Bleach Bath & Water Coloring Black Hair To Red + Hd Lace Wig Install Tutorial Ft. Yolissa Hair

That was sent to me from yo lisa here, like comment, subscribe and check out my description box to see the information where you can purchase this. So the very first thing i'm going to do is i'm doing the bleach bath now i did this about two times to get it bright enough, so that when i start dyeing it, the red will be easier to be seen on the hair, and you really want To work this into the middle because it's really annoying when you do a bleach bath, then you look at the middle and it's black so make sure that when you're doing this you're you brush the hair out completely so that you're saturating every single part. I rather do this because it's just way easier, you don't have to really go through every part in bleaches section by section we do this bleach back, you're bleaching, everything all at once and as long as you make sure that you get every strand, then you're going To be fine, when it comes to watercoloring your black hair, so to achieve this color i use crimson and red storm and kiss um. I use the whole of each batter and right now. What you just see me doing is pouring it out into um a container of hot water, i'm not using a a ring light right now or a stand. I'M literally doing this with my hands, so um excuse the angles. The angles are not bad, but you know. I'M just pouring out both of them in and i'm going to mix it up and just start dipping the wig into it. Really self-explanatory. No mathematics - and i like this method because it's just easy to have to really take out each strand dye each strand. So i rather just bleach back my hair like three times and then i just dip the wig in now. You just see me i'm going ahead and mixing it together. This method is way easier. I don't think i would ever sit down and really hand bleach. Anything watercoloring is 10 out of 10, really easy, really simple. As long as you're doing it's really hard to mess up, and you see the water smoking right now, it got to be hot, so make sure it's hot okay! Now i'm about to just take my wig dip that right in there and that's it. We got some red here, wait, that's how bright i applied it. So i think it was like twice, i'm not sure it's like i, i dyed it like. I bleached it like two to three times, i'm not sure honestly, just dye it until it's like that shade and you should be fine, you don't have to get it too bright to get red here. Now, i'm going to go on to plucking um. This is not really going to be an in-depth plug-in tutorial, so um yeah, if you guys, want to see how i pluck specifically there's a lot of videos on my channel of me going in depth with me plugging i'm going to show you guys how i do Plug this wig for some of it, but not all of it, and if you guys want a tutorial, how i do plug my wigs, then you guys can check out the other videos on my channel, i'm going to leave them in the cards up above, and i Made in the description box down below but do not hold me to it, because i really do be forgetting i'll be doing a lot of stuff throughout the day. So, by the time i upload this i may forget, but i'm going to try to um put it in the cart in the description box, so you guys have to go looking um, so yeah i'll start from the front. I don't pluck the front a lot. I just like to go behind the front and that's the key to really getting a late install when it comes to plug-in, because if you plug too much hair from the front, then it's just gon na make the hairline go back and back and back. You also have to make sure you part out the very front and then start plucking from behind there and when you feel like that section is plucked out enough, then you start going further back and i'm going to talk to you guys i'll do something different. Once again, it's not a plucking tutorial. If you guys want tutorial how i unplug, then there's a lot of them on my channel, there will be a lot more coming so keep on watching until the next step. Now it is the day of the install - and i already did my ball cap and everything off camera so right now, what i'm doing is i'm going ahead and cutting off the excess lace using these small scissors, i got from amazon and when you're cutting the lace, You always want to make sure that you're cutting in a zigzag motion, because if you cut it straight across, you will see an obvious line of demarcation on the lace, which is what you do not want. Now, cleaning the lace with some 91 isoprophy alcohol and for glue i'm going in with some guts with some ghost spawn. Sorry, i always just go spawn. I do three layers of ghostbuy and my clients can get up to a three to four week hold with this. With proper maintenance, okay, okay, so i'm letting you guys know now for some reason. The concept of me laying this wig down deleted, but do not worry, because i still demonstrated how i'd lay my wigs down using another videos already on my channel. So it's no different. Um, the video of this exact, install - i don't know where it went, i really don't know. I wish i had it, but the video may actually laying it down disappear, and one key to getting another nice install is to always make sure the previous layer is completely dry. Before you add the next layer, when i don't have to completely dry but make sure that it's like 90 percent clear before you add the next layer, because if you add the next layer, while the previous layer is still kind of white, it's gon na just get Clumpy and everything's just gon na be white, and you do not want that. You want this glue to get as clear as it could be before it dries before. You add the next layer and that's a great key to get in a neat clean, install because once you start piling it up and it's already white, it's gon na just be white and it's gon na be really sticky. When you start laying the lace down and that's what you do not want so this after my second layer, i did do a third layer, but after the third layer i went on to um and just glued on the wig. So this is the video of me demonstrating it, because i didn't get to record me laying it down. I know i did, but the concept for that disappeared, but all i do is laying down is that i just take the lace and literally lay onto the glue. It'S pretty self-explanatory. All you want to do is make sure that you do not press the lace in too hard. You can hold the lace down because it's going to move a little bit because it's not completely dry but in order to push it down into the glue just use like the back of a comb and comb through. But you do not want to apply too much pressure because then you're going to get a white residue and it's going to be sticky and you do not want that. So therefore, you be very gentle but still kind of pushing the lace into the glue. So, after that, i did spray the hairline down with some gossip with some got to be glued spray, and i tied it down now, i'm just flat ironing the hair and right now it's time for me to show you guys how i get a flat install. So what you guys saw me using was slum lusters with nutrients wax stick, and i take that and go over the top of her hair. And then i take my hot comb and just flatten it all out and if i feel like it's not fat enough, i will like divide the top section. Take my rock stick again spray it with some gossip glue spray and then i'll take a hot comb. Once again and flatten that down - and you do this in sections in order to just get the very very, very top to really fly, if you feel like you, do, the top layer is not fat enough. You can split it up and do a section by section now that i'm taking off the band the godzilla glue spray is most likely dry by now, i'm going to take my razor and just begin to cut down the edges to begin doing the baby hairs. My favorite part, i love doing baby hairs. I especially love my class. Let me do me, let me be creative and just let me do what i want baby hairs, but now for the baby hairs i use cosmic glue in the black bottle and i'm just going ahead and applying it and then swooping um. You never want to force it too much. You want to let it flow, but sometimes you do have to force it. That'S why i don't like using mousse, because for me i'm doing baby. I like it to be really really really neat and in place, but for me with mousse is like i'm gon na take too long with it, and then the lace will start to lift, because when you're doing baby, here's the mousse, you want to make sure that You'Re moving fast, but when it comes to baby hairs, i don't move fast because i like everything to be perfect and in place. So therefore i use the gel. There are a few videos on my channel of me using mousse for baby hairs, but it was a method i didn't keep up with long, because for one it takes longer to dry and for two it's just not a method. For me. You know everybody has their own specific, look how they work. Look. Everybody has their own methods, but for me, soft baby hairs doesn't work. I can do it. If push comes to shove. My client really wants to. I can't do it, but do i do it regularly? No, i do not, and for this side i'm just doing two swoops, it's all based on how the client wants it. If your client don't know how they want to, if you don't know how they want it, then you just accidentally, you want a dramatic. You want natural how you want it and then i go from there um i like, when i say dramatic, because i already just be freestyling. If they bring me something that's already on my instagram, i try to do as close to that, but sometimes like when i'm doing baby hairs. I really do be in the moment, so it's like hard for me to recreate it, but i just recreate it as closely as possible and baby is something you got ta practice with now. This is my favorite part doing the sideburns. It'S really really really simple. I'M gon na show you guys how i do it. I do it with my fingers. Well, my hands for the most part. So basically, what i do is i take the gossipy glue. I saturate the entire strand, just the entire section from top to bottom. Now i'm going to take the edge comb and just begin to flatten it out and form the top part of it like that. I go over a couple times and then that's when i begin to start swooping it backwards and then once it's all together. What i'll do is i'll begin, making that circle motion to bring it around town and then once it's at a proper angle? That'S when i take my fingers - and i just take that bottom piece, while i'm still trying to perfect it, that's why i don't use mousse cause. I take really long. I take that bottom piece and i flip it over and bring it around until it creates a circle. I know you guys can't really see, but i just feel like it's slow-key except for explanatory, like i take my fingers and i just bring it around town and lay it down and it's a circle then i'll just take the edge brush and perfect it so that It'S like a very, very, very neat circle, and that is how i do those sideburns, it's so pretty so cute. I love doing it, but especially when it's on me i'll be doing mine. Super super super thick and dramatic. I love dramatic baby hairs. Nobody'S telling me about my baby hairs. I can keep doing my baby's. How i want to do my baby hairs. That'S a period. You know it's about preference. I don't like, when people kind of jump down people's throat for their preface if somebody likes their baby hair, is dramatic, who the hell are you to be like? Oh, my god, who does these? These are so childish grow up. It'S like everyone has their preference. If you like dramatically like dramatic, if you like natural lecture, you like naturalists your freaking head monster, business is not your hand, that's on period, so i'm doing the other side um one of my baby hairs. I try to make sure i get both sides equal, but it obviously doesn't happen all the time because nobody is perfect, but i do try my hardest to get it each um equal and for the most part, this tutorial is basically done, but i'm still gon na Do some finished touches um once again, this here is from eula. Here you can um get all the information on where you can purchase it and if, in the description box down below overall, i would rate this wig like a 8 out of 10, which is because after bleaching, the hair, it did get a little dry. But i'm not gon na really blame the hair, because i did bleach it about three times like two to three times. I can't remember because this was a while ago, when i did this, so i would recommend this wig that you guys get it um. Another thing is that you're gon na have to plug this hairline a lot because it doesn't come pre-plucked. So keep that in mind, if you're, not so good at plugging you're gon na have to do some work to get it natural. But once you watch my tutorials honey, i feel like you should be good when it comes to plucking. Don'T worry, i'm gon na have a lot more. My time, if you plug in i'm back and i'm better on youtube and we go up so yeah once again. I'M doing my little circle motion with my fingers to form the sideburn and now for the finishing touches. What i do is, i take um, a very, very, very skinny, concealer brush with some concealer, and i just go along the part you want to do this with a concealer. That'S a little bit lighter than the skin tone, because that just brings out this the scalp more um. If you look at a scalp, you can see that the scalp is naturally lighter than the person's skin tone most of the time. So that's what i do and look at y'all i'll be so focused. I do not play with my installs at all like i'll, be so focused. I'Ve been looking down the mirror like a hawk and now to end it off. I do some wig shot and this is the finished product. Thank you guys. So much for watching and i'ma see you in my next video period. You