Easy Ginger Color In 10 Mins| Watercolor Method| Tinashe Hair| Shataribaee

Look got ta bake, a 90-70, no parties, you know a deposit, you guys gon na, be out hey. You guys. Welcome back to my channel today's video we're gon na be working with Tinashe here, six 13 13 by 6 place our tools. This is how the hair is looking. Initially, I tell them the hair, because I wanted to stay blonde and, as you can see I over toned it. We have some purple roots going on, so we're just going to change the color a little bit so we're water coloring today - and these are the colors that I'm going to use you're just going to fill your bucket up with some hot water. Always wear gloves to protect your hands so when you're doing watercolor, you want to wet the hair very thoroughly and just brush through it, especially if it's already like dry and kind of tangle, just to make sure that color is going to penetrate through all the hair. So it is better to start this process off with wet hair. As I was brushing through the hair, I did get some shedding. I think it is because of the purple shampoo. I used it totally dried the hair out so and with tip sensing here, you're gon na get shedding anyways totally totally normal. So first I'm going to go in with cinnamon and we're going to pour the whole bottle in the water. So a little trick to get the remainder of the color out of the bottle. Just squeeze some water into the bottle, make sure your cap is tight, shake it up and then just pour it out. So the next bottle we're going to use is our occasion spice and when I do water color I'd pour one bottle of color in the water at a time mix it up and then just mix it with the next model. To me, this just makes it easier and when you're mixing it up, so you don't have any lumps or bumps in your water moving lines to coloring the wig. I always dip the top in first, just because I want most of the color to get at the top, and the roots of the wig always seem to have the hardest grasping onto the color. If you ever noticed like when you do watercolor and the roots are always lighter than the actual hair, that's why I do this just so. The color can deposit to the roots the most when your watercolor, you want to make sure you're opening your wig up. You'Re. Dipping it and now making sure that that color is coating every single strand. The worst thing you can do is watercolor and we're ready to wear your wig or your blood dry dirt or whatever, and it's so a patch of white hair, it's just so frustrating so to prevent this, you want to dip in and out dip and out. You want to dunk your wig like no tomorrow, you want to flip it upside down. You want to open it up. You want to do everything just to make sure that every strand is coated. So now we're going to change our water to some fresh hot water and we're going to use French cognac just to give the hair more of an orange tint and in this mixture I just added the rest of my Cajun spice in it as well. So now this is our second round of the color. Just because I want it like more dimension in my wig. I didn't want it to be all one solid color like I said it. Don'T that wake up and down open it up, swish it all around dunk. It in and out like you, really have to make sure that you are thoroughly coating, your wig, so for this part I just added some more cinnamon to the water and let the top of my wig sit, because I wanted like an ombre effect for my way. I wanted the top to be darker, and then I wanted to kind of fade into like a light orange color. Now we're going to get into deep conditioning, I'm using my Aussie moist conditioner and I'm going to heavily heavily heavily coat this wig in this conditioner. Like I showed you guys before, like I dried the heck out of the hair with the purple shampoo, it was brittle. It was shedding still getting some shedding here and there, but this conditioner here is life-changing. It like brings any hair back to life. So after your wig is coated, you want to just leave the conditioner in for about 20 to 30 minutes just so it can heavily penetrate into the hair after it dries. This is just how the hairline is looking very, very boxy. I was told this wig is pre plugged, but, as you guys can see, hmm, this is not how you would want to wear your wig. So I'm going to do a little bit of plucking recognize just how important it is to customize your wigs, like you guys, cannot just think that you can get a wig from these cheaper companies and think you can just slap it on your head and go like That is not how it works, showing you guys the parting space here and the side. The parting space is very minimal, but, as you go towards the middle, it goes all the way back to 6 inches after I'm done plucking. This is just how the side is. Looking compared to that side, yeah customizing is very, very important guys, so plucking is very, very time consuming and it takes technique as well. So if you guys will like a dedicated plucking tutorial, just like this video - and I will get that out for you guys so now that everything is dry, I'm going to take my Fantasia hair polisher and I'm going to backcomb the roots back just so everything is Sleek and flexed okay guys. So this is the final look for the color that I achieve. I went on and installed the lid off camera. This is just how everything is looking so other respects about in this hair. Specifically, this is from Tinashe hair. This is their thirteen by six transparent lace, 613. Okay, so this was their six thirteen thirteen by six frontal way, so it was 22 inches long. So if you guys don't know, I like to trim my wigs at the ends, because the ends on wigs are almost always very thin, traveling and dry. So this is where the wig hits. It was a little bit longer but yeah. This is the color that came out from the water color mint that I absolutely love it. I wasn't sure how the color was going to come out. As you guys can see, the color is a bit patchy, and that is because I'm overtone the hair, so the hair had a little bitty speckles of purple everywhere and after I used shimmer light shampoo to Tom the hair, the hair was still dry so brittle. So I had to let the hair kind of deep condition a little bit but yeah the hair bounced right back. It'S still super super silky how it was when I first received it, the wind did come but, as you guys know, I had to go in and plug it, because that hairline was not giving me great, looks like I don't know. Everybody'S pre plug, isn't really pre. Put so um if you do purchase this wave, you will have to go in and customize it. Yours and typically factory. Wigs have that boxy hairline in the first place, and it just doesn't look natural so with this particular company you will have to customize it. You have to pluck, I didn't bleach, an ass of course, because it was six thirteen here, but some of the knots did tint this orange color. When i was dyeing it told normal i'm. I just put some makeup over my lace and it was fine. So let's talk about this patchiness from this color so like I said this was totally my fault because I over toned the hair and some parts weren't purple to begin with, so the parts are purple. The color that I use orange color that I used on the hair is going to no just deposit the color, even darker, so the darker pieces, that you see are the parts that were purple and then you have some orange pieces in the middle. I don't know. What'S going on, but I wanted to keep this mistake in at my video just so you guys can learn from my mistakes um. Please do not think that just because youtubers edit videos and just look so easy on camera, that everything is just going to go smoothly. You will run into some problems. That'S just the nature of it like nothing. Ever comes super super perfect, so um yeah do not use your like to tell my music section here. First of all is super super drying, and if you don't do it correctly, you will the hair will turn purple. So if you want to tone your here, I recommend the generic purple shampoo. It'S from Sally's. The brand name is generic. They always have sales on their stuff too. So, like I think it's like sometimes like buy one get one 50 % off or something like that now show my lights for it. Toning, your legs is um. It gets all that orange out of there but yeah. This is how the color looks we're just gon na turn around, so you guys can see I'm absolutely in love with the color. As you can see, the ends are kind of lighter than the top, which is what I wanted it. I wanted the top to be more of a dark, cinnamon color and then the ends to like fade into that orange II, spicy color, so yeah. The cons for this hair was really only the wig not being pre put like it said it was like, I said, minimal shedding. Even after I dried the heck out of the hair, with the purple shampoo it still bounced back is super bouncy. Am I getting any tangles, so all of the information for this hair will be down below make sure you guys check out the description box if you're interested in finishing hair like this video, if you love how the color came out, drop a orange heart down below. If you made it to the end of the video, don't forget to like this video and give me a thumbs up and do not forget to subscribe, you right there, since what's the hold up click that subscribe button and join my family you're always welcome here. So, thank you guys for watching and I will see you guys in the next video