Lace Frontal Wig Install + Dying My Bundles From Black To Blonde

Hey YouTube: welcome back to my channel today's video, I'm going to show you how I would bow to a blonde bombshell with this bunch away, so stay tuned. So the hair that I'm using today is just some old hair that I had leftover in my house. It'S about two bundles and, as you can see, it's a little bit arm braid at the bottom and then also this 13 by 4, frontal that I got from Amazon and it's in the color 1 B. The products that I used to color the hair today are Brazilian vine builder 3, and this is an alternative to olaplex, as well as some BW 2 bleach, and I'm going to use that with some 40 volume developer and I'm also using 2 boxes of permanent color. This is the Clara liquid color and I highly gold blonde 12g, so we're gon na start off by bleaching the hair first, I am using two scoops of bleach as well as my liquid developer and I'm just gon na mix that in halfway through I'm gon na, Add my Brazilian bond builder and then mix that again as well. So, as I mentioned to you guys before the hair has a slight ombre. So when I'm applying the bleach, I'm going to apply it from the roots to the tips that way when it starts to live the color it it's out a little bit more evenly. So after you have fully saturated the hair, you just want to look in between the tracks and sing a doubled and make sure that everything is covered. After that, you set a time for 25 minutes and then go ahead and wrap the bundles up in your foil and let it process so now. Moving on to the front, I'm not being that careful with reaching the not only because everything is going to be lifted. Blonde, but regardless of that, I still want to make sure that I breach the knots just so that the front looks more scalp, like I'm done, reaching the nuts I'm going to turn it over on the foil and begin to bleach the actual hair. And I'm doing it in the regular way from tips to roots, and I'm also going to process this for another 25 minutes. I just made sure to also turn it over again and bleach on the other side, just to make sure that everything every last piece of hair was saturated in that bleach. So we don't have any dark spots after letting everything process the 35 minutes, I'm going to shampoo that bleach out with the Pantene gold, Sarah shampoo and I'm not using any conditioner, because I'm going to add a permanent color over top after this. So this is the colors that the bundles lifted after bleaching, but I wanted it to be a little bit more bright than this, so I'm going to use a high lip color. This is 12 g and color Clairol, and this color requires that you do two-to-one ratio. So for every two ounces of color, I am using four ounces of developer now, because this is a high lip color and not only deposits, but it also is going to lift the hair. A extra two levels which I felt like it was more safe than using bleach. But if you already like the level that your hair color is you don't have to get a toner that is going to live, you can just get a toner that is going to deposit, and this is going to make the hair a little bit lighter and also Add some golden tones to it, so I, like the bundles in front a little process for about 45 minutes. Then I wash and condition with the Brazilian bon builder, 3, shampoo and conditioner line, which is an extension of Brazilian Blowout. I let the hair air dry overnight, and then I made a wig with the front o in the bundles on a mesh cap which I'm not going to show you too much of because there are million tutorials already here on YouTube. Now, moving over to how I install the way Here, I am again with my Baldy: I'm gon na take some got to be glue and this is the yellow bottle and I'm going to spread that glue with an old makeup brush and I'm just gon. Na put this a little bit in front of my hairline, I actually have a small forehead, so I don't put it too much in front of my hairline, I kind of put it like almost directly on, but a little bit in front and then once I apply It I'm going to blow-dry it and let it get tacky and then I'm going to add a second layer and blow-dry that layer as well renegade renegade. Now, once I blow dry and get that second layer tacky, I'm going to use some Tresemme hairspray and I'm going to spray that down as well and blow-dry it and then we're gon na pop this bad boy. On once I have it on my head: I'm just going to position it to where I want it to lay and then just press it down ever so slightly with my fingers and then clip it behind my head to get ready to lay down the baby. I'M using my favorite edge control by dr. miracle. This stuff is the bomb and a toothbrush, and I'm just going to mow down my baby, hair and kind of like a motion as well as using my fingers to reinforce it in the way that I want it to go. Then I'm going to take some wrap strips I like to use to to get it to its maximum amount of titrant, and that is just going to set those baby hairs in place and all sewn up release into your skin. And while I give those baby here some time to set, I am going to Phii my hair with my dynamic flatiron, and you see how nice this color looks against my skin tone. I absolutely just I just love it and I'm just going to just flat iron. Each piece of my hair, so after everything is nice and flat, I'm then going to remove both of my rap strips and, as you will see, the hair is just well the lace. Rather, it's just melted in my chi or my skin, and the guys typical is very strong. As you can see here, I am sucking on the wig and it is not moving or shifting at all and that's about it for how I got this color and how I installed this way. Thank you guys for watching. Don'T forget to like this video comment and subscribe if you're new - and I will see you guys in my next video bye