Black To Red Hair! No Pre-Bleaching Ft Wowafrican Yaki Straight 360

Hi loves welcome back to my channel, so I got this bomb 360 yaki straight unit from wild African, and I wanted to show you guys what it looked like before. I colored it or did anything to it as you guys can see it is pre plucked. I got the lace color in light brown and I got the length of the hair in 18 inches. I always like to tell you guys that the natural color that the hair comes in is usually around a 1b and I'm deciding to go. I guess, like a wine color this time, because I want to dye my real hair, I'm over the blonde um and I want to see what different colors look like, but I'm going to do the plucking and the bleaching of the nightly knots. Oh my gosh knots off-camera and I will link any videos or any detailed videos that I have down below for you guys, but yeah we're gon na get into this coloring now so now for the fun part. So I'm using the Loreal high color for this coloring job and the amazing thing about this product is, you do not have to pre bleach beforehand and that not only saves time, but it saves possible damage because sometimes you know when you over bleach the hair can Get all crusty and that's when it starts falling out so yeah. What you're going to need is a measuring Bowl. I got this one from Sally's and it was only like 2 dollars. I think - and it just has the measurements in the inside, because you're going to need either 30 or 40 volume developer and it's two point: four ounces of developer per tube of color. So because I used a full two of red and I'm using just a little bit of magenta, I did about three ounces of developer and I only use thirty. You can use 40 if you want it to lift a little bit more and then I'm just going to go ahead and take this red protein filler, and what this will do is. It would just help the color to even out to disappear more, even and in a fill in any of the gaps. So I'm just going to go ahead and mix this all together there and then I'm going to begin applying it to the hair. So I'm going to start in the back and work my way up, and I want to leave my roots dark, but not too much of a dark. I don't really want to do like an ombre effect. I just want it to look like it's kind of growing out a little bit if that makes sense, so I'm going to get as close to the roots without actually touching the roots, if that makes sense. So this is what the hair looks like once the color is all in, and you literally only have to let it sit for 30 minutes. If I let the color sit in. This is what it looks like all: rinsed out and washed out, I'm in blow dried and then I'm just gon na take a little bit of argan oil and rub it throughout the hair and then I'm going to take my favorite flat irons from the vanity planet. I will leave a link for them down below for anyone that is interested and then I'm just going to begin flat. Ironing the hair. This step is not necessarily necessary. Oh but yeah. I just wanted it to be a little straighter than it was when I blow dried it, oh and, as you can see, the texture is still there in the hair after the color and it's still gon na be there after I Flatiron it now. The wig is nice and silky and hella straight um, and I just want to put it on and show you guys the final result. Okay, you guys. I wanted to show you what it looks like in natural light, because I was in the kitchen and my lighting kind of sucks. Oh, so this is what it looks like against the window. I'M not going to find that I have any shoes on but yeah. This is what it looks like. The Sun is not even over here, so I might have to take the camera like out when I leave the house, but this is the color and I really like it. Oh so yeah hope you guys enjoyed this video. I don't see you guys again when I take the camera outside. I love you guys, and I will see you at my next one