Bleaching And Installing A Hd Lace Wig || Pink Hair || Victorias Wig Loosewave

Hi best friends welcome back to my channel, so Victoria's wigs is a new sponsor for me. I'Ve never worked with this company before and I was excited because they told me that they had the best hair and of course everybody says that, so you know me, I had to test it and I had to lift it, so they still send me some goodies. It was a pamphlet, they did send me some squeezers, a hair and lay strap for your hairline, I'm a spatula which came in handy because I used it for my meltdown and I think some baby hair brush and some clips. I believe that's what I got and this is the wig. It also came with a satin bag, okay, and so those are actually really good, and when you're done with your wig, you can put it back into the bag, so it gets saved it. Could it could just keep its healthiness okay? So this is what the standard stock wig looks like. This is a 13 by 6. It comes with adjustable straps and an elastic band, but I'm not gon na use that and it has combs in it as well. So this is me playing with the wig I finger finger. Comb did, and I am gon na go in and bleach, so I'm using good bleach with this, because I want to see how high or how well this hair will live. So I'm using blonde me Express 9 with 30 volume developer, alright, and so basically I am going to lather this bleach on this hair and I'm gon na do it in sections, and I am going to incubate through the sections, which means I'm gon na wrap them In foil, but I'm um wrap the sections and foil neatly, because I do not want any dents into the hair, and so I decided that I wanted to do some groups. I guess, and I just fabric the bleach up and at that February I just covered it with foil and I let it sit and process, and I did that for the entire wig and I did the same thing for the actual hairline now I wish I would Have went back and only left like an inch of roots on this wig and not so much of round left, because the color came out so balm and vibrant that I was not expecting that like this hair lifted. So so so so well and it kept its, you know shininess, it wasn't dry. My only thing is: I wish this wig was super thicker because I don't wan na say was on the thinner side. I think it's a, but it was about a hundred and fifty density, which is normal density. But, like you know, if you color hair, it might look a little thinner to you, but I just wish it was a little thicker, especially because I think that the hair you know, process and held up a very well especially you know me processing it. So this part part right here is just me, showing you guys you fold in my foils neatly, because I do not want any type of creases in the hair. Yes, I'm folding the hair up into the foils, but I'm doing it gently and you know the creases, because I see a lot of people brawling up the foil and then you'll see your when you take that foil off you'll see like indentations, where the the bleach Wasn'T processing it because you didn't fold your foils right so just fold it nicely it just takes a couple of extra seconds: don't ball it up just fold a little nice and your hair will process very well. Oh and I forgot to say that the hairline actually came bleached, not the entire lace portion, but the hairline actually was bleach. I'M not showed you that in the beginning, when I was showing you what the cap construction looked like you'll see like on the hairline, it's like brassy, looking a little bit. That'S the bleach area, which was actually really cool because, as somebody that makes wigs and somebody that sells wigs, I will say that I will definitely only would suggest for you guys to bleach your hair lines in the part that you're gon na have part parted and The reason why I will say that to you is because of the fact that when you bleach your knot, you are weakening that area right, because you have knots the hair strands that are attached to a piece of fabric, which is the lace. And once you weaken those knots with bleach, because that's what bleach does it weakens your hair because it lists out the pigment you run the risk of shedding, and you know balding and stuff like that, especially if you don't do it right. So you definitely never want to bleach or notch to a super 6:13 state. I would definitely say bleach it to like maybe a light brown and then tone it out. But you definitely, I would say, only bleach your hairline in the area that you're gon na have parted, because your wig will last you way longer than it would if you leash out the entire frontal portion or your closure person or your entire wig. So when you're bleaching - something like this, you definitely want to be to happier sections heavily saturated and when you have a heavily saturated, your bleach outcome will be so much better. You do not want any of your natural hair color to shine through at all, because once the shine through that means, you didn't coat your hair good enough. So this is what my hair looks like after I bleached it and let it sit and it lifted so well. So I went in and I rinsed off this bleach and I was ready for water coloring, so I filled my bucket up with hot water from the sink and I'm using pink rose from adore. I didn't show the bottle, but yes, pink rose from adore and I use a total of two bottles, so I put an entire one bottle in first and then I dip the wig and then after I've dipped the wig. I put another bottle in there and I'll. Let the wicks it again, not letting the lace touch the the water, because I found that when you have a Swiss lace that has color like if it's light, brown or medium brown, it tends to pick up the color more versus then like super transparent lace. But this is HD lace, but it has a light brown tint to it, so the color was definitely gon na pick up on that, so I was just watching it and then after I did that I did conditioned with silicone mix and I let it sit for About 30 minutes because the hair was processed and just to give the hair a little bit more life back to it, you know - and I let it air dry, and that was what the wig looks like. So now I'm going in with my makeup, so I could make the bald cap a little bit closer to my skin tone and I'm used a boat hoe to apply this, because this was my Valentines Day hair and I wanted to look cute and I wanted to Look like melty, so I took some alcohol and I'm just gon na wipe down my hairline and apply my glue. So after I evenly spread my two layers of boho active on my cap and a little bit on my skin, I'm am going to wait to a turns clear and then I'm gon na be able to apply my wig. So I'm gon na take my wig and take the same brush that I put the makeup on my cap and I'm going to take the residual of that makeup and put it on the hairline. I said this is transparent. Late, I'm not transparent. This is s HD lace, so it's not my skin tone because it is a little lighter. So I have to turn it a little bit closer to my skin tone and because I'm using makeup, I'm going to take my got to be free spray because it's alcohol-based and I'm spray and dry it that makeup on my lace, because I don't want the oils. That'S in the makeup to lift up my glue. Okay, so that's the reason why I did that and that's a new technique that I found because it works very well, especially if you use any kind of liquid or cream makeup products to disguise your lace. So basically, I'm just gon na sit. My wig on my head pull the hair line above in front of where I put the glue, and once I have it, saddle settled into place. I'M just going to push in the lace and I'm gon na. Take my blow-dryer and use it on warm and just help that also push the lace in to the glue to help the little melty mists and crack off. I want to say when you have a when you process hair, like I did, which only have to bleach my hair once because I use a high lift my level bleach, okay, and I also use foil that helped it get lighter faster. So I didn't have to do this and I did not own my hair either because I was going in what a pink. So it really didn't matter. But when you process your hair, like this, you definitely gon na have to decondition, because if you don't decondition on a normal basis, you will have breakage, you will have shedding and things of that nature. So silicone mix is your best friend, because it's it's it. It works so well for color-treated hair all right, so I'm gon na take my got to be free spray spray, my hair line and let me use my hair to wrap that I have and to push the lace further in to my hair line. Alright, and so I'm gon na, take my eyebrow razor and just cut off my lace to my hairline Shape and we are going to be popping after that. But, like I said, I'm thoroughly impressed of how this hair took color and how it kept its health, but also I'm not a bleach. But yet you guys, if you guys, are interested in this hair and you want to try this color. I will leave all the information to this hair and everything that I used on in the description box. You can purchase everything besides the hair off of Amazon, so it'll be easy for you to get everything. I totally wish that this hair was longer. I think I'm gon na do this to color again, but we're like 28 inches, because this color was a banging you guys, if you guys have any questions or concerns feel free to leave them down. In the comment section don't forget to follow me on Instagram, so you guys can see all my bom wigs and pictures and things of that nature in my wig cells and just the bomb this okay and yes, you guys until next time, bye, bathroom