How To Safely Bleach Your Curly Wig | Aliskyhair | Thandi Gama

Okay, so let's get straight into it, you - and I both know what you're here for is to find out how I revived the seer, how I bleached it how I got it. Looking this good, I mean this hair looks so bad guys. I always getting tired of being black but and look at that honey. Look at that Brown look at the curls of the curls of still there. In fact the curls even look like they've been revived. I didn't lose much of my clothes when I bleached those here. So this is exactly what you're gon na be learning on the channel today. So to start, you're gon na need 30 volume developer. You need this dish and as pan and this bleach powder and this 20 volume developer. This is all available at this Kim. I repeat available at this Kim. This is the consistency of what that's supposed to look like when you mix it all together, you're just gon na pull everything out, pour it into the bowl mix it together. So how I like to work is that I've worked in sections so, as you can see, I'm gon na be actually dividing the hair and starting off with the back. How I like to work is that I don't just start bleaching like the bottom hair going up. So I work with strands so I will take a section of hair and finish it all the way to the top, because bleach works quick guys. So you wan na have a that looks like it's got highlights so even when you're working you wan na skip again. So the minute you take one like strand of hair, you want to skip a gap, go on to the next one, get it all the way to the top change, how high you go with every strand and like it's just a learning process, but I would say You definitely want to avoid just starting from the bottom and having all the bleach the same everywhere. You don't want to cover it with the same amount of bleach. You want to put more on on his strand and less on the other hair strand. That just makes your hair look natural, highlighter and, like a professional, you also notice how I'm taking strands from the ends and then going inwards because, like I said, bleach works fast. So you want like certain sections to look pretty much similar and then, after that the middle is pretty much the section. That'S hidden, and no one gets to see that. So that is the last section you want to focus on, because that will obviously be the last press place to develop a process. Then, when you get towards the top, you want to be like, like a dig, you want to put too much bleach and yeah same thing, section it and highlights, and it's pretty much what you think is gon na work for you, depending on how light you wan Na pull and obviously if you want to go lighter than the shade that I went, I would definitely advise that you get the full 40 volume developer, but if you're gon na be using the 40 volume developer, please do not leave that for a very long time, Because your hair will start breaking eventually and that's a niche you contain or not wearing it for more in like six months, but it will eventually start to break. So if you want to have good hair that lasts with the bleach, I would say you stick to the 20 and the 30 volume development. Now that you're done applying the beach all over my hair, you'll notice that the consistency of our bleach was almost kind of like a whole, wash so you're gon na, be taking that bleach and spreading it out all over the hair, because certain parts have already processed. So you just want to ensure that you don't have so many dark spots, but you have these nice light brown strands and these loose black strands just hanging out from anywhere. So you just want to keep spreading it with your hands like you would do. If you were washing after you've knit the hata process for about 20-30 minutes, you then want to rinse your hair and you don't want to wash it with shampoo. I prepare co-wash because you want to be very gentle on your curls because they just like touch so much product like things like meat, which is very awesome in here. So I use the Tresemme co-wash and I wasn't really specific like to say I wanted to use this one, but I happen to use the carrots and smooth for this curly wig. So this is the perfect time to now come out your hair like, if you have curls, definitely never comb them out dry, because you will damage your hair and your core pattern, but once the heat is whipped and it as coal washes in it, you can walk You can then brush out your curls. They will still be the same. Not when they dry out. You will still have your clothes. Do not please do not comb your curls other than they dry and come back on to the channel and say how do I get my curls back, because I will not be able to help you fix them now, I'm going to be using my entities, Palala defining Cold custard, everybody else how I keep my curls inside to all my weaves. So every time I watch the white tie, my hair. I am sure that I coat my hair with enough custard so that when it dries out those pools dry up. In fact - and that is pretty much how and you get your hair to look like what mine looks like now - I really hope this video was to follow so don't forget to Like comment and subscribe. 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