Watch Me Slay This Green Hair | Human Hair 360 Wig Ft. Bestlacewigs

A three gang and welcome back to my channel so starting out, I'm just going to be using my BW to bleach as well as a spatula, and I'm also going to be using a bowl, just kind of mix. Everything in so I'm going to be using two scoops of the BW to bleach into my little cup tray and then I'm going to be applying a little bit of the 30 volume developer. Just to make sure that it's not too watery. But it's not going to be super thick when I apply it onto my hair, then just going to mix that all around and then going to be applying that to my hair, all over my hair starting from ends, I'm also going to be penetrating it in the Roots make sure it is all saturated and make sure the whole entire head has a good amount of bleach in it, and if you guys are curious, this wig is from best lace, wigs. I have to put all the details in the description bar because I completely forgot, of which wig this is but me putting the bleach on to the roots. Actually just helps me bleach the nuts instead of having to do that as a whole, separate process. So that is a good trick there. So if I believe in the whole entire hair, I don't have to bleach the nuts as well and then once I have the bleach all over the hair, I'm just going to be wrapping back in my trash bag that I kind of made it as my own. Little piece no mixing tray and then I'm going to let the bleach sit for about 40 minutes and then I'm going to rinse it all out once it hits that 40-minute mark. So all I'm doing here is just rinsing out all the bleach from the hair. Just making sure everything is out before I apply my shampoo and the shampoo I'm going to be using is a neutralizing shampoo, just to make sure that the whole bleaching process is stopped and ended, and then it's going to use my regular swabs, shampoo and conditioner after I do that as well. Now I already put some water in my teapot and I let that boil so. You want to use hot water when you're going to be tinting your lathe and today I'm going to be tinting my lathe, just to make sure that my lace matches good with my skin tone. So I'm using dark brown from the red fabric dye and I only put a cap full of that and then I also added some sea salt. I saw this on a lot of other youtube videos. I don't really know exactly what the seesaw does, but I believe they kind of make sure that it's the actual mixture, it's not going to be as red as if I didn't put the sea salt in to begin with. So I'm just going to be mixing that with a spoon and I'm going to be putting the lace directly into the water, as so just making sure that the entire lace is dipped into the water and it is penetrated and everything is saturated. And I'm going to. Let that sit for about a minute and then I'm going to rinse it off and then watch the hair for a second time just to make sure that all the dye is out of the hair. Now the color dye I'm using today is from color brilliance. You know I am obsessed with the ion line yeah created from Sally's. The reason I love this line is because the dye is literally only five dollars and they're always having sales for buy one get one or 40 % off, or something like that. So I can get like a ton of dyes and it only be like $ 20, so all I'm doing is applying the dye all throughout the head. I didn't really put a huge click of this because it's just the same step, just repeating all over the hair and then I'm going to show you guys a close-up of how I did the lace. All I did was party leaves and then just really make sure that the hair was not getting directly onto the lace, because I do not want to boost scalp because I'm passed out, there's not blue and then let me show you guys the ending result of what It looked like it came out completely green. I am so obsessed with my oompa-loompa hair going on in this video, but it looks blue, but because my base tone of my hair was orange like an off orange brass color, it made it green, blue and yellow equals. Green, so this is just the end result of the hair dye in it. All I'm doing here is just going through and cutting some layers, some really long layers, all throughout the head, just taking a good section and just going straight down in an angle. That is a ways I like to cut my my layers, because it just looks a little bit more natural than more of a blunt cut and then once my layers are all cut, we're going to be taking a curling iron from that I online. This is the one and 1/4 inch barrel and I'm just going to be curling in a downwards motion, because I want my curls to not be so pin curly but to be more of a wave when I kind of finger comb it all out. So that's just what I'm doing right here and then I'm going to be using my down-and-outs hairspray from IDK. I got this from sephora and it is a texturizing spray. It just makes it so that the hair is quote-unquote like more of a dirty grit to it. So that you can give it a little bit more texture and kind of you know have a little bit more to it, because the hair is freshly washed. So it's not really going to have that. You know texture or grit to it because it is freshly washed hair. So all I'm doing is just spraying this onto the roots and then just a little bit onto the actual curls, so that it can kind of get the clothes a little bit more volume. And then, when I spray the hair or the hairspray all throughout the hair, I'm just going to be finger, combing the curls out, and then it creates more of like a wave effect you. So I off-camera, I did my makeup and then I also molded my hair for a side part and gave my hair a little bit of squirrel baby hair. I do have a tutorial how I do my swirls. If you guys want to check that out, I will put it in description box below, but I'm just going to showing you guys how you can achieve a hair color without actually dying the hair. So this liquid lipstick is wicked from Too Faced. I believe, and I just took a disposable one and all I'm doing it is combing the liquid lipstick throughout my hair. Don'T worry guys this will wash out once you. You know rinse off your hair and shampoo, your hair, the legalistic, will come out and it will not do any damage to your hair, but it matches my hair color perfectly and I did not feel like dye my hair just for this video. So I'm just putting on my wig cap. This wig cap does not match my natural scalp, but I didn't really did it really matter, because I didn't really have an effect on the actual lace when I put it on well, I'm doing here. It'S just lining up the lace with my hairline and kind of just playing with the wig just kind of make sure it's flat. You know it's really secure of my head, I'm putting the bobby pins in and just making sure everything is secure and I'm also playing with the waves kind of making it fit to my natural hair, I'm at natural hair, but I'm just trying to make it fit To my face shape, and then I also glue or eye gel down my hairline, what the got could be gel and I will be in the next clip, but that is pretty much it I'm just kind of playing with it making sure it fits to my face, Shape and kind of playing around and making sure that the wig is secure you and that pretty much concludes the entire tutorial. I hope you guys really enjoyed and saw how easy is to get this Oompa Loompa Creed, hair color, like I said before this week, is from best lace, wigs and I just customized it myself and if you guys are interested in it, I will put it down In description box below and that pretty much concludes the entire tutorial. Thank you guys so much for supporting me. It is always being here and watching my videos. I will see you guys in my next video bye, guys