How To Tint Your Lace Frontal/Closure (No Makeup/Dye) + Install Ft. Recool Hair

Super super thick like get into this. This is just I believe this is only three bundles, hey guys. What'S up it's a girl with a B for those of you who don't know, and if you didn't know now, you know it's. I thought welcome back to my channel, so in today's video you guys, I'm gon na show you guys how to, since you are lace, frontal or lace closure, using basically like a powdered food coloring, as opposed to using makeup. I have one of my subscribers comments on one of my video saying that they really wanted to tip their lace, but they weren't makeup wearer. So what are the other alternatives? So I decided to do some experimenting and I found this one for you guys. Yes, I got this hair from her cool hair. It is super on and Huffington. I got three bundles in a pretzel. This is in the body wave texture the front, so is a 13 inch by 4, inch lace, frontal and it is pre plucked. I love that the companies most companies now are switching over to pre-cut frontals, because those super thick dense ones we're definitely not abide and just way too much work to get to look natural, so this saves so much time the hair. Obviously, you guys could see it took the dye, so it can take dine. You guys can see it's pearl, so it can hold a curl. The only thing I haven't done is straighten it, but I'm sure if it could do all that it will have no problem. Getting getting bone straight! Sorry guys, I just ran away for a quick second, because I want to put this clip in my hair, so you guys could see it. It'S just fabulous and it is so stinking cute. I got this clip from beauty mark bundles. You can get your own by clicking down in the description box. You will see the link where you could get. You guys can use my coat whip every for 10 % off but yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, and you guys will see me next one. Alright, you guys, so I decided to make the bundles into a unit. This is how it looks for this video. I am going to be using the 80. Each color powdered food coloring is similar to a powdered foundation in its texture, and this is the color once it's open, so it's pretty close to my skin. Alright, you guys so I'm looking a little bit crazy because I clean my hairline on my wig cap was already on from my old wig, so I'm just not redoing it because it's pretty compact down, so you guys see this like line. That'S where, like I wiped off my makeup with alcohol to prep my skin, this is the mixture that I created using the powdered food coloring along with water, so I just mixed it in a spray bottle. You want to get a spray bottle of your choice. I did try using regular liquid food coloring, but over time it oxidizes and it turns green. So, with the powdered food coloring, I found that it doesn't turn any weird colors. I'Ve had this in the bottle for about two weeks now or a week or something and it's still breath so what I do before I tip my lace is: I just take a white cloth and I'll spring, my tint on there. You guys can see that it's obviously brown so depending on your skin color, this might be to like it might be too dark. You'Re gon na do a few rounds when we tip the lace anyhow. So it's really up to you, I'm sorry! If I'm in and out of focus get it to get there, you guys can see this. It'S not my skin color. I don't think actually, maybe, but the great thing about this too, is that it's not permanent. So if you do end up using too much, you can always go wash off and restart, and if you do too little, you just keep adding more coats. So what I like to do is add my first coat either. Let it dry if I have something to do or I'll just use a blow dryer to dry it up real quick. You basically do as many coats as you feel necessary for your skin color. So what I usually do is just test it with my hand. So if I can kind of see this great casting while this is before I go to put anything that I know it's obviously not ready. For me, word of advice. Do this on a paper towel or something just to don't make oh man. This is after the knots have been bleached to keep that in mind. So I completely open my front so because this is on a wig, and I literally I just spray. My whole front see that we have a few good sprees in there. It'S not drenched, but you guys can see that is a little bit wet so like they said you can either leave it to let it dry. If you have something to do or blow-dry it, so it dries faster. I don't know what I'm gon na do yet, but I'm gon na come back when it's done and I'm more than likely going to add a second coat. So I will show you guys how it looks all right you guys. So I've done my one coat and it has dried. I'M just gon na show you guys how it looks on my hat, so you can kind of see what I'm working with just to be extra secure. I am gon na do another one, so the extra security, but it's looking good so far, all right guys. So here I am spraying it on. This is my second coat. You guys can see it's pretty well saturated and it is looking darker than before. Alright, you guys so this is after my second coat, has dried, I'm putting it against my skin and it blends in pretty well. So I put it on to show you guys again, you guys can see. It is looking amazing, there's, no gray white kind of casting that comes with transparent laces. It basically looks identical to my skin color. So now I'm gon na move on towards melting it. On today I will not be using goo I'll be using got to be blue. Gel because I do not plan to keep this wig on for very long, I am so sorry you guys, I did not realize it didn't catch me on camera or cutting off my lace. So basically, what I'm doing is just cutting off my lace before I melts it on. You do not want to cut in a straight line, because your hair line is not perfectly straight. I don't want to cut in a Jake motion and make your hair line as close as possible once again, I'm so sorry guys, but I'm just cutting the least in this process. So once that is done, I'm gon na start applying the got to be blue gel to the perimeter of my forehead. It is a white gel that dries clear. It is not a blue. I will insert a picture because I guess I didn't do a cameo of it in it. I basically just put it around the perimeter of my hairline until it turns clear and then I use the end of a tail comb, a makeup brush a popsicle stick to push it into my hairline, so start to push it into my skin. Not my hairline! You want to apply this before your hairline, so that I get that ultimate meltdown all right, you guys so after I have melted down my fur on so I'm gon na go in with the hot comb and just straighten up the root I'm gon na go in, And then cut my baby hair, so basically I just section off little pieces at the front. Snip snip put some scissors. I do this on both sides. I use some gel to slick it back and then I put on my headscarf to really like melted down down down down and when I'm done there and basically done the look. So thank you guys so much for watching and hope you enjoy. Thank you guys. So much for watching this video, I really really appreciate it. You guys will see me in the next one and bye