613 To Dark Ash Blonde, How To Tint Lace In 1 Second - Black Girl Friendly Blonde Hair Tutorial

You hey guys and welcome back to my channel, I hope you're all doing it great. So today's video we've got a hair tutorial. I basically show you guys how to hook this hair from that crop up six one: three long, the roots blonde for a tall blonde lace to this nice customized kind of dot ash blonde with my dark brown roots. So yet you want to see the process. Thank you for watching. I'M gon na give you lots to see on the hair real quick just to let you know the hair, it's from supernova hair and his dead Brazilian straight Brazilian straight, and it looks so a lovely curled up so yeah. This is the Brazilian straight hair and they sent the lips 26, 26, 24, 22 and a 20 inch frontal. I only used three bundles and the frontal, and this hair is so full. The guys literally, is ridiculous. The texture of this hair is very coarse. It'S very thick, and it's very like it's almost a yaki kind of like got the back section from all the bleach another process and everything literally the hair is so soft. It doesn't tangle. It holds a calm knife. This has been constant sworn in and, as you can see, it's dark out now the hair is really nice. The only thing I can say about this hair back north band of is that this hair sheds and it sheds it's not I'm not going to put up with this. You know, and I feel like yeah it's acceptable because it is blonde hair and end of the day. It'S and process it's not gon na be like brand-new version. That cares my virgin hair, but he says we shouldn't a lot more before when I've got dyeing it and pressing it. I think that was because I had the track, so that was just everything needs to come out coming out now, it's not too bad, but yeah. Besides that, shed the end, this hair is a breathing mask. It'S super soft. It'S behaving nice. I haven't even straightened it once when I washed it. It waived that too Mac a body wave natural way to kind of call pattern. Then I've learned her idea, type column and it created this smooth, look literally every you have to straighten it to get. It looks to move like this and that's good, because it's not too too high-maintenance, even though it looks like you've put so much effort and time into it and even the dyeing of the roots and the hair. You did not even take long. You got you guys anyway, just to let you know to let the lace blend of my skin tonight. It'S because it did come through on such. Why ish, I just use my not foundation, and I run it around the room apart and on the part in space, and literally it got to like this. It got to let this perfect brown color. That matches me completely. Obviously it's my foundation color, so this is gon na match. Literally, the lace is really nice. It blends in flat, but you guys can see it yeah it blends in super super flat and is really midnight. I'M really happy with this hair I'm having the Kyle Arden happy of the way it came out. I'M just happy so yeah, I'm gon na have links in description box. If you like the hair from Bolivia, I put some pictures of this hair. So go metastability pictures. How can you believe that the years basically over at thank God, because this he has actually been amazing and it's all by his grace, I'm just happy and I'd know, and I hope that next year is gon na be even better for all of us. So yeah guys subscribe to my channel, like the video comment, follow my socials and I was seen in the next video take care boat. Take care keep watching to see process yeah, hey guys, so what I'm doing right now we're showing you the products I actually used to get the hair to the color. That I was, I didn't use turn not to turn the hair actually use books, diet. I found it much easier because it's like I'm guaranteed the color on the books, so I used the Garnier Bella color in the shade natural dark ash blonde and natural light ash blonde. So that is shade 7.1 and shade 9. So I got three boxes of shade. 7.1 - and I got one so what I'm doing first is literally mixing all the hair dyes together, I'm using three of the shade 7.1 and two of the shade nine. So I'm mixing them all together to get like my big big mixture, then I'm gon na start applying that to the whole hair roughly just does not need to be precise, but what I'm not doing is doing the frontal. Yet because it doesn't it's not a problem for the dye to get on the lace, but I really want to reduce that as much as possible, so I'm applying it messily to all the bundles hair the tracks like applying applying it. Obviously, you were sergeant in making sure that it gets everywhere, there's no strands that are left without dye on them, so I'm applying it applying applying it. Then, when it comes to applying it on frontal, I use a different technique. You so when it comes to applying the dye on the frontal eye, part of sections apply it at the roots. Part of sections apply it at the roots. Part sections apply at the roots, then I bring it all together with the ends, massaging it all in, and I keep doing that until I've got every single strand. This literally took me about 40 minutes to apply it because this was long bundles and the hair was really full, so make sure you buy enough boxes for the hair. I used five and I used four piece of hair in general, three bundles and a frontal. So I used five boxes so just think and think about the lengths as well, because you don't want to start dying and then you realize you're running out of dye, which I almost did. Luckily, I didn't, but yes, I'm just making sure I'm massaging it in getting it into every single strand and then, after that, we'll move on to doing the roots. So for the roots this bit it takes precision and it takes time and you need to be calm. I was sat down. I had had a drink like. I was not stressed, because if you get down the lace, it's all over Turkey, it's all over. So what I used was the Clairol nice and easy root, touch-up kit in the shade, for luckily this comes of like a really mini brush. I'Ve used it before, and this is where I keep buying. It comes with this mini brush, and this brush is perfect for roots like it gets little strands of hair without brushing onto the lace, which is perfect, because we don't want dark brown lace mm-hmm. So I'm using that brush parting. The hair, like I did when I was putting the down the front tool and I'm lightly, brushing it through the side of the frontal near Mac. Is I've made the roots longer and, as I got towards the top the middle bit, I made it less dark because I didn't want it to be too like chalky, with the difference. So by doing that, adjusting the height of where the roots were stopping and starting. That I was able to get like a more natural kind of gradient look, even though my roots were really dark. So yeah, you just have to be careful, there's nothing to really explain just parting, the hair, putting the dye on it and even on the brush. I'M taking the smallest amount of dye and I'm not really packing it on cause. It'S and it's visible. When I make a mistake, I can clean it quickly rather than having a lot and it just mess up the whole thing so really take your time apply. It gently gently gently gently because it arava not get every single strand blonde, then get bare of the lace dark because we need to. You can go over that bit with mascara or something it's not that deep. So just take your time be careful, and yet that is literally all I done to get the hair to look like this. Actually it took me the whole process took about three hours altogether and yeah. I love it so that is it I'm just gon na. Let you watch the rest of it and I will definitely see you guys in my next video subscribe. Like share. Add me on snap full iman in star and i'll see you guys soon out.