Lavender Ombré Hair || Water Color Method || Ft Eva Wigs

Hey guys it's cigarettes and i'm back with another video, i'm back in a video guys, y'all look at this color. Oh my god, look at the color yeah. I was scared, i'm sweating bullets. This was a very, very, very, very long and detailed process to do this. Wig this color, but this wig is from eva wigs. They sent me a 22 inch pre-made wig, it's a 150 density, wig um pre-plugged bomb, i'm telling you all the hair is bomb, so go ahead and get it. The link will be down below i'm going to show you guys in this video how i water colored the hair. What colors i use! I use the lavender door, hair dye, i use three bottles um and then what else and i'm going to show you guys how? I installed it now: it's not going to be really detailed. It'S going to be a quick run through how i put it in and quick styling, but this is the hair and continue to wash to see how i got this okay guys. So, like i just mentioned, this is the wig from eva wigs. The 22 inch 13x6 frontal wig. This hair is bomb. Look, oh my gosh. I love it. So i'm gon na go in with the three bottles of lavender by adore. Now, i'm going in first with my bottle, not my bottle. My been fold about a fourth of the way with a very boiling hot water, i'm gon na go in and pour in one bottle, and then i'm gon na mix that around and see how the color gets and i'm going with another half a bottle. Because i wanted to do the ombre look and i wanted to do that, achieving one color i didn't want to get two different types of colors. So now you see me just testing one strand to see if that's the color that i want or if i need to add more dye as i'm dipping, i realize that that is the color that i want. So i'm gon na go ahead and dip the whole wig in there. Now me like a fool, i put my hand in the boiling hot water. Please do not put your hand in there use something to move it around, but i just went ahead and dipped the wig made sure i moved it around, so the color could get everywhere at first. I wasn't going to dip the whole hair in the color, but i figured why not, because once i put more dye, it will make the top darker like i wanted. So i just went ahead and dipped the whole thing made sure and moved it around to distribute the color evenly. You have to move it around and brush the hair to make sure that everywhere gets the color also be some blonde spots, some dark spots, and that's why people don't always get that even color that they want, and here i just kept checking the color, because the Ring light was blinding me, so i was trying to check the color make sure it got everywhere. It did not so i went in again. You need to really make sure this is a very tedious process. It doesn't really take long, but you just need to make sure the whole hair is coated with the color. So my all right guys so now that i'm done coloring the hair, i'm going to go ahead and cut off the excess cap. Now i usually go a little above my hairline and right after this i'm going to go ahead and add some foundation and powder to match my skin tone. Now i always use a lighter cap because there's not really a cap that suits my skin tone correctly. It'S either too dark or too light, so i just go ahead and customize it for myself and my skin tone. So now i'm just prepping the wig, i'm gon na go ahead and mold everything into place before i slap it on and i'm gon na make sure. I blow dry, my hairline and my hair to make sure that when i put the wig on to try it on that, the wet wig does not lift up. My cap did i just glue down now here. I'M just trying it on to make sure everything fits right, making sure see where i need to pluck, and i saw that i needed to plug so i just went in on the sides mainly and i just plucked out a few pieces of hair now this is A 613 wig, so you do not want to pluck too much because the lace is really thin and it looks like you're balding most, the 613 laces are actually pretty thin, so they usually blend pretty well now, i'm just going at my go spawn. I'M going to use three layers um, i kind of use very thin layers, because i wasn't keeping this bright wig on for a very long time, so i just did a few little layers coming up. Please excuse my dusty braid in the back. It just wanted to be seen it had to be seen now that the glue is dry, i'm going to go ahead in with my wig and go ahead and glue the wig down, put the lace into the glue melt. It use a blow dryer all that all of that now you see me about to go in with the blow dryer on hot now, because i just washed the wig, the hair is wet and the lace is still kind of wet. So that's why i emphasize to please blow dry your lace before you put it on, because it's going to interfere with the gluing process and everything. So now, i'm just putting everything on molding around my ears and everything. This wig was a little bigger for my head. So i had to cut and mold and blow dry and everything, but it would look pretty good at the end now here you just see me going and cutting off the excess lace on the side, because the wig was kind of big, so i just had to Customize it to fit my head now. The only reason why you don't see some parts sticking is because the wig is wet. I just washed the wig. That'S why it's really important to blow dry the fronts before you put it on, because anything, wet or anything could um disturb the glue. So i just had to re-glue that down wasn't really a big deal, but it just saves um more steps to make sure that the frontal is dry before you put it on. I'M cutting the other side now huh, my now that the sides are all glued down. I'M going to go in with my mousse and i'm going to just put that around my hairline, not like i told you guys, i don't like it to fall in my face, i like to fall away then down. This is why i do that. It'S okay! If you get a little bit of mousse on the frontal, just as long as you work pretty fast, because it is a water-based mousse that i'm using so like i mean not water alcohol based mousse that i'm using so it'll tend to lift up. But if you work fast, you'll be okay, i'm just going in and parting. My side part how i like this part, my side parts, because, honestly, i really don't like middle parts for me, but i'm just combing out the hair to make sure that it's ready and molded properly for before. I spray the god to be spray on my hairline and tie it down to start the molding process. Now that i was pretty satisfied with my part, i went ahead and just combed out the hair to go ahead and pin it up now. After i pinned it up, i just went in with a little bit more mousse and molded that down some more in the part form you see, you see that, yes, you see that lace, you just need a little bit of powder and everything is perfect. Baby matter of fact, not even that, after some got to be sprayed, everything would just literally melt okay y'all. So now my handy dandy cousin came at the right time, so i just had her blow dry, my hair, because i was feeling very, very, very, very, very lazy. Thank you very much and then now i'm just admiring the color. I just love the color. It came out how i wanted it to come out. I just loved, i loved it. I was so scared at first, you guys, but i'm just going to go ahead and strain the hair, because i don't know i was just feeling side part straight. That'S just what it was giving at the point, so i'm going to go ahead and straighten it um. I did add a little bit of the bed head product. I think it's bed head anti frizz control, something like that, because i wanted 613 hairs kind of puffy and i wanted it to lay really sleek. So i'll show you guys that a little further in this clip, so i just went in and blew not blow dried flat ironed, my hair all on the highest heat. This is the bed head product i was talking about now. I never use this before literally, it's like, i don't know why it's like a gel. I really don't know, but this was the only thing i had at the time. Look at how long this hair is, but that was the only thing that i had at the time because i ran out of my chi. I usually use chi or i use um this other heat protectant that i love so now i'm just going in and hot combing it. I don't know how coming just always brings joy to my life and i decided to take off the wrap to make sure i could hot coat. My edges too, i'm telling y'all that got to be another little secret to lay your lace, literally melted after the glue. I'M telling y'all i'm telling y'all i'm telling y'all it works wonders it will literally work wonders. If you don't know what you're doing i revealed the secret one day. One day i got y'all but usually got to be spray works too by itself. So now i'm going with the hot comb and hot combing the hair away from my face because, like i said away and down, i like to cut them away and down my uh uh yeah, my cousin was probably sick of me, but here she goes again. Helping me a flat on the back of my head, because sometimes you can't see the back of your head, and i just wanted that straight as possible. No lumps so now, i'm just going in and doing my baby hairs, cutting them with the coat. I think i cut them with scissors this time, not the razor comb, parting them out and then going ahead and cutting them and laying them foreign. Now you guys see me going with my concealer to define this part. I don't really like to pluck my parts because i feel like hair sheds over time and you want your hair to last the longest. So i don't really like to pluck the parts usually once you put some foundation or concealer or powder on it. It will literally, naturally widen the part, so there i go putting my concealer on there to make it look like i actually have a part and then to top everything off guys. I just went in with some powder on the lace to make it match my skin. Okay, guys - and this is the final product after watercoloring, the hair, my eyelashes fall off after watercoloring the hair i used, as you guys saw, i used three bottles of lavender a door die. I used two one and a half to watercolor the bottom and then i tried to add more to watercolor the top, so it's like an ombre dark and light. So this is the end result like i said in the beginning of the video. This wig is from eva wigs. They sent me a what is this: a 22 inch, 150 density, normal lace, medium brown, pre-plugged, hairline and y'all? This joint is thick. It doesn't even feel like 150 density. It honestly feels like 180 or 200 like four bundles in this, and it honestly feels like it's like 24 inches. When i stand up or i could attempt to stand up, can y'all see how long that is. It goes to my butt and usually 26 inches goes to my butt or 24 inches goes to my butt, so this is pretty long. The quality of the hair is really really really really bomb. It didn't shed at all. This is this: is it i'm gon na leave the link but down below, go ahead, and let me know what more videos you guys want to see and tell me how you guys like this, look because y'all voted for the purple and i did the purple, even Though i wanted to do the gray, i did the purple but go ahead and follow me on all social medias. That'S going to be down below check out the link down below and see you guys next time, bye,