How To Make Your Lace Wig Look Perfect + The Best Technique For Highlighting Your Hair At Home

Hey everyone welcome back to my channel today, I'm going to share with you a million dollar secret honey, a tip on how you can achieve seamless, flawless ombre highlights honey transition, smooth nice delicious, no more choppy, ombre, no excuses after this video. Okay, let's get into this! Okay, so the way that I am working on is from best lacewings dominant it is it is that girl cat got your tongue, okay, it's their Indian version, silky straight hair and it's 150 % density 20 inches. And it's what the inside of the cap looks like. It'S pretty standard, you got your clips. I'Ve previously bleached the knives, if you want to see how it customizing stuff like that, that is in other video links, but today is all about color. I want us to all have beautiful transitional colors, all of us together. Okay, so first I'm going to section the hair in how many parts 1 2, 3 4. Basically, five parts we're going to have here we're gon na have a piece that goes from ear to ear across the face and that's what's going to frame your face, then we're going to have two sections on each side, a section in the back and one at The top now I recommend doing these sections just because it really helps you kind of keep everything under control, especially if you're, beginner and you're really not sure where to start. This is going to be a great guide for you and it's just going to be super easy to deal with later, on which you will see. Okay, let's talk about products here. So once again, I am using Schwarzkopf's blonde me. Nine levels of lift my favorite bleach. Well, one of my favorite bleach is with 30 volume developer as well as I am using their blue additive. This helps bleach and tone y'all. This is making your life easier, so you're not getting a super orange color as well, make sure you are using virgin hair. If you are not using virgin hair, there is nothing I can guarantee here. So that's why I'm using this wig from best lace waves, because it is virgin - and I know it's going to act like real hair so for highlighting. I, like the texture of my bleach mixture, to be - I guess comparable to yogurt - is the best way I can describe it it just. I find it easiest to maneuver and manage throughout the hair. Okay. So we're going to start with that first section in the front, and you see I'm taking a section that kind of sits like above the eyebrow area, and this is going to be. The piece is going to the middle of your face or off to the side and I'm gon na weave. Yes, I'm weaving out this piece and then I'm gon na back a comb back comb about three times three to four times and that back combing right there. Y'All, that is going to guarantee that you don't have a harsh line of demarcation, even if you're a little heavy on the bleach like that is gon na save your life you're going to have a smooth transition after you've applied it. The bleach down the shaft of the hair you're gon na fold, your foil vertically, yes vertically, is going to make sure that you're not folding the bleach up on top and creating any kind of demarcation. You'Re gon na set the bleach exactly where you want it and then fold your foil vertically, so that everything lays and sits exactly like how you positioned it. So I'm doing the same thing again: I'm weaving and I'm back combing three to four times and don't it doesn't need to be super tight back home. It can be nice and light. You just want to create a diffused look so that the color is going to transition from the dark to the light, and this works basically because you're causing the hairs to sit at different places like so you back home. When you push the hairs up, you push some of the hairs up and then some of them are sitting at different places: you're not applying the color at the same spot. So it just works. Y'All, try it they're gon na love it okay. So I did the front because that's the part that I want to be the lightest and kind of frame around my face and then I'm moving on to the other sections in the back and the side. So within that ponytail, I'm actually believe the ponytail at the top in and then I'm going to create little subsections within this little ponytail and I'm gon na bleach this ponytail. So I'm doing this because I'm going to want more than one solid color if you're looking for just solid color at the ends, you could actually take this ponytail and you don't even have to leave it. You could just take a section backcomb it and apply your bleach and you'll still get an amazing look, but I want some depth to this color. So that's why I'm weaving it because I'm actually going to go back later and take all the pieces that I've left out that are dark and slightly break the base by applying bleach. So I'm jumping ahead. Sorry, okay! Let'S just look at these subjects, but I feel like you guys, get it. What I'm saying right now right, like, I think you guys get it, I'm going to repeat what I did in the front to all these ponytails around I'm gon na hold the hair lightly. I'M gon na we've out my strands. I'M going to back home, I'm gon na apply my bleach and close, my foils vertically. So after you've done and you've completed all of your ponytail, she will look like this a hot-ass mess, but she will be beautiful. I promise. Okay, now you're going to go through and all the little all those little dark hairs that are brown still you're, going to go you're going to take your bleach and you're going to apply it on those those brown hairs. You can put some gloves on and you're going to paint it on the hair with your hands and just get messy and get in there and paint them, but you're going to wait until you have a desired color in your foils that you want so check your Foils first make sure everything's looking like the color that you want, then you can go ahead and apply that bleach, because you're only going to leave this on for like five to ten minutes, because we just want to break the base aka we're not trying to achieve The same color, we just want it to be a bit lighter than what the natural level of the hair already is. Okay, so after you've let that 5-10 minutes pass and make sure you watch it make sure you watch it. Okay, it might only need five minutes, depending on the type of hair using you're going to take out your foils and you're, going to wash the hair with some shampoo doesn't have to be neutralizing and you're going to keep those ponytails in because they're going to help. You keep everything under control, especially if you're not used to washing out hair that has back combing. It can be tangley, so this is how we're going to tackle it. So after we have washed it out, we're going to condition with the shimmer light, purple, conditioner and you're going to want to kind of break up the backcombing with your hands first and then you're going to take a Denman brush or Denman like brush and comb. It out from the ends working your way up after you've, combed out your five ponytails. It is now time to take them out, slide them down and then you're going to go through all of the hair, just to make sure everything is nice and tangle free. Then, of course you rinse out that conditioner and I actually decided to let this air dry. So I let this air dry overnight and this was the result honey. It gave me so much body that I was like doing acrylics, I don't know cuz. I like it right now. I'M just loving everything about this. Look honestly guys. I really hope you guys use this technique and create some beautiful colors, Oh as well as this is a lace, frontal wig. So that's why I have this headband on here. Cooking, it up. You know gon na check those baby heels. Okay, how's, that doing if you want to know how I customized, then you can watch the links in the description box below for how I lay my fur on Souls: honey, yeah, alright, guys that is all for today. Thank you so much for watching. I love you guys and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. Give this video a thumbs up and turn those notifications on