Black To Blonde Curly Headband Wig Transformation | Ft. Beauty Forever Hair

What'S up y'all, it's your girl, alexis aka lexi from lexi's lessons for those who may not know, and for those that needed a reminder. If you want to see how i transformed this cute black headband wig into this really nice sassy blonde short look, then please make sure that you keep on watching. Okay, okay, this unit did come from beauty forever hair, so it came with the goodies. The wig cap lashes and a nice little business card to provide what kind of things that they offer on their site and, of course, the wig which is 16 inches, and it's a curly hair being wig y'all disclaimer. I am not a hairstylist. I just want to show y'all what things that i use to dye this wig. So of course i had the bleach, the developer foil gloves. All of that i just wanted to take y'all on my little journey. Okay, none more! Nonetheless, from what i recall, i did use four scoops of the bw2 bleach powder. I honestly ended up using way too much bleach. I thought that i was actually gon na run out, but i ended up having a good amount of bleach left over and i hate that because i don't like wasting products, but it's okay, y'all. I did what i could and i ran out of developer too. So i had to pour into my last little uh 30 volume developer and i just mixed all that in until it became a creamy substance, so it could seep through the hair nicely. I didn't have a really organized method for dyeing this wig. I literally just started going at it and pouring all the bleach onto the hair and just making sure that it got through evenly and it was evenly distributed again as y'all can see, i'm not a professional, and i don't claim to be. I just want to let y'all know what i did so y'all wouldn't feel left out of the loop okay. But enough of me talking y'all gon na see what i did and that's it, because this is a headband wig, which is basically a half wig. And you know for those who want to expose their baby hairs or edges, and things like that, i made sure i left the roots a 1b color. I left those the same. I didn't really touch those, so it could still give off the illusion of it. Being my hair in some way shape or form so, and it turned out really cute, it's kind of like almost an ombre kind of deal. Yeah y'all y'all will see that stay tuned. So once i finally finished coding, all of that which unedited took about like almost 20 minutes, i made sure i wrapped it up in some foil and i left the bleach in, for i believe about 45 minutes and y'all. Once i came back that foil was hot hot hot, you see it look like a burrito. It felt like one cuz yeah, it was toasty okay. So this is what the unit ended up. Looking like after i left the bleaching for about 45 minutes, don't do too much about my dye job y'all, i told you, i'm not really a professional. Some bleach days are better than others, but, as you can see, it did loosen up the texture and i felt like after i bleached it. It wasn't as movable as i wanted it to be so y'all gon na see what i'm about to do. Next y'all, as y'all can see, i cut it more off camera, but i really fell in love with it. After i did y'all, it gave so much more of a natural look, and once i put the water and mousse in to get the curls really popping with my denman brush boom, do y'all see how natural that looks. I'M really proud of myself y'all, but if y'all like what y'all saw, please feel free to leave a like and comment down below. You can still even play with it and do the half up half down kind of deal, but again. Thank you all so much for tuning in. I love you all so much and i'll catch y'all. Next time bye, you