures to let you guys see how the color actually put I'm also going to turn around and let you guys promisee so um. Yes. Hopefully it comes up because I am filming that night right now and it's probably not going to really show us in my final thoughts, video about the hair and also mentioning some rules that have been set and loudly expressed. Making companies forcing companies to. Let us know that the hair is not virgin and it's actually Remy. I did want to share the differences in that video, so I did do that. I also shared how I thought this hair colored and how it could have been better, so yeah just stay tuned and also stay tuned, to see how I actually achieve this color and how I actually. Why did I say actually so much but stay tuned to see how I bleach and die or color hair? I just recorded this hall voice over not using my microphone, I'm so mad but anyways. This is what I have some aluminum foil, some clear, well, professionals, powder, Lightner, basically the bleaching powder, and then I have the 40 volume developer, also by Clerval professionals. I buy mine this size and a large size, because I do a lot of wigs and stuff. So then I have the shimmer light shampoo for the closure only and then for the rest of the bundles. I'M going to use the L'Oreal color vibrancy set shampoo conditioner in repair mask. I use a repair mask because I ran out of conditioner. That'S really the only reason why so then I have some scissors just to cut some thread that be around the bundles of Thai hair ties. I have two combs one for coloring, one for bleaching well brushes and then I have a wide toothed comb in a plastic bowl. I have a face mask because this stuff is potent and even through the face mask I still smell it. Then I have some rubber gloves. I have a whole box of them because I do this a lot. I have some trash bags, but I don't want to mess up my furniture on my table. My hair, as you can see, is a water wave. The running hair from modern, show and you'll see my final review later on this and yeah. So as long as the oh, that was real bad. As far as the colors, I got to pull my shirt down. You got ta figure out my Buddhist, but I have a lot of colors here, maybe about four or five first, one being number 172 baby blue. All other colors are used for almost all units is by creative image, the door colors. Then I have number 113, which is African violet. I have number 197, which is periwinkle number 90, which is lavender in a lastly purple rage, which is number 116. So I put the gloves when I got my tab laid out. I have mine in bulk because, like I said I do a lot of wigs for myself for clients for reviews, etc. This mixture I'm using four scoops and then I'm going to eyeball the developer. Now I did this about three times to do all of the hair and the closure. I think I did about three times, so I guess you can use a bigger bowl, but I'd rather just make it. I guess continuously and instead of just making one big bowl of bleach, because that would be really potent forever. So I'm just going to stir and like I said I ball it until I get the consistency I want. I would say, the consistency is maybe like sour cream or something not so thick is put in, but not really loose. Maybe yogurt, not Greek yogurt either. So I'm just going to stir it with this brush and I don't really calm the bleach through, but I do comb the color through. So I'm going to put down my for you about three or four sheets and I'm just going to start. I start with the ends, and I always always bleach and color just like this. I use the same method, but for some reason this hair did not really take this bleach and it did not really pick up on the color and you'll see that later - and this is like, I said, the same method I use on straight and curly hair. All the time I keep the West doubled but, like I said it just didn't, take how I wanted it to, but it did okay, I guess, and it also kept the curl pattern a little bit. So I was impressed by that. If I would have combed it through, it probably wouldn't kept the pattern, but it probably would have took better. So I guess you got to sacrifice one I'm going to wash all the bundles out that has bleach on it using the Loreal, shampoo and the conditioner. I put a piece of plastic down before I put my closure now because I didn't want it to bleach like I am going to bleach the closure, but I didn't want it to process for too long. So that's why I put that piece of plastic down and then going on turn it over eventually, when I'm done and I'm at the end of the bow. So it was like just enough and I'm glad I didn't have to make a whole nother mixture. The closure didn't really take well at all and it's usually the closure that lifts more than anything else. So I don't know what was happening with this hair, but there we go, I'm putting the bleach on the closure and I'm going to let it sit for an additional, maybe 10 15 minutes and then I'm going to wash it out with the shimmer light shampoo to Receive I'm not received remove any brassiness that might happen on the closure on the knife, so I'm starting off with lavender and like I said this is my usual method of coloring and then I'm going to go on top of that with periwinkle, and I think lastly, I'M going to do the baby blue, but when i zoom in you're going to see how spotty this was and as I said, this is my usual method, so it just didn't work on this hair, but it works on all my other colored wigs that you see And this is like, I said, the usual method. This is how I do it. I like to maneuver it and I'm going to smooth it over actually with my hands because I feel like it takes better. But look at that and look how streaky it is and how some of the blonde just sitting color and it was just a mess. But I'm going back on top of that with some more periwinkle. That'S the color! I really wanted this unit to be mostly was periwinkle, but, as you can see, it really didn't take. You can see by that piece over there not really turning colors, but I'm going to take this African violet and try to I'm braid a little bit. It was just it was mediocre. Honestly it was average. It could have been way better, but it's okay, and this is my usual method of blending of ombre hair, of whatever everything is. What I usually do. I didn't try any new methods, so i'm taking a purple rage for the closest part to the roots. It'S close to african violet, but it's a little bit darker closure as you can see, barely lifted, but I didn't want to keep it the. It was like a number for hair color, so I did add some color to it. So maybe it was tinted a little bit, but yeah really didn't do anything to it and you'll see in my final review, along with the pictures that I post after this tutorial and closure, the closure is actually the first thing that lifts honestly or collects color. But this was just it any happen. I'M trying to be a little careful with this part because I don't want to get color on the actual closure. When I did my burgundy wine, I had the closure with burgundy too. So this is the results. I thought wine curled it. It was really pretty really really pretty and the colors look really nice with flash and in the light, but in the dark you won't really be able to tell it could have been way better, maybe 50 times better. But it's okay and that's really pretty like it came out nice but, like I said it just could have been better but anyways. Thank you guys for watching and thank you. Modern show.