Wig Transformation| Jet Black To Chocolate Brown (No Bleach/Damage)

Hey guys, a sharp Mill welcome back to my channel, so today I'm going to show you guys how I go from this jet black color to this pretty chocolate brown color. If you're like me, and you like to switch back between jet black and brown, this technique will be perfect for you. So if you want to see more, please stay tuned, so the hair that I'm going to be using is this Eurasian straight hair from Queen Cote hair on Aliexpress. I purchased this hair back in June of 2015. Originally I colored it Brown after a couple months. I colored it jet black and I'm going to show you with this product how I go back from that jet black back to this brown color. So yet the process is really simple and really easy and really affordable. Actually so I'm going to be using this hair remover from L'Oreal the first time I ever tried this technique. I used Color Oops and the L'Oreal was just on sale this time. So I went with that one. It'S a really easy. Like two-step products, you don't need to be a professional, it's not a bunch of mixing and measuring and yet just really easy to use. And so I'm starting by sectioning off my wig, I'm starting with the bottom layer and I'm just going to start working the product in so you actually don't want to do it like this. I was being lazy and I did not feel like looking for my applicator brush and I literally grabbed the first thing that I could find so I'm pouring it on the hair and then working it in with my hands and using a diamond brush. Why? I don't know guys, I don't know but yeah. I would definitely recommend using an applicator brush because it will allow you to get the hair covered more evenly with this technique with not using the brush, I did have patches and some Sun parts did not fully change. Colors, like I still have like brown pieces here and there, my brown pieces black pieces here and there, but overall the products, still work and did the job I mentioned before the first time. I use the color oops and it's really not a major difference. Actually, I think I like the lorry Oh better, even though it was cheaper. The Color Oops has in awful smell, like the smell is horrid, but with the lore'l brand it didn't have a smell at all. When I use the color oops, it had like the whole left side of my house smell, and I had windows open and even rinsing the hair, like the smell kind of stayed in the hair. But with this lorry, Oh didn't have a smell at all, which I really appreciate, and it worked just as good as the Color Oops. Overall, I would recommend this product to any of you, ladies, who like to switch in between colors and don't always have the mean to purchase new hair to color. I would definitely recommend this. That'S kind of how I stumbled across it just looking for different ways to change the colour without damaging the hair and without breaking my pockets and just buying new hair. And I am thoroughly pleased with this product and I will definitely purchase it again in the future. But you know that's pretty much it. You just want to apply it. I let the hair sit nothing here. I let the product sit on the hair for about an hour and a half. The Box calls for 45 minutes, but I did an hour and a half and I use two boxes and it came out really nice and I got a lot of compliments on this hair color and I will say that I think that the product works better on Hair that's been previously colored. I tried this process on hair that hadn't been colored and I just call it a jet black and it did remove the black color and went to just a natural 1b kind of color, but that's about it. So I it definitely works better like if you color the hair, if you colored and recolor the hair several times but yeah. That'S all. Let me know what you, ladies think, and I will see you guys. Next video bye, you