How To Bleach Knots Without Bleaching The Hair

Hey, what's up y'all welcome back to my youtube channel. Thank you for tuning in today, I'm be showing you guys how to bleach your knots without letting the bleach bleed through your friends, hole or closure. So I'm going to be giving you step-by-step instructions, so make sure you stay tuned on how to get the Scout like okay, so first you need to. Of course I have this one. Specifically, you need a dirty volume developer. You need aluminum for you, of course, you're going to need your quick blue powder to mix with a developer. You could use the bw2, but this one I heard it's good, so I wanted to try it then any conditioner. I have this one specifically because I use it on my hair as well, and then you're gon na need a brush, of course, to mix the ingredients together and, of course, a little Bowl. I don't have a mixed thing. I mean this is a mixing bowl, but this is not the one from the beauty supply, but you can use any one really and then you're gon na need your frontal or closure, whichever one you're using for this look specifically I'm just zooming in on the nuts And showing you exactly, this is what we're trying to bleach the black little stitching's. Those are what we call nuts okay, so now you're going to need aluminum for you, you're going to rip a piece of that, because this is what we're gon na use to put the lace, frontal or closure on top of to speed up the process. Now I'm going to fold it and I've just to create a good hold like not so like a thing, I could have used a thin slice bottom now. I feel safer with two pieces, so I'm gon na lay this on the for you, okay. So what I'm doing now is, I might just braid up the hair and pieces just so I could get the hair out of my way, because, obviously we don't want to bleach on the hair. We just want to preach our top. So, yes, that's what I'm doing now and voila there you have it. Okay, a little bit is falling because the hair is still looking down. So now, I'm gon na lay it out. You'Re gon na take a mixing bowl. You'Re gon na take your powder you're gon na pour in the whole pack. One part should be good. I use one pack for this whole frontal and I actually went back twice over it, so one pack should be good. Now I'm showing you the bowl, because I'm gon na show you guys the consistency on what you need to have it so that it doesn't bleed through. You need to have your consistency thick so that the liquid doesn't pour it through and bleach your hair. So, basically, you want to pour a little bit at a time a little bit and then mix a little bit and then mix a little bit and then mix until you have the consistency you want yeah baby you wan na. Take just like this. That'S all my son liked his oatmeal just like that. They can't come off the brush now you're just going to Pat it on don't spread it you're gon na Pat it on, don't spread it because spreading it. You might go a little bit too hard and it might go through. So it's this Pat spread method. I have going so I'll, pat pat pat and then I'll spread, like the top layers, like it's to the point where I'm spreading the the bleach, but I'm not spreading it on the front. So you get what I'm saying so yeah, just pat pat pat spread spread. Pat pat pat pat, spread, okay, so most of the hard part is done. You'Re gon na put a piece of foil on top of the frontal, and this is to trap like all the heat inside and I'm gon na close the sides of the for you. So I could trap the even more and i'ma just let that sit for about 15-20 minutes. Okay, so now you're going to rinse the bleach out, you're gon na rinse, first rinse first and you see the nods they're already looking blondish. That'S the look! We'Re going for yep: that's it now notice how I'm rubbing the bleach out, I'm rubbing it rinsing it or rubbing it rinsing it first! Okay, so I just put some of the shampoo on the closure once I rinse all the bleach out now, I'm washing it. So it's purple, it's not going to change your color of hair or anything. It'S just a toning, shampoo, okay, you guys so there here is what you're not should look like. I went back a second time to bleach them again because you could see the light brown knots, but then you could sort of see the UM, the black spaces that needed to be filled. So I actually went back in again with the bleach and I just did the same process, and this is what you should have in the end. It should look like scowl, okay, nothing, less, nothing more, that's it! But thank you guys for tuning in to this video make sure you like comment, subscribe and watch all my other videos have a nice day.