How To Tone 613 Knots | Bleaching 613 Knots | Making 613 Knots Look Natural

Honey think it sucks can't tell me nothin, i beez in the trap be-beez in the trap, a b c check: hey babes. How are you today is worried, and i'm here today to show you all how to get this 613 closure get them not from white to skin complexion. So i know y'all had the problem because we all have we're your bundles. You get it you ready to get your 613 here, but the knots will not blend in with our skin. So today i'm gon na show you guys a technique to get those white knots to disappear. So here you see, I have my 30 M. My 4x4 613 closure and I'm just showing you guys the knots I was trying to show you with another brush against my skin, but it don't look like that worked out so good. So what you need today is two different toners from wallah color tango. One is seven in and in the other is seven B we will be using both of these today to get the color that we need I'll show y'all exactly how much as we go and then you'll need your twenty developer. I would recommend to get Wella brand, but this is what I have so this was we gon na use today for this concussion alright. So now you have our mixing bowl and what I use to put my products on my closure is a spatula, but I think it's like for baking. I don't know, but it's like a spatula. So, let's get this going so here we go the first one that I'm going to use here is the darker one. I believe this one is 7b. It may not be very whichever one so we're gon na put this one in first now, what I do want. You guys to know this is the lighter one, I'm sorry, but what I do want you to know is depending on. If the person is lighter or darker, if they're lighter, you use the box, that's the gray color. If they're darker, you use more of the one. That'S the brown color so for this one, her skin comb is actually pretty light. So I use more of the light box and you'll see. I just put the light one in there and now I'm going in with the darker one and I'm gon na use less. So the darker one is 7b. There we go, so we don't think of that as brown. So I'm going to use less of the 7b because she's a little bit lighter, but we do want the knots to get darker, so we're gon na use that and the way to think of this is you're dying. There knots Brown you're Diana to the color that you want. So here you go. You can see that I have more of the seven in and then I have of the 7b, but I have a nice amount of both when it comes to the developer. You want to put almost an even amount of product like the same amount of the toner is how much of the developer you want to use. So, as you can see, it's kind of hard to see, but I got about the same amount and then I'm using my spatula to just mix this up, get it to the thickness that I want and you don't want it to be runny, because you don't want This harder to get onto 6:13 hair because then the roots are that's it's going to your hair is not going to look at the color you want, so you want it to be a little bit thick and get it kind of thick to not thick like bleach. When we bleach in our knots but thick enough to where it won't seep through so I'm gon na try to show you guys, I'm the thickness that I got with mine, it's kind of like a um. I don't really know a good comparison, but you see it's like it falls off, but it's not watery. It'S kind of hard to explain but y'all see. So here we go. I'M gon na start spraying this product whirring on here you wan na. So you want to do this kind of fast, okay, because it's important the product works so fast. It'S gon na work so fast, you don't want to leave it on there longer than five minutes. So here we go. We starting it at 7:07 and you're gon na see I'm gon na put this on here. You want to get it on there in less than two minutes. The goal is to get the product on there in under less than two minutes. Leave it on there. For about three minutes really, if you can get it on there in one minute, leave it on for about four. You did perfect because you don't want to have it on there again longer than five minutes. So there we go started at 7:07. Here I go. I'M gon na put the product onto this closure and again we're just dying these not um. If the person is darker, you're gon na use more of the southern, be if they're lighter you're letting use more of the seven and but no matter what you want to use both. Because that's what's going to get those knots to the complexion that you even want - and you want to make sure you cover all of the knots the entire closure - I'm going a little slow right here. If you can go faster, you want to go a little bit faster. That way you can get on there. You can get it on there and let it sit for a few minutes. So you're just gon na finish putting this product on here. There we go. We got it mainly covered. I see a little bit there, we go, I'm touching it up there perfect and there we go. So I have it all on there, I'm just showing you that I went across the front and there we go try to get a better view for your, but the whole is is covered their product, the mixture it's gon na, be like a whitish, yellow color. That'S perfect sometimes to get kind of orange and that's cool there. We go it's 708 well southern Illinois, so it took me about a minute to two minutes, which is what you want realistically to get that product on there there we go boom 712. I'Ve had it on there for about four minutes and now it's time to wash it out. That is perfect. So now the condition I'm going to use is the og ex-friend organic. It'S from Walmart. You can get that from Target Walmart almost anywhere, and I used to teach remit cuz. I actually use that on my natural hair, so I use it for my bundles too. It'S been working great for me and you don't want to use the purple because, as we know, that's a toner and you don't want to tell them the hair. So that's why I'm using regular conditioner cuz, I'm just watching this off, getting it off of there, so that it could be completely brown and it's not. These knots can melt into my plants, good, okay, okay! So now here we go oh right now we are back, and here we go while other closer is toned perfectly. You can see my skin perfect through that closure. You see there I'm trying to separate it so that you could actually see where I'm going to park and how you cannot see my skin and it's not filled with white nuts. I probably shouldn't have done it right in front of the silver bag of dishwashing pops, but great there you go. You can see my hand perfect right there with it. Where those nuts are bleached, I mean not bleach but plucks. You could see my hands perfectly. That is how you want the closure to look while alive. There'S a perfect photo here. It is up against her skin, yes, honey, yes, and there's that beautiful outcome of that culture,