Rpgshow Bob Wig | Diy Black To Red Ombre Hair Tutorial | Ashanti Sc012-S Full Lace Wig | Quick Weave

Hey loves the Selfridge diamond. I decided to switch it up a bit today. I am serving you guys with a bomb asymmetrical bob from RPG show and giving you girls alive with this red hair, which is perfect for transitioning into the fall. May I add so, if you're interested in how I got this vibrant gorgeous red color, then of course keep on watching alright love. So, let's get started. These are the things you will need in order to achieve this red hair style, I'm going to go ahead and start off with the clear obw to bleach - and this is just some white hair bleach that I got from Sally's that I think was on sale for $ 8.99 - and I just take three scoops - and I'm also going to use the Collider colors and violet, and this is just going to tone the blonde, the color, that my hair is going to turn with the bleach and I'm going to take some 40 developer. Now you can use clear or cream, I actually prefer cream, but I didn't have any cream on me. So I ended up having to use the liquid either or is perfectly fine. It'S still going to give you the same results and when it comes to mixing all the products together, you just want to get a thick creamy consistency, you don't want it to be runny or messy. You just want it to be like, like pancake mix or cake mix, and, of course this gorgeous asymmetrical bob cut. Wig is from our PG show. The color is very dark. It'S a 1b, the texture of the hair is yaki and it's very, very soft and full of body and bounce, and, as you can see, the hair is just bouncing back into place. So we're going to go ahead and start off with the bleaching process. I'M just combing through the hair to make sure there's no kinks or tangles. Now I'm going to take a section of the hair and apply the bleach now, because I'm going for our ombre look, I'm only going to apply the bleach halfway up, making sure to saturate the hair and I'm going to flip the hair over and apply the bleach On the back of the hair as well, this is just ensuring that your entire section will be colored, and now I'm taking a comb and just combing through that section, and this is just going to give you an even distribution. So you don't have to worry about certain areas, not being a blonde color. I guess now I'm taking a piece of aluminum, foil and folding, the hair into the foil, which will allow the hair to process and turn the color I wanted to. So I'm going to keep doing this same step throughout the entire video, and I want to speed it up a little bit because it's pretty self-explanatory so also when using such a strong chemical like bleach, you want to make sure you have a pair of gloves on, Because this bleach burns honey, I mean even when you rinse it out it still burns and as I'm applying the bleach, I noticed that the hair is changing, colors really really fast. So I'm trying to move a lot faster because I still have a couple more sections to go. This is my first time ever dyeing my RPG show unit, so I'm very nervous yet excited at the same time. So I can't wait to see the results of this unit and it's amazing how dark this hair was and just seeing a transition to a light. Blonde color is so crazy. Okay, so I was very nervous and I rinse the hair out after 45 minutes of sitting. You just want to be sure to get all the bleach out of the hair. You don't want to have any bleach in the hair. Now, of course, you want to make sure you condition the hair. After doing such a harsh process on the hair and I'm just using some suave conditioner, the type of conditioner I use will be below in the info bar and I'm just really saturating the hair with conditioner. Because I want to bring back that bounce to the hair and I want the hair to be soft, so I'm just really making sure to saturate every strand and really let it condition overnight. Actually now this is the next day and, as you guys can see, the hair has dried and it turned into this beautiful blonde color. So now I'm going to go ahead and apply the color. Now this is the ador intense red. I got this hair color from my local beauty supply store. Now it does dry fast or it stains fast. So you want to move quickly when using this type of color um, I'm just taking a brush applicator and just going through the hair trying to cover every piece of blond hair. I see I did use two bottles, so I would recommend you use two bottles. If you're going for this look, because you want to make sure you have enough data to cover each strand, you don't want any blonde hair peeking through well like this week, really does take color, really good, just go ahead and get this little piece of blonde hair Right here and I'm going to go ahead and flip the unit over and apply the red dye to the back of the hair, making sure I saturate the hair with the red color really really well. Just because I don't want any blonde hair to be peeking through, and I really want this red color to be intense, so I'm going to go ahead and flip the unit over again and of course I didn't get all that blonde hair. So I'm going to take a comb and comb through the unit just to evenly distribute the red hair and I'm going to apply some more red hair dye on top of that blond, hair and just brush through it. Ensuring again that you saturate the hair to cover all of those blonde spots - sorry, I should have mentioned this earlier, but if you get rid hair dye on your counter or whatever area you're using to dye your hair, what I simply do is use some bleach and I just spray it on the area that has a dye and let it sit for a few minutes and repeat the process until the diet is removed from the area. Now, I'm just going back in saturating the hair very, very well making sure there's no blonde hair peeking through I'm also taking a comb just combing through the hair evenly distributing the hair color. Now I'm going to wrap the hair up in foil, let it sit overnight. Rinse, it out condition it and air dry it here is the finished results, stay tuned for the styling video bye, guys