Blonde Beyonce Bob | How To Customize Your Rpgshow Wig

Let'S go: let's do this hi, why does Barbra always come out of me? I don't know okay, this is my first try on no changes made or anything fresh out of the package like fresh out of the package just like this, so we're gon na switch. It up we're gon na enhance this beauty soften this up a bit and bring it down and add a little bit of lowlights in this and just make it look a bit more believable for my complexion. Okay, let's see how it goes if you'd like to find out how I do this transformation, then keep watching. So this wig was sent to me by our PG show, and I decided to go with something bold, something completely different from what I normally have, and this is their Beyonce Bob and it's a full blaze wig. This is my first lace, frontal wig, that I did not make myself like so this is. This is kind of exciting for me, alright! So right here I am just sectioning the hair into what can be broken down as three parts cuz, I'm gon na focus the color on the crown of the head and around my face. So it's like a! U part, shape that I'm making. So, as you can see here around the top and then down each side as you can see, so these are the sections that I'm gon na be coloring and the rest I'm going to leave, because I want this to be pretty blond. I just want to break some of the brightness up so because I'm gon na be doing low lights throughout I'm gon na be using a level two which is a dark brown mixed with a level five and an intense red. Now the reason for the red is because, once the hair has been bleached, you remove all the pigment and pigment has reddish warm darker pigment. Sorry has warm and reddish tones, so I have to put some of that pigment back into there. If I just go and put the dark color on its own, then it will be a very ugly muddy hollow color, so you need the red in there so that the brown has something to stick to. Let me know if you guys want me to do like a little color theory: video 101.com Ebola. So I'm using majority of the level too, and you see that line right there, that's the amount of level five that I put in so as you can see, I used way more of the darker color and I'm using 20 volume developer for these low lights. So I've got my foils here off to the side that have been previously ripped up and what I'm gon na be doing is starting on the side sections first and I'm going to be taking very, very, very, very tiny slices of hair to create low light so That they're not too chunky and they just blend in with the blonde. So throughout these sections, I'm gon na be taking slices as well as weaving. So, as you can see, I take a section out and then I weave out these small pieces and that's just gon na get some variation happening throughout then. After about the first two or three foils, I'm gon na be shadowing the roots, so that's just making the roots darker, but I'm gon na be leaving at the end. So I just push them to the side and leave them outside the foil. So they don't touch the color, and I do that so that section is done and then I move on to the other side and do the same thing. After all, my sections are complete. I'M just gon na go in underneath and just kind of touch up any parts around the hairline that might look a little bit blind and I'm just gon na put that darker tone around the front jaw. And then I let her process for 25 minutes now. When rinsing it out, it's really really important that you use cool water so that the color does not bleed onto the blonde. You don't want it to all just end up all brown, so you have to make sure that you use that cold water to keep the brown isolated after that was all shampooed out. Then I use conditioner the shimmer light conditioner and I toned the whole thing with a shimmer lights. Now it's time to comb her out and let it dry. I use this portable dryer that I've had for a really long time from golden high and it has been a rider dye in my life. This gadget is amazing. It'S it's! It'S nice and small lightweight. I put it on just like that and it turns into a predator head, but it's amazing for drying your hair on the go so after that was all dried. I decided that I wanted to add a band on the end of the front so just to have that extra security, and just about my frontal delay, even tighter and flatter on my head. I think I love about this unit is that I didn't have to bleach the knobs. I just added a little bit of concealer on my parted section, and that was it now. It was time to try it on and flat iron, and you guys know it's not complete unless I try on my favorite hat, like seriously it seals the deal oh hey christmas is here. Christmas is here: gold is the winter of gloom, because you still have the brown framing my face, which is what I need to kind of make the color suit me. But honestly, overall, I love this way. Actually, even love with this lace front so because it's super thin and lightweight which made it really easy to like blend. I didn't do anything to it. I didn't bleach the knots I left it I changed was the color. I didn't even change the cut refugee show y'all good. You thing go through the knife so guys. I hope this helped you. You know if you are looking to get a cute blonde. Bob you're not sure about the color like this blonde wig is a super amazing base and then you can just add your highlights. I mean add your little lights in or maybe you were able to rock that solid blonde with the very pronounced roots. Okay, alright! Well, that's it folks, that's a wrap! Oh guys! Thank you so much for watching. I really do hope this video helped you guys. I hope you guys can go out there and try something new and bold for the new year. That is coming honey. Alright guys! Thank you guys. I love you a long. One hola knuckle want this in your life yeah and it was stinky sock.