Dye Your Hair/Wig In 5 Min! Water Color Method Fast And Cheap Ft. Rosabeauty Hair Abbyliciouz

Oh - and I did you do to make me Chris, my tummy - I do you do to make me Chris. Oh my mom dancing me to do robbing me. My Robin Ted. Come pull this thing on you, I'm in jail, hey guys! Welcome back to my channel. How are you all doing in this video? I am going to show you how I transform this wig from this, so this using the watercolor method. So, if you're interested stay tuned, this hair is from Rosa Beauty, hair company, which I received for a review, and I have an initial review without link down below in the description box, I made the wig by the way. Now I know for watercolor method. People often use blonde hair to turn their hair. You know bright red or like different colors, but since I want mine to turn dark brownish red, I'm not going to bleach their hair instead, I'm going to lighten it using a 40 volume developer, the cream kind. First of all, I'm going to wear my gloves place my wig into this container and poor the developer all over the hair and with my hands, I'm going to massage the developer into the hair to make sure every strand is coated, and now I'm going to repeat, As necessary that I'm finished coding every strand - and I know this because the hair is saturated and I can feel the weight of the cream actually and I can literally squeeze the developer out now, it's time to let it process, I'm using this heavy-duty aluminum foil, to Cover over the wig now, usually, if it's summer you can, you know, take this to your backyard and let the Sun process for about like 45 minutes, and it would be done like seriously. But since it's full and there's no Sun and it's cold, I let it process in the room temperature for about three and a half hours, and I just wash there the condition the way. So this is how the lid looks after I blow dried it. I didn't want to air dry it because I didn't have much time I'm going to dip this in a dye, so I didn't care to be honest with you now guys take a look at this, the closure, the I need way faster and further than the bundles Wow, maybe it's because the bundles and the closures you know come from different donors - I don't know, but anyway, I will talk about it more in the upcoming review now, in order to color the hair, I've prepared a warm water into the container. The dye I'm using today is sim, semi-permanent, add or dye in the color intense red number 71. Now, since this hair is long, I got three of them here - I'm pouring all three bottles and mixing them all up so that the color is evenly distributed in the water. Now I'm checking the temperature to make sure that the water is still warm now. Obviously, the reason why the water needs to be warm to hot or even lukewarm, because hair cuticles open up when contacted with warm temperature and shuts when contacted with cold temperature here, I'm slowly by eventually dumping the wick into the water. So I left the water in for no more than four minutes, and this is how it looks after I quickly shampooed and conditioned the hair with cold water - I repeat: cold water, and now I am going to let the hair air dry alright. So this is how the hair looks after air drying. The wave pattern has not changed and the hair still looks healthy, and now I'm going to come back with this wig all styled up and I'll see you in two. I live in man.