New Lace Closure Wig Haircoloring: Pink/Purple Ombre Money Piece Haircolor 2

Hello and welcome to the T, gray Pub Channel in this video I'll be showing you how I created this pink and purple ombre on this lace: closure wig. If this topic interests you, then please keep watching foreign. What the hair is looking like before we begin uh, as you can see, it's all a very dark, dark brown, okay! So right now, I'm just sectioning off the hair so that I can get um. So I can get my highlights started. So that's what you see me doing here. I have to divide the head with the lace closure portion in two pieces because it's entirely too wide for one foil and I'm just going to highlight this front area, because I want to frame the face and be the most apparent part of this particular wig. So if you just keep watching foreign foreign okay, so I made my way onto the sides and what I'm gon na do here is maybe skip, maybe two or three tracks and I'm just gon na um work my way up and do the same thing on the Other side I'm doing a weaving pattern here so that it'll be nice and Blended and not just one big block of color. So that's what you see me doing here, foreign okay. So this is what the hair is looking like, uh, while it's being processed and I'm gon na come back and we're gon na. Do the color just a reminder, don't forget to like comment and subscribe thanks? Okay, so this is what the hair is looking like before. I begin with the color um and I've after I've processed the hair. Okay, so, as you may have may see, um I was checking the color to see what shade I would be getting and apparently this color is kind of like a little bit too light, because I still see the undertone of the hair and it's not really doing Much of coverage but uh mixed up a darker shade of uh, violet or purple and I'm applying it to the root and then I'm going to do like the Ombre look. So that's what you see me doing here: foreign foreign, okay, so now that I've done uh the lace closure portion, I'm working my way on down to the back end and I'm realizing that um. This particular color isn't uh dark enough, because I still see the undertone of that orange from lifting the hair color with bleach so um. I actually had to make a split this a split decision. I believe that's what it's called Split Second decision and I had to go and add a few other different colors in order to make this particular uh look work. So just uh keep watching and you'll see what I'm doing foreign foreign, okay. So right here I'm realizing um. I wanted to add, like a violet. Actually, I didn't, but it just kind of like turned out that way because um, I think I ran out of the purple so right here, I'm just using some leftover dye that I had uh and I mixed it with conditioner in order to kind of like stretch It and make it easier to apply so I'm applying that to the midshaft and ends. I don't know if you remember, I did the closure at the top and I put it at the roots and I'm just kind of like doing that throughout so um. That'S what you see me doing here, okay, so here's what the hair is looking like, while it's being processed, I have a new stand, so it's kind of like wobbly and I'm trying to get used to it, but um moving on okay. So I'm going to show you what the hair looked like in its previous uh condition. So this is where we started here. This is what the hair is looking like very dark one monotone color, and here we added our highlights and um. As you can see here, we have a lot more dimension in the hair, which is pretty nice. Okay, so here is the completed. Look. I hope you enjoyed this video made me learn something new process, don't forget to like comment and subscribe and as always, thanks for watching