How To Bleach/Tint Lace For Dark Skin! *Must Watch* | Tiffany Chayla

Natural videos were like videos about wigs and weeds and I really have been wanting to do them, but it's like every time I get ready to do what I want. Should I do it, and Here I am boy time quarantine. So I'm going to do it. This video is actually highly requested. People want to know how I get my lace to match my skin tone, and I am going to show you guys today and I'm super excited about it. I hope you guys enjoy it, because this is the process. I have to go through every time because my lace never got just my skin telling this so um. If you guys have any other videos, you want to see about what hair. Just, let me know in the comments and when I'm gon na be working with today. It'S a little brown, so that's good! It'S not completely like that white! Color um! I thought this so long ago. I don't remember where it's from so I can't get help with them, but yeah, let's get into this video okay. So, let's get started guys, don't mind me, I'm just getting my setup where I am laying this towel out so that there'll be no mess when it's time to work right now, I'm about to moose back the hairs on my frontal, because I don't want it to Get in the way, because that is a huge issue when you actually start doing the work, so I'm pretty much moussing and combing it back and then clipping it together, so that it stays in place because that's a no-no for your hair to get caught in that Bleach, it will turn orange alright, so here's the bowl I'm going to be mixing in and here's my BW to mix with the developer. I used the 30 developer along with the 40 because yeah I was blowing a 30, so yeah, so I'm pretty much just mixing it up so that it has the correct consistency, because I don't want it to be too liquidy so that it seeps through the lace Because that is going to get on the hairs again making the hairs orange, and you do not want that. Ladies, so I'm trying to make sure that the consistency of this pace is like thick, not too thick but think enough, so that it just sits on top and just to not seep through the holes of the lace. And I'm just gon na cover the entire frontal. Because I like the different types of cards, I like a side part a middle part, so you never know so I just continue to do the whole frontal. Now normally with the 30 developer, it goes a little bit slower, but I noticed with this 40 developer. It was making the reaction a little bit fast, so I just put on a 25 minute timer, not too long, and I was checking up on it. You know periodically and I went ahead and put it on some foil to sit on so now that my 25 minutes is up. I went downstairs to wash it out here. It is the final product and I am going to be washing it out with this purple. Shampoo, it's called the Clairol shimmer lights or something like that. I'Ll put it in the description, but first I just washed the bleach, all off of the lace making sure I got all of it out and then I use the purple shampoo because it tones down the redness in the lace like when it gets to over bleached. I guess the term maybe, but so yeah, I'm going to move the camera up so that you guys can get a closer look. When I do this, as you can see when I picked this up, it is super duper red, and this is before I wash it out with a shampoo. So this is what I was talking about, that red look to the lace. It kind of looks crazy on your head, so I'm gon na go ahead and shampoo this out and make sure that I lathered the entire lace completely and just scrub it like you, would your scalp and now that it is completely lathered I'm going to have it Sit for about five minutes so that it can just soak it all up, but I'm gon na lay it on this piece of foil. I'M gon na wash the bleach off of this foil and lay it down on the foil so that I can go. Do other things while it sits here and I just didn't - want it to be in my sink - you know just there. So so, while we have this sitting here, we are going to I'm going to bring you guys over here to see what I'm doing, I'm boiling some water for the next step. Yeah um, the next step will be tinting it. So this is going to give you that extra color that you need to match perfectly against your skin. Okay, I'm gon na go ahead and wash this soap out real quick, so that I can get ready for the next step, which will be tinting so with tinting. You want to make sure that the lace is completely clean and then you're going to put the hot water in a bowl of some sort so that you have enough space for all of the lace on your frontal to dip in. And I am pretty much going to put this brown semi-permanent dye in the water and mix it up. You can use really any semi-permanent brown dye, because I do. I just make sure that it is like a dark brown dye, though, because I want to make sure that it is going to match my skin. I don't want it to be light. I just want it to tint it darker, you know, so. I'M gon na put this in mix it around and make sure that your water is still hot okay, then you go ahead and pull all the hairs back. Once again, I twisted mine up and clipped it back so that I can just get that lace. I mean, of course the hair is gon na dip into it, but I'm not really worried about that. I just want to make sure that all of the lace is getting in that water. I just have mine fit for like 10 to 15 minutes, and I am going to show you guys the final result, because this came out so lovely. If you look closely, you can definitely see the difference. It'S much browner and easy to blend in to my skin tone. So here's a closer look. The lace itself looks so freakin good. Like so good. I cannot wait to see what it looks like on here. Is it pressed up against my skin, as you can see that it's much better than when we started correct? I think the girls can all agree on that. So yeah job done. Thank you so much guys for joining me. I really hope that this video is able to help somebody because girls, I know the struggle um. I just got tired of taking up a bunch of makeup onto my lace all the time, because makeup is not cheap. You feel me so um. I remember sitting on YouTube for hours, trying to figure out how to get my lace to be perfect for my skin tone, because I am pretty dark and like I don't want to be walking around here with beige lace yeah. I hope that this video helps somebody out. Please let me know what you guys think about it. If you guys agree, if you follow the same steps or what do you do? Girls, let me know - and let me know the comments once again, if you want to see more hair videos, what do you want to see yeah so see you guys next time. Thank you for all