How I Got My Hair From Black To Ginger + Styling| African Mall Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so today I'm gon na be giving you guys all the tea on this hair that I have in my head. How I dyed it I'm gon na give you guys an update on it. Hi feel about it and, what's really good, so just stay tuned. Okay, so I'm gon na give you guys the rundown on what I got going on, because I posted pictures and a lot of people had a lot of questions. So I'm just gon na. Let you guys know everything so um. I received hair from Africa MA as you can see by the title, and I received four bundles and a frontal. I received 22 24, 26 and 28 inch bundles and a 20 inch frontal for that layered effect and I believe from my observation that the frontal is a 13 by 4 and the bundles were bundles, so this hair actually came natural black. This was a body wave texture and it came in that natural black color. I had to lift the hair to get this color. A lot of people think that this hair was blonde and I just watercolor didn't know I had to literally lift in daddy's hair. So I'm feeling very professional and all that, so basically the process was really easy. It did take a little bit of time because of how I did it have not a professional, but I came comfort and comprehend how to do things. So I was able to accomplish a exact a lot winning like this is like perfect. I bleached the hair and the first time I bleached the hair, as you guys can see in the clip. I used b/w developer and the ion 40 developer and I really thought that I was only gon na have to lift at once, but I was as I was looking at it I realize like it does look kind of dark and I didn't want that. Copper color that everybody has like literally copper. I wanted ginger like more on this orangie side. You guys know I'm not afraid of color. I like bright colors, so I went ahead and mixed my you know, concoction together. I mixed a lot of it because you're gon na need a lot. That'S the thing about dying here is that that it is expensive, it's a lot cheaper to do it at home than paying a professional, but sometime baby, you might be better off. Just you know pain because like developer and bleach and color that all adds up, but it is overall still cheaper than going to the salon. But that's neither here nor there. But basically, the process that I used was just I kind of sort of wet the hair because it makes the it makes the mix go through the hair like a lot smoother and it makes the your product stretch so, instead of having to use so much developer, It'S so much bleach, because the hair is away it kind of like it just makes it easier. I can't explain it. You guys can see what I'm doing, but it just makes it easier. Also. I thought I was only gon na have to bleach it one time, but I did go ahead twice because you guys know that again I wanted this bright color and I really felt like I was gon na get like that: coppery, color and so yeah. So I let it dry overnight and then the next day I went ahead and I bleached it again. So when I bleached it the second time I did not use the same bleach cuz. I think maybe it's just not working for the hair and I want to try something new, so I used the L'Oreal quick blue developer with the 40 developer and you guys, let me tell you, I'm gon na start using this developer from now on, because there's so Much better, the only issue is that they give you this big tub and you think that you're getting all this product when, in reality the bag was like scrunched down, and I had like this much so you don't get a lot of products in this. To be honest with you, it's not a pound, it's not it's! Not it's like equivalent to my eight ounce of BW, like it's really not a lot of product, don't let the container for you! It was not a lot, but I did like this one. A lot better because it really lifted the hair. It was smooth like when I use the BW. It'S like you're kind of like fighting to comb the hair through with the product on it. This one was super smooth. It was like conditioning the hair, while I was doing it, it was it was phenomenal and in addition, it added highlights and lowlights to the hair. So it's like you guys can see. I have a lot of dimension, it's not one-dimensional, so I was so glad that that word then I went ahead and use my adore color in the shade Cajun spice. Originally I was gon na do Cajun, spice and cinnamon, but I really didn't want that. Cinnamon brown color. I really really really really really just wanted this this color, so I honestly didn't use it and my bundles weren't bright blonde. So I knew that the color was gon na come out exactly how I wanted. One thing that I will say is that, and this is with every company that I've ever tried with blonde with um frontals the hair. The texture of the hair on the frontal is always different than the bundle hair. So this was turning a lot faster and I always had to bleach the front to last and leave it on for like ten minutes versus the other bundles that were sitting there for like 3040 minutes. You know what I'm saying and yeah that was pretty much it. It was a super, easy process so far, I've had no issues with the hair. I think the lace is nice. I just don't know how to maintain my lace when I have worn it, it's really hard for me because you can't just spray it down, but baby. The day I got my hair done, my lace was laid, so it sounded like a lot something a lot of rambling, but it isn't a tedious job only because I personally I hate bleaching hair, but overall it was pretty easy. Um, you guys know. I don't typically work with bundles, so it was, it was. It was stressful, but typically I would just do the wig and this would have been one and done, but when you're working with bundles you have to unravel them. You have to take your time. You have to make sure everything's, even just to make sure everything's the same when it's a wig. You can just do all I want so yeah, so that was done. I don't know how to make awake, so I had free make my wig for me. I would leave all her information below and she also did my install for me. Even I was gon na do it, but no, my hair does not that have no complaint about this. Hair, like this hair is first of all long, typically with longer lengths it's more prone to tangle. I'Ve experienced no tangling with this hair at all. I am gon na straighten it soon. Just to see how it looks. My only complaint is that I wish I would have got and it's not really a complaint. I wish I would have got two bundles of eight so that the bottom was thicker, because you see how layered and full it is at the top and then it just kind of just down in his like, but other than that it is what it is. It'S not the end of the world is worse things going on right now, okay, so it is what it is but yeah. My suggestion to you, if you're buying bundles, is to buy always get two of the longest links. Don'T try to layer it. That'S we're past that try to go at the 28th of 28 and 26 and 24 because of 20 22 and the 24 inch bundles we're thick. I didn't even use all of it. This was left from the 22 inch bundle. I believe so yeah that she said couldn't fit at the top. So again, the wig itself is full. It'S just when you're dealing with longer lengths like yeah. This is how much is left when you're dealing with longer lengths. You typically want the ends to be just really full and then going to later, but regardless. I would really really really really really love my hair and I think it came out perfect. A lot of people were wondering how cheap this color - and Here I am giving you the T, because I did it myself, so I can do it. I know you can do it so yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I'M gon na show you guys to how I style this hair in the next clip. So I hope you enjoy it, and I will see you guys in my next one do not forget to check out Africa mall in the description box and