Blue & Turquoise Ombre | Msroshposh Blue Wig Color Tutorial!

Hey guys, what's up, I am going to give you a tutorial on how I got this beautiful, beautiful, mermaid blue inspired, hair on Miss wash wash. When I posted this guys, you guys went crazy. She posted the pictures put in her Instagram and snapchat, and everybody basically went crazy in my inbox and requesting the exact same wig, and I was like okay. Since everybody wants the same wig, I thought might as well give you guys a tutorial out of it, and even this rushed past her so and her snapchat said that she can't do this, so I just want to give a tutorial to help everybody out in case You want to look just like this, so we're going to be using every single thing I used and her wig when I colored it and made it into this week. So, first starting off with three bundles and a closure, a lace closure in 27 blonde with the dark briefs and starting off on blonde hair, is like super easy to color, because you don't have to light in the hair. It'S already at the perfect canvas to do any color or tone it in any way that you want. The hair is a hundred percent human hair, and if you get this hair, as you can see, the blonde has been pre lightened. So you don't have to do that step. The first thing I like to do is to wash the bundles of any. You know film that might be on the hair. Do it in some like not scolding, hot water, but enough for it to still be hot, but you can be able to put your hands in it, and this is just so that when we put the color stain on there, all of it is going to go Into the hair and not into any of the other stuff, that's on the hair, because I've experienced it before when you just go in and put color on it when you rinse it out all of it just rinses out right with it so soaking the hair beforehand, Is like the best way they make sure it sticks today, we're going to be using all joy coat, color, intensities things. These are my favorite brand of stains to use I'm going to be using sapphire, blue, cobalt, blue mermaid, blue and peacock green and we're going to make a mixture of some of these into the One Bowl, but really is even though it's a lot of colors. I'M going to be combining some of these into the same Bowl and I did purchase 11 of these. I think I had a few of them left over. You really want to make sure you have more than enough color, because you don't want to be spreading. It then, by the end, I'll have to add conditioner to it make sure you buy enough. I did spend about $ 75 on all of these at Cosmo props, so yeah. Keep that in mind. So remember that tutorial. I did with char Mel's wig with a blonde. If I, if you didn't see that I basically did it, you shape all-aware out the head from one part, all the way around to the other, and I sectioned it this way throughout the entire head. While doing the color. I just find that it makes it easier to blend. It gives you more dimension when you apply the color in you shape, and I continue to use shape sections all the way up to the top until I had no more hair left to color. So, starting with the section right in the front at the party, I'm just gon na work from one side all the way to the other when you're applying a bunch of different colors. My main thing that I like to remember is that I always put the darkest color at the top and the lightest color at the bottom, and that just helps to create you know a perfect ombre ombre is like a gradient. It goes from darkest to light. It could go from light to dark, but when it comes to hair color, the main thing is for it to be from dark at the top light at the bottom. So I'm going to apply the color to the top, the dark, blue and then I'm going to apply the next lighter shade in the middle and then the lightest shade at the bottom. And then I take my fingers and smooth it back and forth up and down through all the colors just so that it meshes well together, don't be alarmed if you get color on any other parts of the hair, cuz waiting, rinse everything out. It'S just going to blend beautifully anyway, just make sure you're really saturating every single strand. It is so annoying when you're applying color and you miss a strand. You really have to make sure you're looking and moving around all the hair to make sure that everything is completely saturated. It'S really important to be very generous when you're applying the color. So that way you know you're not going to miss any spots or any spots. Won'T be see-through or splotchy or streaking, so be generous, really get up in that hair in each section and move it all the way around make sure everything is saturated. It may help to comb through the section look back starting up at the top and then going back towards the bottom, I'm just going to apply the color and all over the hair. Just like you see me doing in this u-shaped parting and I'm literally gon na continue it all the way up. The head make sure that when you're switching to another color you're going back and forth - and you really are like blending the two together kind of like with makeup when you you know blend in your transition, shade make sure that transition is nice and soft and smooth And it doesn't just like start automatically green or blue, it makes sure it blooms really well. So I'm basically just going to keep on doing this all the way up to the head, and you know, show you guys my progress as I go along very simple, though. Just starting from one part and go down wording and use horseshoe shape all the way up to the other side on the part, I typically part it about two tracks: two rolls at a time just because it helps you to really get in there to apply the Color, you don't want your sections to be too thick. I think two rolls is like the best, because then you know wherever you go, you know you're gon na basically have it covered, so I'm at the top and as you can see, you can see some of the different tones. Some of the different blues, the darkest is at the top and the lightest is at the bottom and with color stains. Like I always say, there's there is a processing time on the bottle, but when it comes to these stains - and it's not like a formula - that's mixed up with developer. There really is no true process in time. You can put it on for five minutes and rinse. It off or you can keep it on for it a day if you wanted to and then rinse it off the next day. It'S totally up to you, if you don't have time to you, know let it sit for a long period of time. What I like to do to check it is after the color has been on there for a while. You can touch it with your fingers and if a lot of the stain is still coming off on your fingers, you should probably let it sit somewhere. I know with the door colors once the color is fully in there. You could touch all over the hair color and none of the stain will be on your hands and then that's how you know we can rinse it out. So this is what it looks like. I ended up getting a hole in my gloves, guys so much for wearing gloves. So I got all this blue color on my hands so cheap. I ran out of gloves and I didn't want to go, get the professional kind, so I just found some and they were so cheap and got a hole every time I adjusted my gloves, but this is what it looks like you can see all the different mermaid Turquoises, the deep blues, the peacock green, doing it this way helps you to get so much more dimension than doing it, the other way. Okay, so, as you can see, I got makeshift bowls and I used three different colors. So the first combination was the cobalt blue and the deep blue mixed together, and that was three and one bow. And then I used some mermaid blue and the cobalt blue together, and that was in One Bowl. And then I used two of the mermaid blue at the ends enough and because you're not going to need as much color for the news. So that's how that went. So this is what it looks like after I rinsed it all out. I believe I left it in there for like just overnight when it's not in the morning and I'm just going to blow dry the hair and style it and show you guys what it looks like another tip to know about the 27 blonde here with black roots. If you want it to, even though the hair is straight, if you want it to, you, can wear in a loose wave and just to find that loose waves like that, because it I don't know what they did, but it looks really cute as loose wave to You that's gon na, be in my next video I'll show you guys how to wash a wig and straighten the wig just to get it like brand new after you, you know worn it a few times, I'm gon na show you guys exactly how to style. This thing exactly in tomorrow's video, so make sure you subscribe, because I'm gon na be daily uploading on this channel. Just until I just want to see how long I can go with daily uploading, I feel like it's gon na be fun, so I have my blow-dryer on the medium setting and I'm just rough drying. It I'm lifting up the hair, being gentle still keeping the air for the most part in a downward motion when you originally, when you first start blow drying hair, you want to make sure you knock out a lot of that moisture sideways, but for the most part, Just lightly you know finger through it with your fingers and keep the blow-dryer in a downward motion. So I'm just gon na keep blow-drying this hair. You guys can just watch it sped up, but, as you can see the more it tries the more the blues and the greens and the turquoise has come through. So now that the hair is completely dry. I am going to curl this hair and come back and show you guys how I did that, but this is the hair after its dried. You know it's blue, it's there and this is it after I curled it. I'M about to just style it out with the wide toothed comb just to get in some nice loose waves. You can see all the dimension in the hair, all the little colors the blues. That turquoise is. I really love this mister oshkosh says she never wore anything. It was like out of her, you know blonde or black comfort zone, so it was pretty cool to see her in a blue wig, something completely different. I had so much fun, making it for her and everyone was requesting it after that. So I just knew I had to do a tutorial for those of you who are you know DIY at the house they like to do it yourself. You just need to know how and I'm here to tell you how so I'm just taking a razor along the sides and around the face just to kind of give it. You know a little pizzazz a little layered. You know so so it's not so flat because they here was super long. I still wanted to have body, so I'm not taking off the length, but I am framing the face and putting in some soft long layers just to give it some we're moving it. So combing through it again with a wide tooth comb, you guys can see how beautiful that is. I used the. I think it was a one and a half inch barrel. Curling iron select a really really big curling iron and I curled it vertically all going away from the face on both sides - and I just combed it out and got this beautiful, voluminous curly look on this long hair. If you guys want a tutorial on how to curl hair the correct way with a curling iron, let me know cuz, I haven't seen some y'all videos and I know, but it's cute is cute. I like the wig a lot and I hope my tutorial was helpful. I hope it guided you and what color options you can get and the type of hair you can use and yea. If you want this hair, the link is in the description box where to buy it. There is currently a 50 % off sale on the hair. So make sure you guys just look at the code at the top and the blue bar to get an additional 15 % off your order. The shipping is free throughout the United States, so that's always good and the hair does come with a 30-day guarantee. So if anything went wrong with the hair, if you got the wrong texture, if you got it too curly like maven up and they will definitely definitely send you a refund or in exchange for it your order. So I hope you guys enjoyed watching this and let me know what other videos you like to see because I am going to be doing daily uploads. That is right, daily uploads. So let me know if you have questions for me, I would love to do a Q & A some storytimes coming up so yeah. Let me know, thank you so much for watching, and I will see you guys tomorrow in the next video