How To Dye Your Bundles Jet Black & Protect The Lace In Less Than 10 Minutes| Water Color Method!

What'S up youtube today, we're going to be showing you how to get your bundles from natural color to to jet black, so, as you guys can see um. I have my setup here with all my bundles and i have my revlon color silk. It'S the number one natural black and if you can see that's really hot boiling water in that pink bucket, you need boiling water to water dye. Your hair really quickly. Now revlon gives you these two things and you just wanna mix them together, like i did shake them up and then i'm going to open up all the boxes. I'M going to be using three boxes today and i'm going to open up all the boxes and shake them up, and then i'm going to pour them into the bucket after you shake them all up. They should be dark on the inside. That'S how you'll know they're ready so, as you can see like the tops, are dark, so i know that they're ready to go and i'm just gon na pour them into the bucket pretty simple, and this is how you like water dye, your bundles, really quickly. I'M gon na go ahead and put on my gloves, but to be honest back then i used to just dye my bundles, like one by one, and it was such a long process. So i'm definitely going to show you guys how you want to do this. The quick and easy way now i mixed it all together and it was really hot. So i kept having to be really careful, but i'm just going to take my bundles out and dip them in there and i dip and dip and dip and make sure they're really getting all through bundles. And i just keep bringing it up and down. And dipping and dipping, but what i do is actually leave the bundle in there so that it can kind of soak in that jet black. You know water dye, so i'm taking out another bundle and i'm just gon na do the same process again unwrap it. Take off the bundle, wrap and then we're just gon na take off that other bundle wrap and dip and dip some more so before i put that other bundle in there. I really go through this bundle and make sure that all of it is being colored like you got to make sure no. There are no dry parts when you're doing this, so let that bundle soak in that water. It'S okay! It'S going to be hot! When you try to pull it out, but you want to make sure all the strands of the bundle are getting. You know that water dye, so i'm actually just gon na try to put my other bundle in there, and i think i take this bundle out of the water and set it aside um. I do not rinse it off as of yet and as you can see it's already jet black, i don't rinse it off. I just take it out and i put it to the side and let it kind of sit in the water to the side. So it's still kind of dying and, as you guys can see, all of my bundles are jet black. So now it's time to rinse out my bundles, i'm using shea moisture shampoo, along with the revlon after color conditioner. So i fill the bucket up with water and then after i fill the bucket up with water, i'm going to add the conditioner into the bucket um and then i just kind of add all of the packets from each and every box that i've used. So i'm going to add three in the bucket of water and i'm just going to mix them together. So i take the bundle out and i just rinse off all of that black dye. I really like to try to rinse it out to the point where you can't even see you know any black dye coming out of the bundle anymore and then i add a little bit just a little bit of shea moisture on there stroke through the bundles. A couple times, and then i'm gon na rinse it off and put it back into the bucket with the conditioner in it. So this is what your bucket, or your pot or whatever you're using, should look like um. All my bundles are just soaking. I left it in there for about 15 minutes and then i'm just going to take them out and rinse them out thoroughly with some cold all right. So i wanted to show you guys how to dye a frontal without getting dye on it. So i have it laid down on a black bag and i'm just doing the ends of the hair first, just because this is the easiest part. So i'm stroking through i'm, making sure all the strands have the black dye on it and pay attention to the fact that i'm not getting too close to the top whatsoever, i'm putting more dye on it, just because it needed more, but i'm being careful um. Even with my gloves, making sure that that glove that i'm using is not touching any dye, so it doesn't get on the frontal, because when you take it to your stylist and you have dye on it that pisses them off. So if you're trying to do this by yourself, it's perfectly fine, just be careful, so i flipped it over, i'm, you know doing the ends and still not touching the lace whatsoever. Do you see how close i'm getting to the lace but not touching it, and i pulled up the frontal all the way up there as you can see, because the black bag had died on it now this is an important part: i'm not putting the die directly On the frontal, while the front was laying down, i level up the frontal or elevate it a little bit, and then i put some dye on it. As you can see, it has a little bit of black dye on it, but those little pieces um wash off the problem is that when we water dye a frontal, that's not transparent or hd. I don't even think no, when you water dye a frontal, that's not transparent, um you're gon na you know get you're gon na get dye all over the lace. So you have to be just very slow and you know take your time when you're doing your front. So you cannot water dye, a frontal, that's medium brown or a light brown or anything other than transparent, because it's gon na get dye on and you're gon na mess up your frontal. So i take my time at this point: i'm elevating it and i'm stroking through it, as you can see, there's no dye on the front, so i'm going through in the little pieces of the you know the crevices and i'm making sure that all of that gets Dyed on it and i'm stroking it through and that my girls or my guys or my chiclet thighs, it's how you do your frontal without getting dye on it and i'm gon na show you a video at the end of how my hair looked when it was All jet black, you