Dying Micro Loop Hair Extensions

Hello, everybody - and today I'm gon na - be dyeing my micro loop extensions. This is the natural color of my hair, it's quite a brownie ginger color and it ends a kind of greeny, weird color, because I diet quite often but yeah. So these are the extensions I'm going to be dying. They are the 22 inch micro loop, extensions in platinum, blonde, there's 200 of them here, they're all in sets of 25 on they're 0.5 0.05 grams, each I believe yeah and they're from Amazon. So this is the color just really like, and essentially I'm gon na be dyeing the tops of these two, a ginger color and where we don't dyeing the bottoms to a lilac color, because I want to have sort of ombre hair. So these are the sets. I'M going to be dying, this is the color I'm gon na be using I'm gon na be using super drugs, permanent natural lightest, golden brown color and, like I said, I'm just gon na be doing the tops of them. So I held the extensions up to the top of my hair and I put a band like a hair band at where my hair finishes and where I'm gon na want the dye to go up. To so makes the dye, according to your instructions, obviously follow the instructions on whatever hair dye you're using, and this is the color that I have so. I like - I said this blue band here. The blue band is where I'm gon na be putting the ginger brown color up to so you want to squeeze the hair dye everywhere, all over your extensions and you want to mush it in. I started with my fingers and I went on to a brush and I used brush and fingers and everything - and I just put the hair dye everywhere - you're going to use more hair dye than you think, you're gon na use. I used one bottle for both of the extensions, but I could have used to quite easily so just mush it in with your fingers and then start on the next set and they get darker like as they mix it with the air and yeah I'll. Just put Tim floor down so that I didn't get dye everywhere, and this is how they looked once. They were in know this, how they look, what they were dyed. So this is the brown color on top and as they went to blonde at the bottom, and I think they look pretty cool, and this was them when they were in my hair and straightened and dry of his leap and yep. This is the look of them. So, as you can see, the blonde starts where my natural hair stops. Basically, then you want to mix up your colors. I was going to do three colors originally, but I decided to just stick with one. I mixed my hair dyes with conditioner to dilute them. As I wanted a pastel color. I went with the purple one in the end to make a lilac color. I used two directions: colors and a crazy color mixed with conditioner, and I use this conditioner, so loads of people say to use the Tresemme natural conditioner because it doesn't have any silicone in it. But actually this one from super drug, which is a lot cheaper, didn't have any silicone in it either. So I decided to use that one. Then these were the Pink's in case anyone was wondering and also I use directions daffodil. So I use bright daffodil and I mix them all with conditioner. Anyway, then, you get tin, foil and you basically, I sectioned my hair into three different sections and I got my purple dye and I basically yeah so just got my three sections gotten thin, make sure they're thin enough so that you can coat all the hair evenly Evenly and get your piece of tin, foil and basically just brush the hair dye onto your hair in a downwards motion, make sure the head is mixed up correctly and just brush it onto your hair. I'M sure you don't really need to see me brushing a load of hair dye onto my hair, but their mind. I would say when you mix hair dye with conditioner, I think it comes out a shade lighter. So this hair dye is actually lighter in person. Then it's coming out on camera, but it also comes out even lighter than that when you wash it out just a little bit, not not much lighter but just a little bit lighter just because it does because you're diluting it so just brush that all the way Down, I think it's good to brush downwards as it moves up, because it means that the hair won't tangle and you want to turn the hair over and do that aside to, then you want to make sure it's all coated and fold up the piece of tinfoil. So that the hair is nice and secure and dye doesn't get everywhere, then you can let the next piece down and do the next piece once you've done dyeing all the hair. You can leave it on your hair. I left it on for a few hours just because it's nice and easy, but you can leave, you can add heat to it as well, because they're, just semi-permanent dyes, you can add heat to the nice fine and it will just develop them even quicker. So this is the finished result of my hair. It is a lilac color at the ends just ignore the top of them. They all promise you there, the micro loop extensions. We just did some things to them, so this is the end and they match in with my hair really well and I'm really happy with them. So I hope you have enjoyed watching this video please subscribe and comment down below if you'd want to see anything else. Thanks for watching bye,