How To Ombre Your Lace Frontal Wig To A Golden Blond Tutorial!!!

Hi guys welcome back to another video, so today's video i'm going to be showing you guys how i got this bomb hair color. This is probably one of my most requested videos, because i have a video like this um that i did like a year or so ago, and y'all went crazy over that hairstyle and mostly every comment was like, do a tutorial. Why you got this color. Do a tutorial how you got this color, so you guys i did, and i pretty much re did the wig um, not that wig, i just recolored the look um, so i can show you guys exactly how i got this color now. This one is a slight bit lighter than the other one, that's on my channel and if you guys go check it out, let me see what i'm talking about um, but i did it the exact same way. Only thing i did was, i used one foil this time and the last time i did it, i didn't have it because i ran out so uh yeah. I use like a plastic bag to like trap in the heat when i did the other color, but this one. I actually made sure that i had everything that i needed for this specific video um. I didn't show you guys how i curled this and i didn't show you guys how i installed it, because i have a lot of videos on my channel on how i install wigs in the other video. If you go check it out, shows you exactly how i curl my hair, so i did it the exact same way that i curled it in the last video. The only difference is, i had a um middle part, but i do have another video on my channel. That actually has a side part, but i think it's like on the opposite side. So if you guys want to check that video out definitely check it out, but i try to save myself time because the curling, the coloring process took a little longer girl and i didn't want to have to like re. Do the curling part she would? I would have been stuck with like a 40 minute video, instead of like a 20 to 15 minute video. So i hope you guys really enjoyed this video and, if you guys did enjoy the video, don't forget to subscribe to my channel like this video and leave a comment in the comment section telling me guys what you want me to tell you what you guys want To see me do next um and don't forget to subscribe to my channel okay, because some of y'all i'll be seeing y'all some of y'all be watching my videos and y'all be subscribing okay, i'm gon na try to hit that subscribe button; okay, okay, all right! All! Right guys, bye, hey guys, so the first thing you see me doing is i'm going to be sectioning off the hair. As you can see, i already sectioned from ear to ear and then i will be sectioning out the back half and that's what you see me doing now: okay, guys so once i went in and did that. The second thing i'm doing is using this quick, um blue bleach and i'm gon na be using three um big cup sizes and i'm just gon na put that in a bowl and then i'm going to be using this clairol um 30 volume developer and i'm going To be putting a lot in the bowl as well um, just because i want it to be really creamy, so you'll see the consistency in a minute, as you guys can see, it is really thick and really creamy. Um you're also going to be needing some luna foil. So once you get done bleaching, you can just put the foil on there. So i can process um. The back will be sectioned off in three sections and i'm starting midway and i'm going to be working. My way down and the reason i said that, because a lot of times the ends bleach faster than the rest of the hair. So i just started from the midway and work my way down. Um, as you guys can see, i'm flipping the hair over. So i can get the backside because you do not want to not get all of the hair, because your bleaching will be very spotty and stuff like that, as you guys can see, i'm working it in you want to make sure that you open the hair up. Like you see me doing, and you want to make sure that you get in between the hair because a lot of times like i'm using thick sections and if you don't open it up, your middle will be very blotchy. And then you also want to make sure that you're not making a straight across line at the top of where you start the bleach at. Because if you do, you would just it would look like just blunt line of bleach and it's not going to look cute. So you want to kind of make like i kind of made like a m if that makes sense kind of made it m. So it's not like straight across bleach and then once you get done, you just wrap it up in the foil and then you move on to the next section. So again you don't want to do the ends first, because it process a little faster. So the rest of your hair can be like darker and then the ends will be super bright and you kind of want it to kind of like go together so um like i said you want to make sure that you open the hair up and you want To work it in the hair because you do not want to have spots in the middle of your hair, where it didn't get bleached so just make sure that you take your time and working in as you guys can see me doing, and you do not want A straight across line like i like so serious, do not do a straight across line because it will be just like a blunt line, a bleach and it's not gon na look cute like once. You rinse it out. It'S gon na look really ugly. So do not do it straight across line okay, so um just keep on watching you guys will see exactly what i'm doing. I'M gon na um tell you guys what i'm gon na be doing to the next row so that it makes sense. Okay, yeah, i'm combing! The hair out and i'm going to start midway and i'm going to work my way down. You guys want to see me slowly go up the hair and with this middle section, what i'm doing with this section right here as you guys, can see i'm going further up than i did on the one. That'S underneath and the reason that i'm doing. That is because i don't want them all to be like the same where the bleach started. I wanted to have some type of contrast, so that's pretty much what i'm doing and, as you guys can see, i'm opening it up because it looks very splotchy in the middle and you do not want that. So you guys, you see this like m pattern that you kind of can see uh. Well, i did slow it down, so you guys can see exactly what it looked like um on one of them but uh. I wanted you guys to see that it's not a straight across line at the top, where i started the bleach head, because let me tell you it's going to be ugly, if you do that, so make sure that you uh kind of have some type of contrast At the top, okay, okay, so, as you guys can see, i'm making my hair really flat and i'm painting the bleach on to the hair is because i want to get it as um put the bleach on as much as possible, and i want to get it All in the hair, so, instead of using like a board like you see, people put underneath um their hair when they're doing bleaching, i'm just pretty much using my hand and kind of like helping me. You know it's guiding me pretty much, so i'm making sure that i get in between um the hair and i'm open. You can see me like opening up and working it in with my hands, and this step is very, very, very, very, very, very, very important. Okay. Okay, guys so when you're painting it on, please do not forget to turn it over and get the other side, because a lot of times we do that we'll, like do one side and forget to do the other side. So you want to make sure that you turn it over and make sure that you're working you want to make sure that you open the hair up and get in between the hair shaft, because a lot of times the bleach is just on the outer layer. And it's not in the inside of the hair, and you don't want to do that because you would have so many dark patches in the middle and you're gon na be like. Why do it look like a leopard? And that's because you didn't open it up and get in between it. Okay, i don't know if you guys cannotice, but you can see the foil, as is like it's getting higher up, there's layers, so it's getting! The bleach is going higher as i go up just if you look at the way that i place the foil on there. You can see that it is getting higher, so you want to take the bleach higher as you go to each layer. Okay - and i wanted to show you guys - because this is where i actually do the m shape - you see that it's not a straight across line at the top. You don't want a straight across line like i said, because it's going to look very ugly, so you see me flipping it over and i'm getting the other side i'm opening up and i'm making sure that it's fully saturated and bleached, because i do not want any Spots guys, so i want you to pay attention to the top. You see that it's not a straight across line, i kind of made like an m. That'S what you want to do with every single section: okay, and you want to make sure that you cover all the hair up with the obliques so to trap it in the heat. So it can live perfectly okay. So now i'm at the top and i've already parted it in the middle. And now i'm just taking off a triangle from the middle part so right in the center. And then i'm going to be sectioning that off halfway and i pretty much will not be doing like a straight across b. So i'm pretty much going to have it curved. So i'm just painting the bleach on, as you guys can see the same way that i did the back and you want to make sure that the line is not straight across definitely in the front, because baby was not going to like it. So, as you guys can see i'm kind of starting midway, so i have a little more black on this section um then i do then i will have on the next section is because i'm doing the exact same thing i did in the back, where i'm actually Bringing the bleach higher up as i go up the hair, if that makes sense, as i go up the sections so as you guys can see, i'm going higher up. I'M on this section that i did on the last section and remember guys you want to open the hair up. I know i'm like saying this over and over again, because i want you guys to understand. You want to open the hair up, because if you do not open it up, it would look like a leopard in the middle and i'm telling you it's not going to look cute at all. So make sure you open it up and make sure that you do not do it straight across line you kind of want to make a m. If that makes sense, it's going to look so pretty when you do that, hey guys, so, as you can see, you can get a little messy as you guys can see myself. I got bleach everywhere, but i'm used to it. So it's kind of okay with me, but if you want to, you can just put a cape over yourself, okay guys, so i went in here and did the exact same thing on the opposite side of there, okay guys. So this is a triangle that i was telling you about and uh i'm just going to untwist this piece, because i had twisted it up to get it out of the way. Don'T worry about the bleach, that's already on it, because i'm going to be bringing the bleach all the way up to the roots, i'm probably going to be using leaving like probably like a quarter inch of the roots um left, but i'm pretty much going to be Covering most of all of the hair and remember guys, even though this is a thin section, i'm still going to be working this bleach and i'm still wanting to be opening it up and i'm pretty much going to do the exact same thing. On the other side um, so, as you can guys can see, i did bring the bleach all the way up. I just didn't touch like the lace with it, so i have like a tiny bit of roots left, but i pretty much brought it all the way up and i'm using two on the foils, because i want to make sure that it heat up at the um. The root of the color, the strands, if that makes sense - and i want to be setting my timer for 30 minutes guys so once the timer has stopped, i'm going to be using the reckons. Purple shampoo, the tresemme shampoo, as well as the tresemme conditioner, and this is what the hair is looking like once i have rinsed all of the bleach out and trust me. It'S going to look so much better when it's dry, but now i'm just going to go in with my um 30 volume developer and i'm pretty much just going to go over the entire wig with this and um. The reason i'm doing this is because the roots is a little dark and i don't want to bleach them at all. I just want to kind of lift them a little bit, so they can be a little more brown than black per se. So i'm pretty much just going to use this and i'm going to use it with my hands and i'm just going to work it all in and i'm going to go over the entire hair with the um. It'S not going to hurt um the blonde that i've already um bleached, it's just going to probably lift it just a little bit when i say a little bit, i mean a tiny bit because i really don't have any bleach in it, but it works okay by Itself, definitely when you want like a lighter brown, if that makes sense, because it's already a brown, but i want it to be just a little bit lighter. So i'm going to be doing this to the entire wig and i'm going to be letting it sit for another 30 minutes, okay guys! So once you go ahead and saturate your entire wig in the um 30 volume developer, you're just going to wrap it up with like a plastic cap i used to just because the hair was pretty heavy um, and then i let that sit like. I said for 30 minutes and then this is the end results, so i hope you guys really enjoyed this video. If you did don't forget to like and subscribe to my channel um definitely leave a comment. Okay and i'll see you guys in my next video