How To Bleach And Tint A Swiss Lace Frontal For Beginners | Dark Skin

We'Re gon na be teaching you guys how to please you're not and tenchu swiss lace, so I'm gon na start off with putting my bleach powder in total. I put about one in three quarters and I kept on adding my developer, to get the consistency that I wanted to make sure that you have a pretty thick consistency that way he doesn't see through your closure. I'D say if you were doing a full closure, which is not a Swiss lace. You probably use about two cups. So after i spritz take my spray bottle and spread to the hair to make sure there's no flyaway hairs when I'm bleaching the closure - and I take my table knife and spread on it like I'd, be spreading on bread and make sure you're gently spreading. Don'T press down, because if you do that it could bleach not just the knots but the hair as well, and obviously bleaching you're just trying to bleach the knot. So this does not include the part. That'S the Swiss lace after you're done cleaning the the mixture everywhere. You just clean to make sure like if there's any bleach anywhere, you just wet paper towel and clean the excess bleach and basically leave it to die for about 30 minutes and I'm rinsing it out, and once I get away all the excess bleach. I use my or s shampoo, which serves as a cleanser and neutralizer to clean to take away all the chemicals as you guys can see it's pretty close to my skin right now. After I did it, and then I used my Giovanni to basically condition it and rinse it thoroughly. So now it comes to the tinting, so you need to boil some hot water really hot water, and I use RIT's the dark brown and the tan, and I usually put the salt to remove any redness from the dark brown. Basically - and I use the paper towel to detect if it's close to my skin, don't be very careful because it's extremely hot and I keep basically adding and subtracting until I get the perfect two color, I haven't poisoned the mixture out later on and add more hot Water just to kind of dilute the solution out a bit more 10, and basically this is my skin tone. If you're darker than me, the dark brown will probably be fine on its own. But if your about my skin tone, you might want to get both. So now I put my closure in and let it sit for approximately five minutes, so it's done and we're just gon na rinse it off so with rinsing it out after I washed it with my deep moisture, shampoo from Apogee and afterwards I used my balance and Moisturizer so before I finally condition it, I make sure I take. I part it that way when it dries, I don't have to part it and make it frizzy. So, basically, after I parted, I put conditioner and let it sit for about five to ten minutes. Finally, I rinse everything out. My hair is ready to be dried and I just hang it on that hangar. If you guys want to see a video of me making the way just like this video