Blue Ombré Water Color Method | 360 Lace Wig Ft Dolago Hair

Welcome back to the chemos world in this video I'll be showing you guys how to embrace 6:13 hair, as you guys can see. I already have everything set up. I have my two containers and I'm pouring hot water into them. You don't necessarily need hot water, but just warm water and the colors I'll be using ranges from light blue to dark blue. The hair I'll be using is from the Lago hair company six thirteen inches 20. They sent me a cap with a band which is very nice and, as you guys can see, I'm just gon na demonstrate into it. I'M pulling in the lightest colors first in the first two containers, so the lightest one will go to the very top and then the second lightest will be my transition. Color, okay and I'm just gon na mix out the dye so make sure the dye is completely mixed out and I continue to add some color, because I want the very top to show more. So I wanted it to be a little bit more intense. So I added more color and then I'm just gon na go ahead and do that to the second container and jump straight into it. And now I'm just repeating when I did before make sure you guys thoroughly mix out the dye. You do not want any dyed. Clumps left in the water I'm going to dip the hair into the lightest color first and I'm just gon na saturate it to me short. The dye gets due to all there and then I'm gon na dip it into the second Bowl, which would be the blue. So the first color was a light blue. The second color is just a skyping make sure that they hair all of it is being touched by the water before you take it out and put in your water, like I'm doing now, so I'm gon na go in with the other half of the ombre, which Will be the two darkest colors? I don't remember the actual name of the colors, but I do have a picture and I do have the names of the guys I'll be putting in the description. As you can see, I'm just dipping the hair and again I decided to add a more intense blue higher up in the wig and that's what I did so you'll see me using a third color, because I want the hair to have that seamless blend. So I'm dipping it multiple times. This is the last color I'll be using. This is the darkest blue, and I'm only gon na use this at the tips of the hair, like the very tips of the hair, just to make sure like it's really saturated and as you can see, it takes to the ends of the hair really really well. I brush the hair in the water and light to make sure that every strand of the hair is touched, so there'll be no parts of the hair that don't have color on it. This is the final look. This is how the wig turned out. I really hope you guys liked it. I did leave some blonde in the very top because I wanted that variation from blue to blonde, like it was highlighted in the sense and then in transitions into the ombre blue. As you guys can see in the videos that I'm showing you now. It looks really really nice and I loved it and everyone loved it actually. So if you try this, please let me know and tag me. Thank you again for watching