The Easiest & Quickest Way To Highlight Your Wig Ft Bomb Hd Lace From Westkiss Hair

And i've been drifting so big shout out to wes kids today because they did sponsor today's video, which is amazing, so i can bring you guys, hair tutorials consistently. They sent me over an hd lace. Wig, it is transparent. You can see the hairline isn't thick. It'S already pre-plucked, which was super easy for me to go in and do my additional plucking and i wanted to show you their lace up against my skin. As you can see, it's transparent. It'S not no weird gray brown, new black red, a child, i've seen it all, so you can see that the lace is basically melting into my skin, it's very very thin, so i did like the lace and they were supposed to send me a 24. But honestly, i think they sent me a 26 28, so love that for me, okay, so this bleach is that girl. This is my favorite bleach. I don't know how to pronounce it, though i'll leave it in the description. The only way you can purchase this if you're, not a professional, is through amazon, so that'll be in the description um. Now i'm going to be showing you how to make some foils, so you need to make foils in order to do highlights so that you can tuck the hair away and it can process and if the bleach won't dry out. So i'm basically taking out small sections of aluminum foil and folding the corners okay, so you're just folding each corner, and then i did quite a few of those i probably did maybe like 10 or 11 to start off with. You know start off with 10 and then, if you need more, then you can stop and make more now i'm showing you how i mix the developer, so i'm able to just eyeball it. So maybe you guys can watch and see what i'm doing, but you don't want it to be super thick, like your bleaching knots when you're actually doing hair color, you want it to be on the thinner side, so it doesn't dry out too fast. I'M using ardell red gold corrector - this can be purchased at sally's, literally for like 99, a dollar - and these are purple - drops kind of similar to purple shampoo. It cancels out any brassiness and the bleach we're using as well already cancels out brassiness. So it's a perfect duo on one side i have a 20 volume developer and on the other side i have a 40 volume developer, because i want two different dimensions of highlights. So i'm just bobbing and weaving through the hairline, because i want some face framing highlights we're only bleaching the frontal. So, as you can see, i just weaved out three highlights now how thick you want. Your highlights is up to you. That'S your preference girl is your wig. If you want thinners pc highlights, then you would take out smaller sections. If you want them thicker like me, then you would take out thicker sections. The most important part is making sure at the root. You leave like an inch of the root out and you make sure you blend it out and don't leave that line of demarcation. So i wanted really chunky highlights at the front of my face, because i knew i was wearing a middle part. So i sectioned out two chunky highlights, and i did the same thing, making sure that i'm really feathering it out at the roots. That is the most important thing. If you are new to doing highlights, the most important thing is making sure that you blend it out at that hairline and it will still come out good, either way that it goes so, i'm just bobbing and weaving through it, like i'm weaving through a basket, and I, like i said i took three highlights on the temples and two chunky highlights in the middle and i'm just freestyling. Basically to me, hair color is an art. This isn't a super professional way of showing you guys how to do highlights. I did go to hair school, but i'm at a point, after years of doing hair making wigs - i just freestyle, i know what i'm going for, what i've envisioned and i'm just showing you guys my method, okay, so if you're a professional and i'm making you cringe, This is just my method, um, so what i did was i parted down the middle of the frontal, making two sections a left side and a right side, so they kind of are like a pi section. So it's like a point at the top, almost like triangles. Basically, because you could do a whole head full of highlights, but, like i said they sent me a long wig, so i was being a little bit on the lazy side. So i took my first section and i did um the 20 volume developer, which was more of like a caramel brown. It ended up coming out. I sectioned out three highlights like i showed you at the beginning and i make sure that i fully saturated the hair. Getting the top and making sure to flip it over to the other side and getting the bottom feathering out those roots. Okay and then i feel, like i didn't, show you um really well how to feather how i feathered out the or weaves out the highlights. So i'm showing you again, this is my second section and one boom down one boom down, and you can see that i have three highlights. Okay and, like i said, i'm going for a chunkier look, so i did three different highlights on both sections. This is my second section. Okay, i'm only doing three. I was real lazy. I wanted to keep it cute and quick. So um again i sectioned out the highlights grab my foil, make sure i'm fully saturating it focus on saturating it first and then you're going to make sure that you blend out the roots. That'S the most important part in order for these highlights to really blend and just melt, um and, like i said, make sure to get the underside as well, because if you don't it's still going to have like some dark pieces and it's gon na make your highlights. Look blotchy and again you're still making sure that you feather it out at the roots. Also, please please make sure that y'all wear gloves um again, i'm just crazy, okay, but not wearing gloves, can definitely give you a chemical burn. So please do not watch me in bleach hair without using gloves. I know how to avoid getting a chemical burn. My last section, which was the third section at the top, was a little small and thin, so i wanted to keep my highlights the same size in order to keep this highlight the same size as the other two sections. I was only able to make one highlight out of it and i just went ahead with a 20 volume developer and made this that darker brown caramel color and again, i'm just going ahead and applying that and blending it out. So i have three sections in the front and three sections on each side of the front, so i didn't show you guys the other side. I just so drew this side, because i did the exact same thing: okay, vixens! So i'm back. It'S actually been a few days since i've dyed the wig, and i wanted to get back on camera and show you guys. The final results. How the wig looks on me, and i also wanted to show you how natural this wig looks on me without even needing to glue it down, so i did turn this into a glueless unit. Unfortunately, the um footage that i recorded i lost accidentally deleted. I don't know what happened um so that won't be included in this video, but i will make it a point in my next upcoming um tutorial to show you guys how to make glueless wigs if you're interested in that. If that video is up already i'll, have it included in the cards above and if it's not y'all should definitely make sure that y'all subscribe y'all should be subscribed. Anyways, because, if you're watching the video at this point, why are you not hitting the subscribe button like clearly i'm teaching you something like it's nothing but free game on my channel? I'M not subscribing! What'S this okay, anyway, so um i'm going to be curling this wig with this um curling iron from hot tools, i actually purchased it from sally's. It goes all the way up to 450 degrees. So i really love this bad boy. I use it every time i curl my hair, so i'm going to be using this and i'm just going to throw her on and pop in the curls and then we will head into our outro. So let's put this bad boy on. 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