Hi, beautiful. Today, we're doing a virgin double process on Regina. Hi, Regina. Regina is my social media manager. She is the queen behind all the photos and the videos you see. Thank you for all that. Today, I'm about to repay you with some bleach and a lot of it. Yes. Yesterday, she was like, I think I wanna be blonde and I was like, I think that's a great idea. I'm gonna be showing you guys how exactly I like to do my double process virgin applications. All the kinds of tips and tricks I've learned over the years on how to get the best results and everything in between. I'm gonna show you how I mix the color, how I apply it, how to rinse it off correctly and how to tone our double processes. So, you ready to be blonde, Regina? Yes. First, let's talk about the fact that this is a professional tutorial, okay? So, if you're at home trying to do this, maybe not for you. You might learn a thing or two, but at the same time, I wanna just say I'm not trying to teach you all at home. This is for people who already know how to do hair and have been to hair school or in our hairstylist. There's gonna be things in here that might not make sense to you if you are not a hairstylist. I apologize, but today is centered on the professionals. We're gonna first section Regina's hair out. I'm just gonna center part her hair and get it into four quadrants and get it nice and pretty and ready for the application. For some reason, I can never do the center part, probably because it's too straight for me. It's not gay enough, I can't do it. How are you feeling, Regina? Excited, a bit scared, but in a good way. She was like, I'm a bit nervous. I'm like, why? It's fine. Cause I never did that before. I did like every color of the rainbow, but not blonde. You're gonna be very blonde after today. And boom, we got our four quadrants sectioned out. Great. Let's go and mix up our color and then get applying. All right, let's get mixing. So I'm gonna be using 30 volume on our mids and ends because her hair is quite dark and we're gonna go quite fast through her hair. We wanna use a higher developer for less amount of time instead of using a lower developer and more time. So we're gonna be using our 30 volume with our powder and I'm going to just eyeball it. When I'm doing a virgin double process application with foils, I like to have it a little bit more on the runny thick side than like peanut butter thick side, if that makes any sense. We don't want to drip out of the foils and we don't want it to be all clumped up in one place because when you're using foils, we kind of want the lightener to seep through all of the different layers of the hair and not just stay on the top. If you mix it up too thick, you're gonna probably get a lot of bleed marks and a lot of spots that are kind of missing and still dark when you pull out the foils. That is a great consistency here. Beautiful.  I'm going in and I'm using metal detox to ensure that I get good reliable color results and this is just gonna dry into the hair as I work it in throughout each section. Okay, so we're starting our application and what I'm gonna be doing is taking paper thin sections like this, placing the foil underneath and we're gonna go in and we're gonna go about a half an inch away from the root because we all know that the heat from the scalp is gonna process the hair faster so we're gonna start off from these ends. Now I don't actually close the foils when I do this. I like to let a few more pieces down in between the foils and I'm just adding to the previous. So we're gonna lift the foil up from the back and we're gonna add that new section of hair and they're making sure we get in between all of the hair and we're not missing anything. That is the most important thing with the double process on a virgin head of hair is that you're not missing any hair.  It's really embarrassing, I don't recommend it. And we're making sure to apply a lot of lightener. I'm just gonna be laying my foils on top and that's how I do it. I'm all about speed when it comes to coloring. Make sure that your foils are also really close to the scalp and we're gonna paint a half an inch away from the roof. Guys, just go fast. That is what I've learned over the years of doing hair. Just put it on there. Nobody wants to be in your chair for 10 hours getting a double process. Actually, there are some people who do want that but I think they're a little cuckoo. When it comes to mixing my lightener, I don't mix a ton at a time.  So we want that power to always stay very strong throughout the entire process. So mixing lightener is a pain in the a**. You gotta do it like a million times when you're doing a virginal process. Like you're gonna go through a lot of lightener. So I have another tip for you. If you wanna make sure that you have even distribution of lightener on both sides of the hair, a great thing to do is apply the lightener to the foil first like this and then lay the hair on top. That way you're getting the backside coated with lightener at the same time as the front. Okay, the first section has been completed. Now all I'm gonna do here is just do a little boom. And that's it. We don't need to fold every single foil. It is such a waste of time. Trust me, I've done it before. Don't do it. We're gonna move on to the next section, which is this front side.  But since there's two of us, me and Chrislien are doing her hair right now, I'm gonna be going back to front as Chrislien goes from back to front. That way everything processes evenly and at the same amount of time. After each section is done, I'm gonna be setting my timer for about 45 minutes. That is when my first check is gonna take place. Also, please don't take a lot of time with your sections. This should be done in about 15 minutes or 20 minutes at most per section. Ideally the entire head should be finished in about 70 to 80 minutes if you're fast enough. So set a clock, watch yourself as you go and make sure you are keeping on schedule and continuing to color that hair quickly and efficiently as you go. Because sometimes you can slow down as you get to the front of the head, but we do not want that. We wanna pick up that speed and keep going really fast. Let me get to the front of her head and let's get this all cooking because it is already turning blonde back here. Ooh, you're already getting blonde. So when we color the side of the hair, we're gonna be going at a diagonal like this.  This is gonna help because the head is rounded, obviously. This will ensure that we're getting it really close to the scalp at all times and we're making sure that everything is evenly saturated and gorgeous as we move up.  Make sure you're putting the same amount of hair in each foil because if you don't, some of the sections that are really, really thin in those foils can over process and the thicker slices will under process. Okay, we have completed the entire mids and end sections and she's fully saturated. It is looking good. It is getting nice and bright yellow. Once each section processes for about 45 minutes and gets to like kind of a bright yellow stage, I'm gonna start taking these foils out one by one and going on her root and painting every single root section. I'm gonna be using 20 volume and powder lightener to do that. Once that's all done, we're gonna go through each section and kind of make sure that every single piece of hair on those mids and ends are covered as well. How are you feeling?  Is it heavy? You've like 10 pounds of foils in your head. It's kind of artistic though. I'm into it. I am starting at the top and basically just flipping over each section and painting and I did the same sort of mixing as I did with the last lightener. It's pretty thick and we're gonna take the next one off, flip it over and paint. So we're just getting in between all of those foils and painting every single piece of root and also cross-checking our sections and making sure we didn't miss anything. This is your chance to kind of fix any problems that are going on if you see that you missed a whole section somehow, like you can put more lightener on those sections and make sure it's all covered. But everything is looking really nice. It is lifting really well. Make sure you're doing the root sections in the same pattern that you applied the mits and ends. So I did this section first and I did this section and finished this section and went to that section. I like to really, really pack on the lightener as you can probably tell. This is also your chance to check on the elasticity of the hair. Take a section and just do a little tug. Make sure it's still nice and strong. You do not want any flimsiness.  So immediately take a lightener off if that is what's happening, if you're getting an elastic sort of feel to the hair. Right now her hair feels nice and strong. I'm definitely monitoring it as I work through it and making sure nothing gets too light. You really have to worry about those like first strands that you do, like the things underneath on the hairline. It tends to get really hot underneath here. So make sure you air that out and don't let the hair all fall on top of itself back there. All right, so we have made it to the other side of her head. I'm gonna look at her root in about 35 minutes and see how it's processing. But so far, so good. Did I just get color on your forehead? And you guys, normally I would go back, back, front, front. But just because I had another person working on this with me, I'm going back, front, back, front. And again, with the speed, like this should be really, really quick. Like five to seven minutes per section. This should be really simple this part because all you're doing is just taking foils out and painting in between the sections. So bing, bing, boom, be done with it quick.  It's good. Such an annoying itch, isn't it? Yeah. It's kind of in between like coldness and thickness. We have finished putting the lightener on her hair. Now I'm gonna do the thing I always do, which is spray the little processing cap with some water inside just so it kind of steams up with the heat from her scalp and continues to let the lightener process and not try out. So we're gonna let this sit. I'm gonna look at it in like 35 minutes and see how it's going. But so far, we're getting yellow. We're getting somewhere.  You're free to move around and I'll see you in a bit, okay? Okay. Onto the rinse in the shampoo. Make sure you're very thorough with this. Now, we're gonna shampoo twice. For some reason, the lightener just adds this kind of like chalky feel to the hair and if you don't completely get it out of the hair, it just remains feeling really dry. Usually when the hair feels dry after you blow dry it from a dull process, it's probably because there's still lightener in there and you need to do another shampoo. Do not scrub the scalp. Make sure that your water is lukewarm. You do not want it hot and you do not want it really cold. Cold will tend to snap the hair because you're bringing the hair from really hot to really cold too fast.  It's already irritated. You're just gonna add more irritation to the head and further expand the hair fiber. And we don't want that. I'm also gonna pre-toner hair with a purple shampoo. I'm using my own Supernova. It's just gonna get rid of a little bit of that yellow before we then go in with the actual toner after. After I shampoo, I'm gonna let the Olaplex step two sit on for about 10 minutes, rinse it off, and then we're gonna start blow drying. What? It's even wider on this screen.  I am. Can you believe it? No. I love it. Look at this hair. Look how white it is. It's gonna be so good when we tone it. It's perfect. It's so healthy too. It feels amazing. When you do it right, it stays healthy, okay? We are not losing any hair. That is a great sign, you guys. We just did an Olaplex treatment just to make sure her hair stays intact. I also use metal detox. So her hair is looking really good. We're gonna now dry her hair to about 90% and I'll be back to apply the Shadesy Q toner and get everything perfect. Cause it already basically is like, I can literally leave her like this. Yeah. I love it over and over again. Like when this is dry, it'll be flawless. All right. We have dried the hair. We're now gonna start on the root. We're gonna apply everything in kind of like a root drop pattern. It's gonna go down in the back with the root shadow and up in the front. This is kind of like a root shadow, but not a real one because we are basically just gonna leave the toner on for different amounts of time on the roots versus the end. So it's gonna appear like just half a shade darker on the root just because we left it on for longer, but it's gonna be the same exact shade all over. We're gonna do that and then we're gonna look at it and see how that looks. And we might go in again with a root shadow. Just, you know, sometimes you just don't know until you do it and you see the results and then you might have to just perfect it after that. Okay, we're using Shades of Q to tone today. I'm thinking a level nine, but with just a little splash of 10 in there just so it doesn't go dark. I mean, it's not gonna be dark because level nine in Shades of Q is like quite light. We're gonna do nine V to cancel out any of that yellow. We're gonna do nine GI just to get a little bit of that like gold, but iridescent, sort of clear, but cool tone level nine in there. And then a nine P just because I like that kind of titanium, pearlescent look as well. And then just a little splash of 10 in. I'm not even gonna really measure. I'm just gonna do a little at the end just to kind of anchor it down and make sure it doesn't go too violet or too dark on us. And then we're gonna put in our Shades of Q gloss gel. All right, we're gonna start by outlining the section and you wanna work really fast. The Shades of Q only goes on the head for 20 minutes. So you don't have a lot of time. Just do it, put it on there. And this part in the back is where you want the most sort of root shadow, root drop.  If our hair was longer, I'd probably go farther down. See how fast I'm working this. You can already see that beautiful tone show up. Also naturally, hair is sort of ashier at the root area and sort of goes into a warmer color on the ends. So we're trying to make it look like a sort of natural color, even though it's totally not. When you take vertical back sections and then you paint it all at the same sort of height on the hair, when you let it down, it'll have a little bit of a variation of height because you're over directing the opposite direction. And this will give you a really beautiful blend on the root instead of it looking like a line. And as we get to the front of the head, we're just gonna slightly go a little bit less high in the front. That way she has all of that brightness right around her face. Plus at the edges of the hair, it tends to develop really fast with the toner. So we don't want that to over process and turn really gray. We get to the front here. We're basically just tapping the root. Look at how pure white we got her hair. Oh my God, that toner was scaring me just a little bit, but it ended up being perfect. We're just gonna style it and finish off the look, but it looks incredible. Do you love it or do you love it? Of course, I couldn't imagine that I could look like this.  Yeah, this looks incredible. Let's just show everybody like the flawlessness between this root shadow and this end color. Like again, we just did the same formula over everything, but as you can see, because I left it on the roots longer, you're getting this beautiful depth at the root and a little bit of shadow. So I love doing that. It's super easy. And instead of mixing up two different formulas, you can just do one all over and get great results. I also love that there's like a little bit of yellow still in the ends. It makes it look reflective and natural instead of like heavy way down and like dirty looking. But then her roots have a little bit more of an ash tone to make it look natural. It also gives it like more depth and more volume at the top if you make it a little bit more darker and ashier. So I just think it came out perfect. And like, I can't stop touching it. I need to stop. Because it feels really good too. It's so soft. Yeah, yeah, I know. I can't believe that this is my hair. It looks so good. And she finally has like texture in her hair. Curls. And curls. I'm so happy. It's just unbelievable. Definitely took a bit of time, but we got there. I hope you guys learned a lot about the process of bringing somebody from a natural brunette to a double process like white platinum blonde. How do you feel Regina? I have no words literally. I'm just like shook. It hasn't fully set in for her yet. Yeah, still processing. I just can't, can't stop watching myself in the mirror. Yeah. She's like, what is that? Oh, that's the best feeling. I'm so jealous. Yeah. I want that. I've done too many things to my hair. I never feel like that anymore.  Oh, my hair is pink. But I think this is your color. You belong like this. So that transformation is complete. You've fully got your Mondo makeover today. It's the first one in a while. So if you like check out any of the X Mondo hair products we use in today's video, they're all linked below. We use electric rain and we use force field heat shields and our hair just feels so beautiful. Make sure you guys check me out everywhere else and my hair care, my hair color brand. They are on Instagram, I'm on Instagram and TikTok and everywhere else. And check out some other videos right here and right here. There's so many good ones. Yay! And that's basically it. Thanks for watching you guys. Don't forget to live your extra what? Life. Like you are now. And I'll see you guys next time. Bye. Bye.


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You start what got me in the comedy cuz I always want to sign with T.I. Like that's my favorite I seen that on the interview you said that you see the nigga about 30 times on the wall right there Yeah, yeah tipping me. Yeah You with my kids right there, let's talk about T.I. for a second because did you ever meet T.I. I'm gonna show you how I'm gonna tell you how everything come for so you know, you know T.I. doing comedy, right? Correct. He doing comedy Yeah, we on boss talk one on one Well, yep. Well, ma'am you start what got me in the comedy because I always want to sign with T.I. Like that's my favorite I seen that on the interview you said that you see the nigga about 30 times on the wall right there. Yeah, yeah tipping me Yeah You with my kids right there. Let's talk about T.I. for a second because did you ever meet T.I. I'm gonna show you how I'm gonna tell you how everything come for so you know, you know T.I. doing comedy, right? Correct. He doing comedy. But when you started he wasn't doing comedy at that time. Exactly. So, Ma'am, listen. And with my backpack, you'll get my backpack out of the car. I got to see to him. I got to show y'all the case.  He come in, you know, he come in with that with that. Hey man, you know what I mean? He comes in he's a very professional dude But even from from the time I known him because I knew him by a coupe by the clothing that we see So that's the only thing that let me and this nigga together and uh, but I always had a mad respect and and I was a little mad at him about the flip thing that that when I first met him I was able to get past that but it was like damn that nigga That's the nigga that did that with flip now. I'm gonna text his heart is so but as I watched his journey I Start to say this nigga bad like lyrically This is a bad dude, man And then business wise I seen the moves as a dude from the south to come from where he came from I started looking at the growth potential and then he got locked up.  That was my no bud to die. What was his name? And all them boys was together and I was like man It's gonna be great for tip cuz he just coming home You know what I'm saying and I never got arrested again right after that and then a movie in the movie It portrays him like as he was just getting out. Yeah It was dope and so when you look at what way he came from and then being in that journey with him and meeting All those times that we met I always enjoyed his his whole movie man And then then what really helped it was people like Lisa Ralph Mike Mark Jerry all of the people at RP 55 group and and the Jida guy Jason Jida, whatever Jason Yeah, all those people that was around him. I was linked with those people So it didn't matter what he done the group of people in that family at RP 55 in the clothes that we were selling Made me respect him even Kenya out of like they made me I had to move with the movement Yeah, they were posting me on the coupage. I wasn't popular at the time They made a nigga feel like he was somebody dealing with him. So yeah, I always rock with ti man I always write with his So let me hear the story on how come how ti dissed you or I heard a little bit about let me know Is here let's talk about Inspired me He doesn't I'm gonna make it off that nigga left you nigga. He just inspired me the tip of night It's a cool cat man.  Yeah So listen So it was it was 2000. It was 2016 2016. Yeah, I was rocking with him back then Yeah, he was he was coming to Onyx for his birthday in October But I said 2016 baby. No when he came to Onyx, okay for his birthday Like I never forget I was outside waiting on this nigga about two and a half three hours trade Trader truth was out there. He the one told me that he was gonna come He was gonna like plug me in with him when he pulled up. So when he pulled up You know, he pulled up in the black truck. He had a driver Somebody was in the front. It was a girl in back and then you know, he was in the home He was sitting behind a passenger seat.  So he walked me over there to the car He walked me over there to the window.   He chuck him to himself. He was like, hmm You show you want me to listen to this?  I know what it is But I know he gonna call me. I'm not signing the hustle games. I should Ending the CD. I did it was his urban legend cover But but I just redid the cover. So this is why he chuckled this the CD I gave It's called best in this car best thing since till and ti behind That's my face. No in the back here No, no that you but you know on urban legend if you look up his urban legend album Yeah, just like that.  I'm thinking Yeah, yeah, this nigga here thing. He think he fit it just go blow. We got a hope of siege Yeah, cuz when you see his cover when you see the urban Urban legend cover I don't seen it.    It had to take him by storm, bro I wish I had interview tip and ask him and get you out on the phone and say man I still like it was so crazy. You ain't talking about this yet.   I don't remember it. I ain't never told him, but I ain't never told him this door I never told him.  You got two of these of this song Yeah, nigga, let me take a picture this this here is a Laris.  Yeah, nigga, you a hell of I thought that was the way I love idea. I love the idea bruh. I ain't feel like tea that dope mean I ain't gonna lie I love a lot.   Hey, I'm a tag that nigga. You gotta worry about no more No, no, I'm gonna be melancholy. I'm gonna put it up nigga.  No, I really like this. So let's go with the story. So So, yeah, uh, I give him the CD like I said he put it in backseat or whatnot So like I said on the whole time just think a lot boy when he get after this party when this nigga get back in this car I already I just plan it in my head.  So I was like, I'm gonna give it I'm gonna give it two months 60 days Man niggas by nine months went by I'm talking about I'm depressed I'm just like and at this time looking at my girl my baby mama. I just looked at her and like man Bitch, I'm finna start talking about your head.   You feel me? So the next week I went back. It was October 17 2017 You remember exactly. Yeah, my first time ever performing and like I've been performing ever since so when you I killed that So really you in your in your heart.  Yeah, cuz it was like he depressed you Yeah, I didn't want to I didn't want to sign with nobody else, but Ti could have my faith He's still my favorite. He's still your favorite. I don't want to sign with nobody Hustle gang a grand hustle so when he when he Then I told myself I told myself I ain't want to be one of them niggas who's still trying to rap why they old So I'm gonna get my cuz when I got out of prison I told myself like when I got out 2012 I told myself I'm gonna give myself five years in this rap shit anyway And if it don't work, I'm just fine something and just so happened Five years was up in 2017 and I started coming That's a good story man Like I said, I'll be seeing Ti see Ti all the time in He don't know that you Told him I'ma tell him though. No, you don't know after this. I'm gonna promise you. I'm gonna tell them That's crazy. What's so crazy like I'm big ti fan a big ti fan and Like the doors that I was wanting to open up for rap. It's like all them doors opening up like in the comedy game I don't think I I would ever been What song did that that you song on your on your own that CD that sound like something like ti would have dropped switch it up I got a song in the car For years He had this master girl. You've been wanting for years. So, so the wrong Do not the road. I'm so I don't say the road. What's that dude named man? I said the road cuz I was thinking but the dude that was on the nigga that performed the other night The hit the artist that we be with him all the time. Transly. No the one that he's all B. Oh, B No, not the artist. Yeah, the one be with ti all the time. Drogh young Drogh. Yeah Drogh Drogh hustle hard though Drogh was with ti and he I'm thinking the time the time when you was trying to get on with him Joe Joe one Joe one really in a picture. He wasn't in a picture. Then who was in the picture then somebody was there It was the new niggas. That's why I felt so confident. I was like, bro I know I'm from the sound was hustling cuz I'm looking at his roster. I'm like, bro The niggas ain't hard. What was the guy that passed away? Dobie. Oh, Dobie was hard Don't that nigga. Oh, he was over. It was hard. But that they during that time. Dobie was grand hustle.  That was like the new That's what I was trying to be on cuz I was looking at rocks. I'm like, bro This nigga Tokyo jazz probably about the hardest one on that bit and she's a girl. You've both been on that thing That's what I'm saying and that depressed my boy. That's how we back now. They did not sign me Push me straight in the car. Yeah, we on boss talk