From Black To Red Without Bleach | T-Part Closure | Unice Hair ❤️

What'S up style, babes welcome to welcome back to my channel it's tanjoriana and in today's video i'll, be turning this wig from black to red without using bleach. So, of course, i'm using l'oreal high color in the shade red. This is the inside construction. It is not a full-on closure wig, it is a two-part closure. Wig, a two-part closure wig, like i said, literally a whole t and they just have tracks on the outside. These companies be lying. Like the pictures, i had the pictures right there. It literally looks like it's a closure wig, but no, when you keep on scrolling, it's a two-part wig and they add this little fake scalp in there acting like it's doing something, but it's not so, as you see, i'm just ripping that out or don't rip it Out because you'll rip the wig up, but you know take it out with like a seam ripper or something so yeah. Of course, you need gloves and i'm using the l'oreal high color, like i said in the shade red um, i use about four boxes of those, and that was for the first process. Yes, i bleached this or i didn't boost it. I processed this wig for about two times: okay, so this is the l'oreal for developer. This is the cream developer, make sure you get their developer, whether it's 20 30 40 get this developer, because the die needs a certain consistency in order for it to work, because, according to my last video, that's where i messed up at so this is a colored. A color key, i don't know what the name of the company is, but it's a color key, and this helps get all the product out of these little tubes. Of course you don't need it. I honestly just got it like recently. So, of course, i was just cutting open the bottle and squeezing it out as much as i did, and this just really helps. You know tackle that and you're getting all of that dye out because, as you all know, if y'all brought this dye before wherever y'all go, it is very expensive, like it's a little cheaper at a beauty supply store. But if it has sally's um you're paying about eight dollars a bottle so yeah i got ta get my money's worth okay and boom. As you see, it got all that product out. Of course, i'm gon na scrape that little piece in there. Of course i am um, but yeah it really works. I got all the product out but, like i said it is not mandatory, you do not have to get it, you could just squeeze it out. You know regularly um i used to just cut open the back of it and then squeeze it out that way. Um but yeah, like i said it's not mandatory. I just you know, got it just to really get it and i recently got it so. I'M gon na pour this for a developer and i had like extra a little bit extra from like a last time i had to this and then i'm gon na use another bottle um, honestly. The reason why i think i had to do it twice is because it was a little too watery like it needs to be like a certain like kind of thick consistency, um, so yeah, i didn't need to add in that whole bottle, like don't do that, so, As you can see, that is a major difference. It'S even brighter than what it was and it's thicker than what the last batch was. The last batch was watery and it was all liquidy. This is like a thick and i section the hair off. It honestly makes it so much easier and quicker for you to do. You really want to section off hair when you're dying or bleaching, because it just makes it easier on you and you know, you're cutting down time because, while you're doing another section whatever you did. First, that's already processing, so you know the hair might bleach quicker in some sections and then yeah, i don't know it just makes it easier for me in my personal opinion, so yeah i'm going to talk about what a two-part closure is. A t-part closure is literally what it is. They cut off, basically, all the closure. It'S really just a two part, so you can only do a middle part, you're limited to only doing that um, because you could get away with doing like a little side, part on a closure wig. But you can't do it with two part and it ended up coming out really nice. Like honestly, it looks like a regular closure wig and i'm really happy with how it turned out my client loved the way that it turned out and yeah i loved it. It was really cool. I would suggest it for people that aren't used to wearing wigs or if this is their first time wearing wigs, because it is a very low maintenance like you, don't have to do much to it. To be honest, so i did let that process for about three hours. That'S another thing too. You need to let it sit on a little longer for it to get brighter the longer you let it sit on the brighter it gets. You know don't go od and like let it sit on for like two days but yeah. I let that sit on for about three hours, the first process. This is how it turned out when i washed and let it air dry, as you can see it's red, but it is really dark. That'S not the color that she wanted, so i did have to go in again and dye the hair a second time i used the same amount of boxes, four boxes in the shade red for a developer. I just made sure that the consistency was a little thicker. I'M sorry i didn't film that, but i do have like two other videos of me being really like detailed about it, so i will link those down below or above, and this is how it turned out the second process. It looked super good and very vibrant. My client loved it, like i said i have a more detailed video of me, like you know, going really in depth with it. I have two different videos of me doing that, so i will leave it down below. This was a really short little tutorial, um, honestly, because i was rushing so i forgot about filming, because i was rushing to make sure the hair got done, and this is how i looked on my client. She looked super super cute and she loved it and i hope that y'all enjoyed the video, don't forget to like and subscribe. If you are new here and i will see y'all in my next one - bye style babes, you