Blonde Highlights To Red Highlights ❤️| Color & Wig Install ❤️| Beauty Forever Hair ❤️

Hey guys and welcome back to i'm beautiful hustler tv, if you're new to my channel just go ahead and click that subscribe button and turn on your bells, and i just want to say thank you to everyone who subscribed. We have finally surpassed 100k subscribers and everybody's wondering what i'm gon na do my little celebration, guys, don't worry, it is coming. It is coming now for today's sleigh. As you see in the beginning of this video um, the way the wig is red, but this wig came from beauty forever hair and it actually came in the honey blonde color and that's what the color for this one will be 27 a little bit 30. But because i have done this color wig on my channel, i did want to spice it up a notch and transform this honey blonde wig from beauty forever hair into this beautiful uh highlighted red wig, so everywhere that's like 27 or 613 on the wig. It would be bright, bright red and then you know the darker uh brown color, the wig would be darker, so it will go from the honey blonde highlight wigs to a red, highlighted wig and the style that i'm going to do today is a side part. You know kind of soft look, roller stack, look so pretty so um just to let you guys know what i used um. I did decide to do the watercolor method and i did use about four to five bottles of dye. I used two crimson reds. I use intensive red, i use ruby red and i also use um another red, but i tagged it down in the beginning of this video. I can't really, you know, remember it right now at this moment, but i did use um all of those reds and i let that wig sit for about 10 minutes and then i came back in um with some more of one of the red dots for my Bottle, i don't even remember which one it was, but i think it was the intensive red and i just went ahead - and you know put some more of that color on those roots there. You know, especially in the front and just really let it sit. So it can take really really good, so i can really get those nice burgundy to crimson red highlight tones like i just wanted it to be perfect. So i really let this wig sit for a while, and i know a lot of people are wondering: did the lace get stained, the lace gets stained? No, it did not stain the lace. What so ever, which is kind of surprising, though, but honestly i think when you are using temporary watercolor, you don't really stain the lace, but if you are doing permanent dyeing, then you want to be careful because you can stain that lace. But as i mentioned with this water coloring method and as much as this red dot that i used, i did not get any stained lace so once i let it sit in there for about i'm not even gon na lie. Another 20 minutes before shampooing and conditioning and i'm going to install it on my girl joyce today. She is one of the girls who also work here at the salon with us, and here is what the wig look like as she's, showing you guys um. The finishing look of the wig and you can also see like the red, highlighted tones in there and i'm just really happy. I did the wig like this because don't get me wrong. I love the honey blonde highlighter wigs, but you know after a while doing it over and over it does get boring. So i'm so happy we decided to switch it up a notch and i'm gon na go ahead and install that um on her today. So first things: first um we just went ahead and you know cut off the extra lace on her cap and because she is one of the hair stylists here at the cab. I know you guys seen her like what the hell she got this cap on her face like she robbing a bank or something, but that's just her little technique that she do when she's doing a cast like she likes to stretch it all. The way is down, you know far down as possible, and you know she do the whole cut out the eyes and nose mouth thing to make. You look like a bank robber, and it's just so funny to me every time she does it to herself or to her clients, but nevertheless um something new. I did do with this installation - and this is a common mistake that you know may be hard for people with the lighter skin tone, because she is very bright and believe it or not, um. She is haitian and something else called bulgarian or something like that um. But she is, you know, really really bright skin, as you can see. So you have to be careful with the color lace that you use, because you don't want the lace to look too too dark and that's why i showed you guys um. You can buy her skin tone foundation like the liquid foundation, but i decided to just get the um concealers, so i bought two concealers one, the color porcelain and one in the color light ivory. But for her i did use that light ivory color for her um. I would say if somebody i mean she's really bright as it is, but um. If somebody was even lighter than her, then i would probably use that porcelain, so um. Once again, i'm just gon na go back in with that light ivory. That was the color. I chose and i applied, that color um. You know that concealer color on the cap and also on the inside of the lace and on top of the lace as well, because when you try to use a foundation, that's too dark. It will always look like the lace. Color um is darker than your skin tone, and i did not want that issue this time around. So that's why i went ahead and went in with a color that matched her skin tone perfectly, and you know you could just buy the little concealers. They should be no more than three to four dollars to be honest in the hair store. So i just got the little one at the hair store that was there and that's what i just decided to use for my clients, that's her skin tone or lighter. But, however, now i'm gon na go ahead and proceed with my four layers of my beautiful lace-mint adhesive, and once i get that last layer on there, i will begin to pull that lace down into that glue and get the sleigh on the roll you. So now that i have all of my layers applied, i'm going to go ahead and pull that lace down into that glue, and i always like to start with the center first, because it kind of gives you like the guideline of where the wig is going to Sit then i just tend to go with my right side of the head. First, because it's just i don't know it just comes natural to me like that, and i have her hold it and then i'm going to go ahead and do the same thing to the other side. Um, you want to make sure you pull it down far enough to where that cap is not showing that's. Why you see me pick it up just a little bit more, especially because um you know the wig was plugged um, you know really good, so i had to make sure i covered up that cap. So now i'm just going to go in on the heat setting with my blow dryer and my comb and just do my little techniques that i do to get the lace pre-melted before the real melt and i'm going to go ahead and just you know, blow dry And comb, all of that into place before um i before i uh tuck it down with that melt belt and let that sit in so i'm just gon na go ahead and continue to blow it on heat. And then i will also go in with the hot comb hot comb, everything back, so the heat from that hot comb could also kind of simmer in uh with that lace, and then i will tie it down you changes and after removing that belt, uh that melt Bed, i'm gon na go ahead and proceed by going um. You know going in with the scissors and cutting off the extra lace, but, of course, i'll be using my eyebrow razor to get up as close as possible to the hairline, where it's mostly glued and just razor um everything off now. Um. A lot of stylists probably have the same issue, and it's so annoying um. You want to make sure you pay attention to your clients, hairline, and that way you can pluck far back enough, because most of the time it does aggravate you when you pluck the front of the hairline so good, and then once you place the wig or the Frontal - or you know whatever onto your client's head everything that you pluck end up getting cut off, so that's why we made sure that we really went in um and plucked a lot. You know going backwards. You know like about an inch deep. We did a lot of plucking that way. Once we did cut off the extra lace, it still gave off their really nice pre-plugged hairline. So you know that's a little tip that you guys can do, because i know we've all had the issue before, especially because you know, depending on where you get the wig from companies, make their wigs differently. Um some make them more perfect for almost everybody's hairline and then some you really got ta finesse and you know make it work. So that's why i also recommend plucking as much as you can, but you know just be careful um as far as not making any bald spots and stuff like that, but i will do a updated plucking, video um, actually the whole month of september. I'M really gon na try to give you guys like a full 30-day like lace series. So that's what i'm working on um for the whole month of september, i'm actually taking off. So i would not be open because i would just be focusing on you know, focusing on my youtube, for you guys and giving you like 30 days of slaves and also um. You know my products and everything like that. I want to focus on that all month of september, but i will be back open in october uh taking appointments um, you know that's not only for youtube and stuff like that, but uh nevertheless um now that i have you know all of that tagged down. I'M just gon na go ahead and part off a youth section um now i know you guys are used to me doing the part on the other side, but she is left-handed and what i notice about clients that are left-handed. They usually get their parts on the right side of their head and if you are uh right-handed, you usually get the parts on your left side of the head. So um. That'S why it looks kind of probably look a little bit weird to you guys. But you know like i mentioned she is left-handed, so she does wear her parts on the right. So i just went ahead and created this c curve part, and i'm just going in with my beautiful hustler glam wax stick and i'm going in with that hot comb and just getting everything, nice and sleek. Before we get into uh. You know curling and doing the baby hair you changes and now i'm just going to go ahead and pull down my two baby hairs. We will not be doing baby hair across the whole hairline. She just literally wanted the two baby hairs for the side. That was going to show and everything else. We just you know curled it, and you know you know pretty much, just curled it up so um. I went ahead and pulled on that one little piece by the hair. I mean not by the hairline, but by the you know the parting area and then just going to do like a little sideburn and you know we're going to cut that down short. But first i'm going to go on with that tresemme and spray, the hairline completely from ear to ear and try to tie it down again with my melt belt to just you know, get it extra extra melted before we slay these curls, oh and for the curls. I'M just going to go in with my uh stove curler um. You know my little martial iron, i'm just going to create uh curls, i'm just grabbing, like you know, pretty big sizes of hair to curl because she did not want it to be tight. She really wanted to be just like loose. You know, combed out type of curls, so i just went in with the master iron. Like i mentioned, and just grabbed. You know bigger pieces and just curled it up quickly and you guys can also see as i'm curling um the crimson red highlights. That'S in the wig just from using you know those different mixtures of reds just like because you know the brighter the hair is uh. The brighter the color will come out, so you will see those streaks of that crimson red, because if you forgot this is a highlighted, brown wig - and we did - you know just add that red color on there. So you will see those different tones of red and also those lighter highlights of those red tones as well as you can even see in this little section that i just picked up here. You can see that bright red in the middle of this hair. I'M about to curl and it's just like little streaks like that throughout the whole entire wig, but nevertheless, i'm just going to go ahead and continue to curl the hair until everything is curled up championship championship: okay, oh oh uh, and now it's time to go ahead And remove that no bell and, as you can see, her lace is slayed: okay, honey, so we're gon na go ahead and just style. Those baby hairs really quick. I'M just gon na go in with the eyebrow razor and chop that hair down um. I didn't do it too, too short, because we kind of wanted, like that long swoop, kind of baby hair. So i cut it down to maybe a little longer than an inch, and then i did the sideburn as well, and i'm just going to go in with my holding spray, uh spray, the baby, hair and just swoop it. You know really quickly uh with my edge brush and once that done, i just will go in with my hands and just kind of like finger comb uh the curls out um, like i said she wanted. You know to be like a nice really loose. Looking look. She don't want the curls to be tight or anything she wanted it to look as loose as possible, but still curled. So that's why i would just you know: go in with my hand, and just you know, finger comb it out and once i do, the baby hair and we comb those curls out. Only thing that would be left to do is conceal the part and for her part, i did use the burgundy spray. I know you guys used me using uh the high beams black spray, for, like my you know, natural brown and jet black hair um installations, but with high beams they do have almost every color that you can think of. So, whether you have blue hair, they have blue spray purple hair. They have purple spray blonde hair, they have blonde spray. Burgundy head, they have burgundy spray and delicious goes on um dark brown, medium brown. You know all of those colors. So once i go back in with that same um, you know concealer color, that light ivory that i use underneath her lace. I am going to conceal her part with that and then go in with that. Burgundy high beam spray and you know spray the parts so that the concealer looks nice and clean and i'm just sleeking down any little fly away hairs. I always you know you probably guys catch me. You know you catch me doing that a lot on my channel you'll just see me like pulling hairs off like the face and stuff i just those little flyaways. They i just hate them. They got ta go like they just got. Ta go they've, been ruining the move in the whole vibe, but um. Now that i have um, you know everything curled, i'm just taking my finger and just brushing everything out like i absolutely love the way the color came out. I absolutely loved this install and it was actually quick and simple and very easy. Like i don't know it's just like the quality of the lace was good. You know it was transparently so um, that's a really good thing, especially when you have like um. You know skin tone clients, please, please, please tell them to only use transparent or hd lace. Even light brown lace might be a little bit too dark for them like if they are bright like this, you know right like this or even brighter, or maybe just a little bit, darker still recommend them to use transparent lace or hd lace. Now, if you are a darker skin, like my tone or darker, you could probably do you know the medium brown lace and stuff like that. But if you want it to be safe for everybody transparent, because you can always, you know, go on with foundation to make that transparent match. But, however um we went ahead and concealed that part, we black sprayed it red with the high beams. Um did i say black sprayed it. We burgundy sprayed it yeah. We burgundy sprayed it to get that part, nice and clean. I just went in some more comb, the curls out. She got up close and personal to let y'all see the sleigh. Y'All know how we do it, and here is the final look. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Thank you for the 100k plus subscribers. I love you all stay tuned for the giveaways and i will see you guys next time.