Very Detailed Lace Wig Transformation | Start To Finish How To Curly Bob Wig| Samsbeauty X Tastepink

Let'S taste pink and apparently I like to transform wigs. This is the most insane wick transformation I've done to date, and I wanted to take you guys, along with me for everything. So if there's a particular process, you'd like to see definitely check out the video menu in the description box, but girl you better keep on watching. You don't want to miss this. This is the upscale 20 inch deep, wave, full lace wig, and this is from Sainsbury calm and you guys can see this unit is going to require a bit of customization. If you want to slay, I already knew I didn't want to just wear 20 inches. I wanted to spruce it up and do something different and really style a unit from start to finish, so I wanted to create some layers, create some texture and definition, and you guys will see that the right side is going to be a lot more dense. A lot more full - and that is intentional - I wanted to have a pronounced bang and you know the right side is just always the glam side. I highly recommend taking the unit off and putting it onto a canvas blockhead, so you can see the flow and movement and just feel of the layers to make sure that it looks perfect. Now I'm going to put the hair into four sections being organized when you're doing something new, because I've never bleached hair before is really important, because you don't want to be overwhelmed. Other small things, so organization is definitely key. So I'm using one packet of bleaching powder and I'm going to use the Clairol professional 30 volume developer and the consistency is not something where I want it to be thick and like a paste, I want it to be more loose. I want it to have a movement and if it's a bit more on the finished side, I prefer that so you guys can see I'm going to use foil to act as a barrier so that I don't get bleach transferred on to the area near the roots. I want to have dark roots throughout when I'm applying the bleach mixture. I want to use that brush applicator to create a seamless gradient. My transitions need to be on point and I'm going to use a small tooth comb to really make sure that each section is fully coated. I'M breaking the sections down into subsections to ensure that all parts of the length of the hair are covered with the mixture. Once I completed every section, I allowed the hair to process for 30 to 45 minutes. I rinse the hair with warm water. I just wanted to take off that first layer of the bleach and then I'm gon na follow up by using the neutralizing shampoo conditioner mix, and this has an indicator that will let you know if there is still the presence of bleach so definitely pay attention to These suds and the runoff as this will indicate whether you need to continue to do a wash on your hair, and I repeated the wash process with the neutralizing shampoo conditioner twice. I wanted to follow up with the design essentials, honey, cream, shampoo and because I'm going to be coloring or dyeing the hair, I want to make sure that the hair is stripped and can take the color very well. This is how it looked afterwards and yes is brassy and just full of that golden orange kind of color. But it's okay, because this is the perfect foundation for the cream of nature classic mahogany color. If again, I'm going to add two tubes of the cream gel hair color, and I wanted to make sure that I had enough. So that's why I'm using two tubes and creme of nature provides their own cream color developer. But I removed all of it from the container and refilled it with the Eclair all professional 30 volume developer up until the fill line, it's very important to hit the fill line. I wanted to have the appropriate. You know ratio when doing this, and I repeated this because again I used two tubes. We definitely want to agitate and mix this very well together. You guys will see the consistency will change and the color of this mixture is going to change. So this is how the mixture looks right before I applied it to the hair and I'm using the transition that we've created as a guide. When I apply the dye again flip up those sections make sure that you coat every bit of the section use a comb to ensure that the length of the hair is saturated with your dye. Typically, I would try to rush through this process, but you cannot rush this take your time, so I allow this to set on the hair for 25 to 30 minutes no more than 30 minutes, and afterwards I rinsed the color from the hair using cooler water. I really want to lock in the color, so I'm going to use the color safe, shampoo that came in the box, and it worked very well and eventually, I shampoo their hair enough to where I did not see any of the dye residual and the run off. Now this is where the hair is at. This is the color very gorgeous very fall and when to appropriate, but you know me, I wasn't happy. I wanted to do more, so I'm using my rat tail comb to take out very small pieces of hair and we're going to create some highlights, and while I don't think the foil method is mandatory for certain types of highlights in this case around my face, I Wanted the hair to a super own point and I wanted to concentrate the highlights in that area, so I did use the foil method. I personally do not like back combing or back brushing at the beginning. It could give way to tangles or matting. So I just didn't want to do it, but I was tired of doing the foil method. It can be a little consuming, so I just took my brush and started stroking the hair with a brush to just lay down bleach in strategic areas. Again, you want to open up the hair, you know sift through the hair and add some highlights within the layers and deep into the hair, not just on a surface and if you deposit the bleach a little bit more like with a heavy hand, we're going to Notice that the intensity of the highlight will be a lot more prominent which in certain areas I like. So this is what we're looking like and girl. I was so happy, so the customization is an extra step and it's going to vary based on your level of comfort and your expertise. I just wanted to show you guys a little bit of what I was doing and I wanted to create some baby hairs. I wanted to thin out the hairline you guys saw. We were a little tight and be getting a little dense, so I just wanted to create prominent baby heads because I feel, like this unit, really had that now, I'm going in with the Jane Carter nourish and shine. When I tell you this hair needs some moisture. I applied the nourishing shine and then my favorite heat protectant and I went to blow dry. The hair. I didn't show that, but I just want to let you guys know in the count like how shiny and lustrous the hair is after the nourish and shine like that stuff is a miracle. Now I am flat ironing the hair, putting some curls into it. You can use a curling iron if you wish for the body of the hair, I use the curling iron, but for the front portion near the bang, I wanted larger, more voluminous, curls and a bit more volume, so I did use a larger barrel. Curling iron, I used bobby pins and clips to keep the hair in place and, honestly to be to be real with you. I let this set for like two days before I even touched it. I used the got to be glue application method to apply my wigs and, of course, you know I had to go in and tweeze the hairline a little bit more and just pull out some of the baby hairs and really style them with the foaming mousse. And I used some eye shadow and I just really define the parting space. It looks super natural like sometimes when it's too perfect, that's not realistic, so I loved how the parting space looked at this and I just went in you know, use my shampoo comb and kind of fluff out the curls. They were super tight. This hair can hold a curl for days. It is crazy and I used the free spray to give a little bit of lift and volume to the front portion the side as well as the back of the unit. Now I could have fluff this out and made it super huge, but you know I just want to do it like this and I used some forming mousse and some pomade to kind of give that little wet. Look to the side of my hair and I want to add that little hair that comes on down and girl it all worked out. This is the style, be sure to check out the description box for the link on this unit from Sam's Beauty. Again, this transformation was intense, but since I did it, I'm hyped. Thank you so much for watching, and I will see you in my next one