Zendaya Inspired Ombre Balayage Mushroom/Pixie Wig "Tutorial" & Diy Wig Cap | Vanessa Divi

I never welcome back to my channel. It'S been a hot minute. Are you so much today this video is going to be about her this wig. If you know me, you know that pixie cuts are my go-to style. I wear them at least 1/4 of that of the year kind of mastered it, but I've never played with color. This is a slightly different shape. I don't sometimes I take inspiration from pictures that I see on Instagram or image, so it just in general. So I don't know how many months ago I came across this picture of zendaya and her hair styles are always flawless, but this particular one got my attention because it just it was different because there was color and it had more of like a bowl. I don't know the name for it, but I'm gon na put it in the video type type of look. So I wanted to kind of play a mushroom. That'S the phrase. That'S the one mushroom! It'S a mushroom pixie cut something on our news life. So I wanted to go halfway between a mushroom cut and a pixie cut, and I wanted to play with color and you know what came out of it. I mean tell me: what do you think you know something than me tipster, but I'm not like a professional or anything, I'm just very artistic and creative. I was trying to figure it out as I was going along, so I wasn't narrating as I was just kind of going to flow, because I've attempted something like this before. Oh, I think I'm happy with it. Now. It'S not completely. It'S not exactly exactly what everyone sleep with the picture said they. You know it's a lot lighter up top. I dyed the hair like twice and I didn't want to do it the third time. So I didn't look like like an ER doctor over the process. I was happy enough to just stick with this color, at least for the meantime. Anyway, if I decide to change it, I can you know, that's the beauty of wigs and creativity, you can always change and just could always just work with your hands and create something new. I hope you enjoy this tutorial. Just let me know what you think in the comment section below and if you're not subscribed. What are you doing? I mean why, like, why aren't you go ahead and hit the subscribe button and hit the bell beside it? So you're notified every time I post every time I post a video and also, if you couldn't like this video and share, get the word out there. You know I'm saying that your sisters out here creating masterpieces and whatever I mean support, support your sis. Okay, help. Your sister out, alright guys so to create this look. These are just some of the materials that you're gon na need. Don'T worry, I'm gon na link everything in the description box below so after measuring the tights on my head. I'M gon na place it on the mannequin head. I'M just gon na cut off the excess. Now you want the knotted part to lie as flat as possible to get the best possible results, so we're just gon na sew it down like so like I'm showing in the video and we're gon na, go ahead and just start measuring how much hair is needed For the front section, also just to note, there are three different lengths provided in the 27 quick weave for the front section, I'm using the longest length. I should probably mention that this part is completely optional, but after applying the bonding glue, I'm using hairspray to just solidify the glue for the back section, we're still using the same method except this time, we're using the shortest and the middle length instead. So this part is completely optional, but I had an old track lying around as well as some frontal pieces from previous hairstyles, and I just decided to put them together and they fit together perfectly like a jigsaw puzzle. I just sewed them together as I'm showing in the video. So at this point, I'm just cutting off the excess hair before we start the bleaching process, so we're going to mix the powder bleach and the 40 volume developer and then we're going to apply it on two sections of the hair and then wrap it with tinfoil. So after noticing that the colors starting to change and decided to take the tinfoil off and go back over some of the parts that I missed now, the aim of this is to get like a two-toned kind of ombre balayage type of color. After a wash a blow dry, you can definitely see the two tones of color, and at this point is where I decided that I was going to go ahead and dye the hair again, because I was really aiming for that blonde color purple shampoo is really handy For taking out some of that brassiness, whenever you are dyeing hair and as you can see here, you can definitely see that the hair is less porosity. You can see that the blonde kind of comes through a bit more, even though it's not as much as I wanted it to. I was really happy with the results here, as you can see. So, as you can tell, this is my first time using Clippers, which is why there's so many mistakes, but you know what the more I used it, the more light-handed I became and the less mistakes I made, and you know that's what it's all about. It'S learning as you go, you know, so this part is completely just me freestyling. I knew that I needed to see it on myself in order to kind of create the shape around my face created how I wanted it to look. So I went back and forth between cutting between blow-drying, between shaping using the Clippers and just kind of flicking the hair around coming through it just to see how it suited me best. So yeah guys, that's how I accomplished this hairstyle, please. Let me know what you think. Thank you, so much for watching and I'll see you in my next video bye,