Ash Blonde Goals! + How To: Dark Root Ash Blonde 613 Hair | Brown Girl Blonde Ft. Tinashe Hair

Hey guys so per you, guys's request on snapchat. I am bringing you all this hair color tutorial. It is a brown girl, friendly blonde tutorial and I'm using hair from Tinashe hair company. This is their six thirteen straight hair. I have the link to 22 24 26. In the bundles and a 20 inch matching 4x4 lace closure, I'm just showing you all how that hair looks it's very, very yellow, so I am going to use some box hair dye to kind of tone it in one easy step. I want to show you guys the closure now, like I stated before it is 20 inches and yeah, so the hair color that I'll be using comes from Revlon, and this is their color soap line and I'm using dark blonde. A lot of people tend to use the ash blonde or the champagne color. You can use those as well, and I got this box hair dye, the medium ash brown for the root of my closure, just so that I can have a dark root and yeah. So I'm starting on the closure - I'm just parting it as neatly as possible, because I'm trying to prevent the hair color from you know seeping through the lace closure. I don't want to stain the closure, so I am meticulously applying this. This color to the root of my closure and following that I am going to use one of the blonde, the dark blonde hair colors and I'm going to kind of just you know, transition it to that. You know into that color. So I'm going to show you guys pretty much what I'm doing and I'm going to stop talking right, so I've been blonde before, but the first time I did this. It was horrendous and I'm talking about the process. I went through so many different processes and I went through hoops and hurdles just to get to a nice ashy tone blonde. This time I kind of simplify the steps a little bit and just went the Box hair dye route rather than the other out cuz. Lord Jesus, it was horrendous and it took forever to get to the ashy the ash blonde that I wanted, and this um and this go-around pretty much. I just went ahead and did a one-step process thanks to YouTube for putting me on so the Box hair dye, because this is by far my favorite method of toning 6:13 here. So while my closure continues to process, I'm going to begin on my bundles, I'm using the rest of the dark blonde hair dyes that I have I'm using one for each bundle, I'm pretty much saturating it and I'm using my hands to kind of smooth it. I do go in with the comb as well just send sure that all of the hair strands are evenly coated with the stuff. And i let it process for about 30 to 45 minutes. And i do this to each bundle. And so once my bundles in close you're finished processing, i created my unit and i'm going to put it on so that you guys can see it and see how. It looks on me, of course, giving you guys storm, vibes or whatnot. The only complaint that I have about my overall experience with the hair is the closure, not the hair itself, but the closure, like the lace material, that it was made of it's yellow. So I had to put makeup so that I could blend in with my skin. This John Frieda Frizz Ease oil. Elixir is my weapon of choice to combat frizziness, and you know I don't want to be that girl walking around with frizzy blond hair, so this definitely helps with maintaining sleek and silkiness of this hair. Overall, the hair stood up very well during this process. If you guys are interested I'll leave the links down below so that you guys can check them out and I'll see you in my next video bye,