From Brown To Blonde! How To Bleach/Color Kinky Curly Hair| Step By Step [Part 1]

Welcome to La Veta Elsa, I'm your host pinky and today I will be showing you how I got this beautiful color here mm-hmm. So if you would like to see how I choose this look, then just stay tuned and I want to make sure I let you guys know. This is only part 1. Where I'll show you how to do the color but part 2. I will be showing you how I sew these bundles and closure up to make a fabulous wig okay. So if you would like to see that the link is down below and it will also be linked at the end of this video, but before we begin, I would like for everyone to leave every thumbs up down below also wear down. There add me on snapchat, Instagram and a Facebook page and don't forget to subscribe so that further ado, let's get into this color boo, the closure I'll be using, is a beautiful hair. Unprocess brazilian remy human hair weave hand tied 4x4 lace, parting closure in the style. Kinky curly and in the color natural, the bundle hair I'm using is vogue, hair 100 % virgin human hair Brazilian bundle, hair weave in the style bohemian Geri and in the color natural I have three bundles one 10 inch and to 12 inches. Here'S. What I used to mix my bleach, I got all of these products from Sally's and I actually have a full video on how I bleach my own natural hair. If you want to check that out, it'll be down below of a mixing ball measure, a brush, 20 developer and I'll be using blue flash lightning powder. Basically, the measurements are half and half so, for instance, if you have two ounces of bleaching powder, you're gon na measure out two ounces of developer and mix it together, and it's just that simple guys before I bleach anything. I basically just take my bundles unravel them fold them in like half or fours, and then place them on a hanger, because it's just so much easier to handle the hair in that way, just to make sure everything is lined up correctly. I just take three bobby pins and I place them on the roots. Next, I'm going to take one of my bundles and place it on top of some aluminum foil. Then I'm gon na take my bleach and I'm going to start from the tip of the hair and work my way up to the roots with the bleach. I'M not gon na go all the way up to the roots, because I want to have a more ombre effect like dark roots and lighter ends. I'M gon na leave the roots. It'S a natural color and just dye everything else. I want to make sure the hair is fully covered in Bleach, don't miss any spots because it will be noticeable once you finish that side, you're gon na flip your bundle over and you're basically going to do the same thing on the other side, but with emphasis On the spots that have no bleach now, a lot of the bleach from the first side will have bled over. You just want to make sure that this side is covered completely as well, once you're done you're going to take the bottom of your aluminum foil and fold it up and make sure everything is nice and covered up and you're gon na. Let it sit there for 20 minutes, and this is how it should look when you're done now. I'Ve seen that the bleach has loosened up the curl pattern or a little bit and the ends are a little bit straighter than they were before. But this isn't the color that I wanted, so I'm gon na basically bleach it again using those same steps and we'll see how it turns out you not exactly the color that I want it, but I like it and I think if I use dirty developer, it Would have been lighter, but now we're just gon na move on to deep conditioning, because I don't want to over process this hair. I'M gon na be using the JCB o Shea Moisture deep conditioning mask I'm basically just gon na drench, the bundles in this conditioner and let it sit there for 15 minutes and then rinse and the same thing I did to this bundle. I did to my other two bundles and my closure. It'S the same exact process. I didn't really get any footage of me bleaching, my closure, but I bleached the roots of my closure on the inside just a little more natural, so yeah guys. This is the finish. Results, I absolutely loved it. The color is absolutely popping I'm not gon na lie. I did want it to be a little bit lighter, but the color did come out really cute. It'S like a honey blonde. I couldn't get the closure to be as blonde as the rest, and I was kind of getting tired of bleaching once you bleach something twice, especially three bundles. That'S like a lot of time and effort, you're spending on bleaching and not only that with product. So I was kind of over it, especially by the time I got to the closure, because that was last, so I just allowed it to be a little reddish, because I know mine, it's kind of cute. It kind of gives it more character and I wanted to have dark roots and you know, come out to be sort of like ombre like dark roots and then come out to something really light and cute. The color took on the hair really well and also the hair, is very soft. It feels just as soft as it was when I first opened the pack. I will say the curl pattern did loosen up a little bit, but not so much that it's like ridiculous, but some of the ant-like became more straight. I don't know if you can tell. I try snipping off a few. Is the thing I'm most proud of? Is the closure? If you don't know me, then you probably would think this is my real hair. It just looks so real, like I'm just so happy with how the closure came out. I just love how shiny the curls are yet natural. I'M actually super happy with results.the. Hair itself is just so soft and it's so easy to work with I've done it all to this hair and it's still soft, shiny and beautiful. Let me know what you think about the color down below. This is only part 1. This is where I showed you how I colored my hair, and I would like for you to check out part 2, which will be linked down below and also at the very end of this video. If you just want to click on the square and it'll. Take you right there to part 2, where I show you how I sewed this up to make it the beautiful week that it is to would say, okay and also how I styled it. I hope you enjoyed this video and I'll see you in my next one peace.