Lace Wig Installation: Color With Me This Lace Wig Blonde | Db Luxe Hair | Blonde Ombré Wig |Tricks

Hi guys welcome to my channel. My name is mommy nelly. I am the owner of dblux collection. I offer beautiful luxury, hair extensions luxury lace, wig units and hair bundles ponytails and different hair accessories, um be sure to check out our website at dbluxcollection.com and follow us on instagram at shopdfvlixhair. And let me know if there's something beautiful, that i could create for you today. I am going to be showing you guys how we will custom color, a lace frontal. So basically i have a client um, her lace, frontal on her wig knit actually ripped apart. So i just went ahead and had her send me: the lace, frontal wig and i deconstructed the the wig unit, and i am recreating the lace frontal again to place back on her wig, and so that's what we'll be doing together today. I hope that you'll learn a lot from this video and i hope that it's helpful to you, um. I do revamp wigs and i re-customize them and very excited to color her just frontal and reattach it back to her wigs. So i am wearing currently, the mom unit is on the website. It'S like my very go-to unit. It'S 20 inch body, weight, 13x6 lace and the hair is so soft and beautiful. I wear this almost every single day and it's just the perfect unit for running errands and working in between taking care of the kids. It'S easy, and it still makes me feel very, very glamorous so check it out on the website dbluxcollection.com and thank you so much for watching enjoy. Please don't forget to subscribe, um down below, like it and share with all your friends and be sure to follow me on instagram, at mommynally.com, at mommy nelly and on my business page at shall table likes, hair baby lux collection, okay, okay, let's get started, she is Beaded and battered it lets. You know that i get the jobs done anyway. Today we are going to just be um ombreing. This uh 20 inch dew blonde from the tips of the hair all the way to about, and i just want to show you guys the most effective ways to do this if you're having very severe allergies, so please excuse the noise and the way that i'm sounding. I don't mean to sound the same, but i did want to just give a disclaimer: let's get right into the video so guys. The first thing we will be discussing is our ingredients. These are what we will be needing, so i went ahead and tore out pieces of foil. I recommend literally going to the dollar tree and buying the box. Next we have here. So i need to make a disclaimer, because the bleach that i'm using today is um blonde brilliance. It'S this is the bracelet this one here, however, i will be processing my bleach in this container, so i just had to give that quick disclaimer, because i want you guys to know that i'm not using the quick blue by l'oreal, it's one brilliant um. I love quick blue, but sometimes when i want to bleach hair to a more cooler blonde tone, i will typically go with my brown brilliance express express level 9 just because it's um it bleaches less orange than the quick, blue and also the clara. I have found um, then typically, i would also be using the um developer in volume number 30 by the um, the blonde orleans brand. However, i don't i ran out of that, so i'm just going to use what i have. I have this davina brand um volume. 30, cream developer um. It'S not you know it's not my favorite, but this is what i had and it works just as funny. So this is what i'll be using feel free to use um any cream developer of your choice. Also, we have the shimmer lights shampoo to soak our hair in after the bleaching session, just to get rid of any more oranges or reds in the hair. Then we have our crips to get the hair out the way we have like creams here, the color is not dirty. This is this is um hair dye. So this is my dying uh make sure you get the cones with the super tight bristle or you can also get the um. They call it a a um. So now that i've shown you guys our ingredients, i want to go ahead and get started. So what i'm doing here is, i am sectioning the frontal from front to back vertically. So then we'll have two pieces of hair to hold. Then i start by removing smaller sections from each of my section, starting from the back of the frontal working my way towards the front, just because the front bleaches faster than the back hairs and um, because typically a frontal has less hair pieces in the front of The lace, so i will start at the back first by applying the bleach onto the foil and then taking the small sections and placing them on the bleach. Remember the teasing comb. I was telling you guys about earlier yeah, so this is the part that you would need it, for you want to tease the root of the hair before placing your section into the foil. This helps to create your color to be more natural and not have a straight look at the top once it's washed off and colored. So we're just going to go ahead and follow this exact step for all the pieces on each side. So remember: to cut your pieces, um, very small and don't rush. It do work with the time because you want to make sure that at the end you do have a uniform color throughout your lace. Frontal, however, do take your time so that you know you don't get the product all over and um be sure to place towels on your working space below um, as the beach sometimes can get really messy and just be sure to go over the strip of hair Plenty times and saturate it in bleach do not be stingy with the bleach once you're done with that. First piece just go ahead and fold your foil and make sure it is completely covered well, and the heat produced by that foil will help to speed up your coloring process and also i'm sorry, speed up your bleaching process and also um create an even color throughout. So how i work when i color hair is whatever i do on one side. I do immediately to the next side to the other side, rather than moving forward and doing and completing um one vertical side. First, i work horizontally because you want to make sure that whatever is happening on the left side is also happening on the right side. If that makes sense, so as the color is bleaching on the left side, you want to make sure that on the right side, it's also bleaching at the same rate, if you were to complete the left side before moving on over to the right side, you more Than likely will have a situation where one side of the hair looks a bit lighter than the other side. Does that make sense? So these are just little tips to help give you that professional look at the end of your color job, i'm gon na go ahead and speed up this video. I will literally be following the exact same process that i just showed you now in real time. Um to the rest of my frontal, i will just continue to splice the hair and um thin spices and apply generously. My bleach enjoy okay. So when i get to the very front of the lace, frontal um, so since i won't be creating a money piece which is um when the hair is parted center, it's the two strips at the very top. Usually that's lighter than the rest. However, we're going to be creating an even color throughout, so what i do here is you see, i actually split the um front splices into two, and i did a bottom section and then a top section and um just because the it's the front, you want your Results to be a bit more precise, that's the only reason why i do that. I and i feel that it gives a more professional outcome to the results. So, okay, so once i finished applying the bleach um all over the hair about an inch away from the roots, i turned flip my frontal around. It looks crazy as a bat right now because of all the foil underneath it. I flip my frontal around and i just um apply a thicker concentration of bleach to the lace and then i let it sit for about 15 minutes and keep in mind. The color has been sitting on the hair now for about like um, i'm sorry. The bleach has been sitting on the hair now for about 30 minutes. Um based on the color that you want to achieve. Mine has been about 30 minutes so now applying the bleach onto the lace. I will allow it to sit for 15 more minutes, giving the entire um frontal piece um 45 minutes of processing. Then i will go ahead and wash wash out and soak it in my purple shampoo for um for about an hour guys. Oh, so this is our result. I am so happy with it. It'S absolutely perfect. I achieved this by washing out the bleach with neutralizing shampoo and then i went ahead and allowed the frontal to sit in the purple shampoo for about two hours, approximately um until the color um looked exactly how the client requested and um exactly like the color. That'S already on her wig unit. If you look, you see the wig unit, you see the bottom. There is absolutely no difference between the frontal and the actual wig, so i just went ahead and sewed the frontal back onto the wig and this there she is. Ah, she is absolutely perfect: oh my god um so she's completely clueless. I will go ahead and um gently kindly package her into her luxury box and ship on over to my clients, who will literally just throw her on and she's literally um ready for a great night out and um she's completely clueless. She is absolutely perfect. I love her. This is her again with outflash. As you can see, the color is just stunning and honestly, you guys. The camera is not even doing justice to this color. It'S appearing a lot more um orangey toned on camera. However, it's it's much more cooler than this. So if you love her as much as i do and as much as my client will, let me know in the comments subscribe. Um follow us on instagram shoot me a message dm shop on the website. Let me know what i can create for you, um i'm, based in los angeles and um, i'm so excited to meet you and to work with you. I just love. I just love her. I love her. I love the color. I wish you guys could see this color in person anyway, chat soon see you in my next video