Diy| Blunt Ombre Bob With A 360 Wig !! The Perfect Summer Bob // Peakmail

Hi everyone alright, so matter hairstyles. Nor do I wish to be one because I absolutely do that enjoy doing other people's hair. Don'T mind making weeks for others, though, when I'm in the mood and have the time for it when I enjoy doing most, is sharing my child err moments with you guys, because you know I go to school Facebook, that's what life is all about: sharing learning new Things and been awesome, the leycester that i'm going to be using for this look is from while african and all details will be down below before I do anything else. For most of my last week's I like to customize them, and the first step to customizing is reaching a knot which is quite optional, but I believe it makes the list look so much better and I'm also going to list the different products that I'm using in This video in the info section down below I mix up the pot eyeliner and developer and added some color corrector to its kind of tone down the brashness, and I make the consistency really thick because I don't want it to run through the lace and end up Bleaching, the hair - I applied very little to no pressure when I'm applying it to the lace and I let that process for about 30 minutes on average, whenever you lived here from a dark color to a lighter stage, you tend to have this brassy Orange II. Look the color corrector kinda helps a little bit, but it doesn't always remove the brassiness. So this is where we use the purple shampoo. You can also use a regular toner, but it's a bit of a faster route. I'Ve learned over the years when it comes to working with lace frontals in ways that you don't really have to twist too much try to get a lace front, or at least week that has a very nice hairline shape. So you don't have to do too much work on your own part, and this particular weight has a very nice shape to it. So all I have to do is just to. Is it a little bit to reduce the bulk and I normally like to go back about half an inch to an inch and I try not to thin out the sides too much, especially with the way my own personal hair line. It looks better when you have fuller hair on the side anyway, so yeah, I normally went to the very end when I'm done styling before I cut the lace, but I decided to cut it now to help me see things a little bit better. If I'm going to need more work or know whatever the case might be, that guy that I go ahead and roughly call roll my hair to kind of keep it out the way and as flat as possible, you can also wear a wig cap, but I prefer To cornrow my hair, I try don't know where to see how things are looking. I'M gon na have to take the lace because it's a little bit lighter than my own skin complexion, but if you're a lighter skin tone you most likely will not need to change this, particularly, but the way my hairline is set up my sides or choose out A little bit more than the middle, so whenever I'm wearing a wig, if I want it to completely cover my side edges, it's kind of like the wig is sitting on my forehead. So, in order to avoid that trim back the lace a little bit around the middle to conform to my head, better, mostly responses are about 13 inches wide. Why most human heads are about 11 to 12 inches wide, so you might have to go back as well to trim out the sides of the lace a little bit to fit your ears better. This way, let's okay, whit, comes around the front area which doesn't really help the lace, lay flat and they're hurt and also pull on your edges and over time it's going to be finished. I saw them on the back side instead from obscurity. Like I tell you some story, I use the adorn semi permanent hair color mix with some hot water to tint my lace. Some people use fabric dye, but I haven't personally tried it, but it works for them and I dip the lace in the mixture. Let it sit for five minutes and go ahead and rinse it off. You can also experiment with different colors to see what works best for your skin tone, still comfy over 205 mix yourself unless you. So if you find that your maze look a little bit too warm when you 10 tips, you may go back in to apply some of the purple shampoo to some water soak the lace in it for about 10 minutes rinse it off, and you should look at The more cooler toned you, this girl, do it it. If I don't turn on wearing my hair up, and I just use the elastic band method, only stretch it out from ear to ear across the back to kind of figure out how much you're going to need. What the elastic band does is put pressure on the lace and pulls it back so that it's going to stay flat on your head. You have so many different options that you can experiment with when it comes to applying your wigs, depending on the style that you're wearing as well. You can decide to just use the elastic band and then apply some moves to your edges to kind of scatter. The little hairs in the front so come on flash things pretty much normally I do that with like curly wigs. I already like baby here is down much and like a straight wig, or something like that. So I try to make them look a bit more cleaner at the hairline. Another option is to use the gap to be gel. You can also use lace, tape or sew it down, which I haven't personally tried, but this is some methods you can always experiment with apply two layers of the gel first one to keep my edges away. Let it dry in a second when I let it get tacky and place the wigs down. You may also add the gut to be free spray, but I didn't really have at the time. You only need it, but if you want extra hold that you can use it or any good holding hairspray that you have a home before I actually couldn't start the wig. I decided to try it on with the Gatsby gel, which is very temporary. It'S like a very soft form of glue whenever any type of moisture, sweat, water, anything touches it. It starts sliding right off, I'm going to tie it on with a scarf to my drives corset. You think that you are a revolve around AMA this week is a very lovely wig with a very nice texture matches my own real hair perfectly, but I feel like because of the density and the length it's not doing the wig much justice, so I decided to Cut into lob I'm trying out the blood if the metrical Bob as well. It'S gon na make the hair look a little bit fuller and healthier and just cool. You know I pretty much cut the hair straight across along the shorter side and, as I was working my way to the longer side, I started doing like a slope you cut downward. I wanted it to be a smooth transition from short to long, and I also want it to be a bit long like a lob, but I wan na be able to put in a low ponytail without it. Looking too funny and initially the wig is about 20 inches, but once I cut it, it's roughly 13 inches at the shortest and 15 inches at the longest. It'S easier to use a clipper to cut a bob like this, because it gives you more of that. Cleaner. Look, I also decided on some color. You know it's summer. You can never go wrong. I used two different developers. The bottom part is going to start enlightening before I get done with the top, so I use the 20 on the bottom and the 40 at the top. I also add a lot less to make sure to help decrease any potential damage the bleach might do to the hair, let their own for roughly 20 minutes then went off to wash it off. I'M not try when I do this. If you take my mind, but if you believe in me, while I you told me cause it up, I will be to God. I wasn't too satisfied with the results, so I went in to pick on some random pieces around the top part of the wig to lighten it a little bit. More short, I'd like to create highlight situation, kind of thing, and this time I opted for the 30 volume developer pickle bottle and applying it to the hair. I would tweeze the top part of the hair so that everything kind of transitions smoothly learning the colors to be a little bit closer to the top where the hair is on my face. So I brought the color a little bit higher across the front on the longer side. Let that process for about 15 minutes wash it off, and I deposited a final color on top, so it doesn't look so brassy and harsh. This is just the typical drugstore box. Color, I didn't have any extra toners and it worked. I let that process for 30 minutes washed and conditioned the wig dried. It flat ironed it, and here we are the final product. Some trying lays glue for the first time in my life. Oh, my god, I've been so scared of glue for the longest, because you know all the horror stories. I'Ve been saying: a commercial for this clink flew all over social media. You know they advertise that it doesn't pull on your edges. You can swim in it. It doesn't come up when you sweat, I was high, so when I bought it, I also watched a couple tutorials and reviews that people had on it online or some people were complaining. They'Ll say you know what I'm still going to try it. I want to experience it for myself, so I dealt on my edges first to keep them out. The way went ahead to clean my hairline, get rid of the excess dirt or makeup. I would advise doing this before you do your makeup, but either way you can always go walk around the directions is to add four different ways of this glue before attaching your wig and it says before adding the second start and so on. You need to let the glue dry a little bit like a clear state for a few seconds, but minutes went by this thing never goes clear and I will use the brush to help me distribute things a little bit better, so I don't end up putting too Much on my hair, because if, if you use a thin layer - and I believe that's what I did by the fourth application, this thing never goes clear, but I was like you know what this goo is about to completely dry is already tacky, I'm just going to Apply my wig right plumber, wigs wherever this would seem to dry clear. This thing did not go clear. I'M like how did I just do to myself this point. The wig is talk to my head, but guess what the smartest idea that came to my head was a: why? Don'T you supply your makeup powder to it and change the color? That'S a dumb idea by the way. Don'T do that because, if, like my skin, I smell would a perfume like not so I got this Plato looking on my head after I apply my powder that was almost gone. I'M gon na take this thing. I'Ll start all over wash the wig and now he's bugging out. One thought was I wait: why don't you try to alcohol which pretty much helps remove any excess dirt and stuff? I was so happy this worked, so I went back to fix my makeup and blend everything together and Maya Maya. You know I couldn't leave you guys hangar without telling you about the takedown. I try to go because I wanted to keep the wig off for several days now. I wanted to be able to flip the hair back and forth without it falling off slide in and all that. But after a few days, the weight starts to slide back a little bit and just what your edges are sliding back with tape too, so that you know what it's time for this thing to come down. I use the oak wings product that they recommended to remove the glue I'll. Let that sit a few minutes and started pulling up from the side. This stuff is really strong, like it took a while for the wig to start pilling off. You need to be extremely patient. Please don't yank it off your head unless you don't want your edges left and try to use the glue sparingly like once in a one-million, blue moon. Don'T do slapping the glue or your head every second, you see unless you don't like your edges, the clam it doesn't bring out your edges about one or two strands of hair came out at least that's what I could see, regardless of how that, but I didn't Like when you're taking a properly yo, this is stressful, but luckily it all came out. I went to wash it off on my edges. It came most effortlessly, didn't have too much to really take off from our own hair because it didn't really get on my hair. It was mainly on my forehead, where I applied it like my skin and also came off the wig effortlessly when I washed away as well. Thank you all so much for watching. Hopefully, you found this video helpful and don't forget to check the info section below for extra details and info on the products that I use.