Details: How To Dye A 613 Wig With Watercolor Method & Install It?

We'Re doing another tutorial today from lovely hair company, and this is a 13 by 4, 6 13 20 inch frontal week, as you can see, it has combs and an elastic band in it. The natural hair line of the wig. So you guys stay tuned to see how I water, colored and dyed this hair, cosmic, yellow and green apple, my color into the warm water and I'm gon na stir it really well and then I'm going to dip the wig into the color. This is gon na, be a blended look, so I'm only dipping the top portion of the week continue this process by doing or completing each step with each color. So now I'm gon na use my cosmic yellow and I want it to be more yellow than green. So I'm gon na add a little bit more water than I did the first time to make sure it pulls more yellow than green, because it does have kind of a green cue to it. So I'm just gon na dip that and make sure you get really good saturation and you can see how yellow this is turning out, then I'm gon na complete the next step same process, warm water, using green apple, and you want to make sure that you don't Have any lumps or clumps of color before you did want to make sure that there's the even distribution of color, so I'm gon na dip bedding in just like that, I'm gon na go ahead and start the process of braiding. My client down I'm gon na pull it all the way down stretch it over her ears and now you're, going to use whatever lace glue that you're gon na use and play small dots around the initial ball cap. Then I'm going to use the end of my edge brush to smooth that in and make sure that that glue gets really good blending into the ball cap. So I'm gon na go ahead and fit her for the wig fit it in the back. I'M gon na go ahead and cut ear tabs on both sides so that I can pull it in front of the ear and I'm going to press the lace into the skin where the glue is I'm gon na cut small slits across the front of the lace And then I'm gon na go back with my eyebrow razor to cut the excess lace off and I'm just gon na do a middle part and parting her out in the middle and pulling out the baby hair. I'M just taking a hot comb right now, smoothing out the part and separating my baby hair from the rest of the hairline, I'm going to use foam wrap to lay the baby hair with an edged brush. I found this brand up like it. It doesn't. It works pretty good, it doesn't do a lot of lifting when I let my baby here tie the baby hair down and then I'm gon na put her under the dryer. This number one make sure that the baby hair stays in place and number two. If there is any lifting, it allows the lace to stick back in place and I'm using a little bit of a wax stick to make sure that I have a super polished super flat. Look in the front, I'm gon na take my flat irons and I'm going to press the hair bone straight through with my hot comb. Now I'm just gon na go in with my clippers and I'm gon na create a little bit of a blunt age on the hair. So here we have the final result. This is a beautiful ombre, watercolor, frontal wig install and I call her the Galactic girl