How To Bleach Your Wig Honey Blonde/Caramel | Ft Wiggins Hair | 2 Developer Method Beginner Friendly

Okay, guys so we're jumping right into this video, so this hair is Wiggins hair, and this is just in its natural state. It is the Brazilian straight hair and I got a 18 inch 20 and a 22 inch and a 16 inch frontal. As you can see, it's bomb and it's flowing, but I'm about to damage it. So, first I'm going to take a 40 volume developer, a 20 volume developer and similar latex gloves, of course, and I'm gon na use this quick white for my bleach that I got from Sally's and then some oil to cook up this bleach and I'm using two Bowls because I decided to use a different method, because I'm lazy and one I don't really know how to dye or bleach hair. So each Bowl kind of helped me figure out like which developer was in each one. So the dark one well, the black bowl was for the 20 volume developer and I was just so. The hair would only be like a dark brown and it would take longer to process so I'm starting with the back and I sectioned it and put it up. So I'm going to use a 20 volume developer, so it can be a dark brown and not so light, or at least it just won't bleach as fast and this process was kind of cool. I mean I feel like the hair color came out decent. I was just you know, trying something fun. So here's me showing you how I'm just doing whatever and I'm taking this brush like applicator brush and at first I was using the foil to help apply it, but that just wasn't working because the foil just started kind of crumbling and doing what foil does so. Eventually, I just like remove the foil - and I just got my hands dirty and just started. Putting the bleach on myself. So you'll see that eventually, so here, I'm just using my hands and I'm applying the developer just with my hands in brush. So I'm taking my hands because I'm getting my hands dirty in a sense, but obviously I have the gloves on, but it just made it easier like I know you can put the foil underneath and use that to make sure you're not getting the bleach on here. That you don't want to bleach already, because obviously the bleach starts the process of dying, but I kind of just like look. I don't care so hey once I'm done applying the bleach to the whole section. I just kind of touch it up a little bit and then I wrap the hair. So I like twist it and wrap it around my finger or just like to see whatever and then after that, that's when I put it in foil and I twisted here just so most of the strands can get processed and I know it's processing and I don't Know if you seen but like before, I did the foil I kind of took the pieces and separated them myself. I don't know if that makes sense, but pretty much all I'm saying is I separated the foil before I use it, so I could have sheets already ready for when the hair is done, having bleach on it are having bleach applied to it, and so this bowl, Even though you can't really see it, but this is me mixing the 40 volume developer with the bleach and 40 volume developer is like a high developer and then I just learned that there's a 50 volume developer. So if you're like really really interested in damaging here, they got a 50 violin developer, but yeah so pretty much this. It was more so like this is where I just started, mixing them so like I knew I was gon na use the 40 for most of it, and then I was like. Obviously, if I just mix both of developers like some hair is gon na process faster. Some hair is not gon na process faster and somehow I just got these like amazing results. So this is me, just you know, winging it at this point, so I was just separating the pieces twisting them and then once I was done applying the bleach to the hair, I would go to the next piece. So like get my next piece and then I would put them in boyo so eventually my method became using the 40 volume developer bowl and, like every other one, so it was like every other. One was a different developer or I would mix them so it'd be like on the outside. It would be the light developer, meaning like the 40 volume developer and then towards the middle would be the 20 /. I didn't say that backwards, but yeah pretty much. I was looking for like dark underneath and then like lighter on the outside of my hair. So then, when I curly or whatever it would look a certain way. Okay, so for the front part, I wanted the front two front pieces to be a light, and so what I did was for the frontal is. I took the one eye, part of it as a side part, and then I took the 20. The 40 volume developer bowl sort of clearable and I applied it to the pieces and those sections that I wanted to be the lightest and then did those first before I did the rest of the frontal. So it's kind of like self explanatory. So whatever PC wanted to be the lightest in the front of your frontal to just do them first, because they're gon na process faster than all the other hair. So that was just the whole purpose of why I did that. So this is the finished look of after I've washed it with dove, and I will have a video on how I kind of pluck the frontal, because it's already pre plucked pre-flood precooked. They I'll show you guys how I plucked it after I applied it and as well. I sling my baby hairs and also how to get some balm long furrows so, like I would say, don't forget to like, if you guys liked it, don't forget to call me if you guys want to comment and don't forget to subscribe. If you haven't already subscribed and I'll see you all in my next video