How To Bleach Your Knots Perfectly Beginner Friendly Lace Wig

Hey guys, my name is Angela. Welcome to my youtube channel today, I'm bringing you guys a tutorial on how to bleach an ox perfectly every single time, the unit that I'm gon na be using today's from my own hair company Bobby wig, and she is 22 inches. She is a 1b and, and the knots are actually bleed for you, two inches in the front, but so bleaching. The unit is completely optional. But if you want like to part your hair like this or you want to part your hair really further than the two inches you're gon na want to Beach and up so I just want to show you guys how easy it is and how easy it can Be to eat, or not so just follow these simple steps and you'll be good to that girl good to go all the information to the hair will be in the description box down below, so you don't really need three things or thereabout. You'Re gon na need some bleach. I use clear all blue leach and some developer. I used her on 20 and 20 volume developer and then to tone your knots. I use a purple shampoo. This one is lore'l cure ever pure brass 20. Purple shampoo. I know a lot of people use Shinra lights, you can you shimmer light, they oughta stop resisting before we get into it, make sure you get that subscribe button down below. So you can see all of my tutorials that I'm gon na be making for you guys and without further ado. Let'S get into it. So first things: first, you want to make sure that you get the right consistency of the bleach to develop a ratio. I'M gon na kind of play with it. You'Ll see me, add the bleach in the developer and I just mix and you kind of want to get it to like, like a pasty, type consistency, so that was way too thick. So I added more developer and then this is the perfect consistency, but that wasn't enough bleach. So I went ahead and I added more bleach because we're gon na be bleaching the entire frontal in the unit so admirably and developer, and I gave it a good mix and it was a little too thick. So I added some more developer and then this was the right consistency, so you're just gon na have to play with it. You just want it to kind of be like a paste in texture. So, as you can see, the unit is pre plucked and pre bleached. Two inches in the front. This is the most important step, though you are going to spray the frontal with the spray bottle and you're gon na comb. All of the hairs back this step is essential to making sure that you don't over bleach or knots, because it pulls all of the hairs out of the lace like it makes the hairs not lay on top of each other, so that when you flip it over And put on the bleach, it doesn't get on the strands of the hairs that it's not supposed to. So I didn't speed this part up, because I wanted you guys to know to see exactly like how long it takes me to put the bleach on the hair. It took me about like five minutes to just put the bleach on the front hole. So take your time, it's kind of like you're, smearing paste on to fabric. That'S exactly what it is. I know a lot of the videos will tell you: oh, don't push it in too much otherwise you're gon na over bleach, your knots. So when I first started out, I was very careful not to push the bleach into the knots and my knots would never bleach, because I would never push the bleach at far enough. So you're you're going it's like you're smearing pasted onto a fabric, you're gon na put some pressure on it. Just make sure that you don't have too much bleach on the back of your spoon or whatever you're using to apply the bleach. If you have like a smooth layer, a thin layer of bleach on the spoon, when you push the bleach into the frontal, it will only be enough bleach to reach the base of the strands. So you want to be able to push the bleach through the lace up until the base of each and every strand. So it should look like this. It should look like your knots are sitting in some snow and then I waited 30 minutes and I just rinsed it out. You don't want to leave it longer than 30 minutes. Otherwise, you will over process the knots and it'll be really orange and you'll make your knots weaker. Then I went ahead and I added my toning shampoo. I use Claro toning shampoo, all linked all of this stuff in the description box down below, and I just really liked rubbed it in real nice on to the knots of there. And I let it sit for two minutes and then I rinsed it out. And then I went ahead and I shampooed my unit, I'm sorry I put conditioner on my unit. I conditioned my unit, i co washed my unit and it should look like this. You see, the knots are like a brown blondish, not orange, like a brownish, and there you have it perfectly. Bleached dot looks like scalp that is scalping scalping on ax, thanks guys for watching and stay tuned for the next tutorial.