Bleaching My Hair Blonde With Schwarzkopf Box Bleach! (Part 2) L Whitfabby

Hey guys, what's up it's a girl with a V for those of you who don't know, and if you didn't know now, you know what's up and welcome back to my channel. So in today's video, I'm gon na be showing you guys how I achieved this color using a box bleach inserted here. So I use this box please to get this color to give you guys an alternative to using like um. You know the regular liquid developer and powder method. I just gave it some quick curls, and so I it's a little crazy and brush them out and I kept thing or combing them cuz. That'S my favorite thing to do, but that's neither here nor there, this unit, as you guys, can see in my part 1 of this video. It'S a two-part video, so in my first part I should do - is how I created this unit using a 6x6 closure from beauty mark bundles, which is on special right now for $ 80 in the links 12 inch, 14 inch and 16 so make sure you guys Go get yours down below at the link which I will put in the description box so that you guys can go pick one up. It'S awesome looks like a frontal, but it's not and you can still do the same things you can with a frontal to an extent. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video hope it helps. Thank you guys. So much for watching and I'll see you in the next video. So basically what I did was following the instructions that it came with, which is extremely important. Please, please read the instructions carefully. I started with the front because I always like the front to be the lightest part of the hair and afterwards I work the mixture throughout all parts of the hair. When I do this, I'm just kind of doing it sporadically. I don't really have any pattern in mine. I just want my hair to be different shades of blondes, more or less so after I do this. The box says to leave the bleach on for 30 to 45 minutes, come back and then wash it. So once I wash it out, this is the color that I'm left with. I want it to be a little bit lighter, so I'm gon na go back and repeat everything I did. Basically, it did not come out as light as on the box, of course, because my hair was literally 1b black before I died on the box, it's recommended for light brown to get that platinum, blonde color. So I knew that it would not be platinum blonde. So I'm just bleaching it for the second time same thing: leave it on for 30 to 45 minutes and then wash it out with shampoo and conditioner. So this is the color that I'm left with when it's done, it is light or blond. I really actually do like this color, so this is me using two boxes of the dye. This is the color I'm left with. Obviously, if you want it lighter, I would say repeat the steps, but don't do it all in one day give your hair some time to breathe, because this is a harsh process for the hair. What I'm gon na do now is just curl it out, and then I'm gon na show you guys how I apply it. I already applied my wig cap underneath my wig, and what I'm doing here is just applying makeup to the wig cap so that it matches my skin better and it looks more realistic when I put the wig on after I do this. I just double check that the week is sitting right and then I'm gon na move in to gluing on a wig, so I actually decided for this install to apply the glue and then, after I melt my lace down, I will cut the lace just because this Week is really tight and being that it is a closure. I wanted to see how this method would work alright, guys. So after the glue dries clear, which is about two to three minutes, you just want to lift up your closure and press it into the glue using a fine-tooth comb. A popsicle stick, the end of the paintbrush you're gon na, let it basically you're gon na press. The lace into the glue so that it melts you guys, can see me doing it and you just want to do it gently not too hard, and this will create the perfect meltdown and make sure that everything is adhered properly. Once everything is completely clear and move on to cutting the lace, you always want to make sure you cut your lace in a jig jagged like a zigzag motion, because nobody's hairline is completely straight. It looks pretty unnatural, so you just want to cut it kind of, like basically freehand. Of course, that's what you're doing, but you just don't want it to be super straight. You want it to look as natural as possible once I am done that I'm gon na move on to creating some light baby hairs. So when you're done, you may notice you have like the sides that are lifting or not completely glued down. This is perfectly normal. All you do is just go back in the places that need a little bit of touch-up, add a little bit more glue, wait till it dries and repeat the same process. So I like very natural baby. Here'S how I create my baby here is. I basically go in take a section of the front of the hair and I snip snip away. You can always do more baby hairs, less baby hairs, I always say start with a smaller piece, then go back and do more. If you want, if you cut too much once you cut it, you can't really do anything about it. So I basically section off what I want to do it baby hair, like I said, cut it and then using an edge brush a toothbrush. Whatever you have handy, I go in with some clear gel and I swoop them so that they are nice and I guess laid like people say and then I put on my head tie to make them Harden and set in place. So once I am done, like I said I put on my hair tie to let it set, I leave it on for about 15 to 20 minutes, and that is the end of how I colored and laid my weight. Thank you guys so much for watching this. Video, I hope you enjoyed it and I hope it helped anyways. We'Ll definitely see me in the next