Detailed Jet Black Wig Dye | Toothbrush Method | Bleach Knots |No Mistakes | Full Lace Wig -Amazon

Hey guys welcome to my channel, so today we will be doing a jet black color on this one B wing don't mind my nails, but, as you can see, the knots are currently black and this is one B color, but we bout to get this girl slayed. I will be leaving the wig details and description down below in the description box. As you can see here, I am dressed casual per usual. These are clothes i don't care about, but let's get to this install okay. So this is my favorite dye box, because it's $ 2 at Walmart first make sure we protect ourselves with some reusable gloves, and we will also be using a mixing Cup with a little bit of dye inside a toothbrush comb and some hair clips. Now you can see me pulling the hair forward. I already parted from the start of the tracks to the frontal where they meet. As you can see, the frontal is done first, because it's the most tedious. Now, you see me part in this. We bout to start from the bottom to the top, got it okay guys. So i zoomed up a little bit for you to see better what i'm doing. I literally dip the tip of the bristles of the toothbrush into that dye that you saw earlier and we are currently doing strokes so literally as soon as you dip that toothbrush in the dye just stroke as if you're combing the hair. It'S okay! If you touch the lace, because the bristles are so small, you will barely see that dye, but make sure you aren't dropping clumps of dye onto that lace. Any dye that spills through the lace will show. So, yes, i'm going slowly and i'm just stroking stroking stroking and, as you can see, it is starting to turn a little darker. Please take your time with this. This is no rush, there's a reason why I'm showing you this tutorial instead of the water color dye. In my opinion that doesn't really work. For me, this is more of a tedious process, but the results show. So I just finished my first part and I'm now parting again to do another row. Sorry, I'm OCD! When it comes to my hair, so yeah once again we dip the toothbrush into the dye and you come so. I also got tired of dipping that into the bowl and I started pouring the dive directly on to the toothbrush to make it a little bit easier and because it's a lot of dye, I start a little bit lower and then I go to the top. Once again, you see me being very careful on the edges, because that's the first thing people are going to see when this is on your hair. So please be very careful. Go very slowly. Take your time. There is no rush with this. I know you guys are all quarantined right now, so please don't rush cuz! You ain't got nowhere to go Here. I am splitting it up a bit. Just to you know, make it go a little smoothly. So, as you just saw me, I started pouring the dye directly onto the hair, as I poured it onto the hair. I did start. I poured it a little lower. So, as you can see here, I'm pouring a dye a little bit lower and then I'm going to take the toothbrush, pull the dye down and work. My way up like this is much easier. The dye is all on the hair. Don'T pour too much because if you pour too much it will seep and it will stain so here I'm continuing to brush brush brush and if you notice, I'm going very slow videos just sped up a little bit here. I took the cone just to make sure I got all the dye through and I'm calling it out as you can see, I'm only doing the roots and the edges, I'm not doing all the way down to the ends of the hair that will be for later. So we're gon na speed it up a little bit guys. Let me know if you want a more detailed process on this, but I'm trying to be as detailed as I can be alright, so we are halfway done and, as you can see, the roots are already turning black. I didn't do the ends for a reason and you, as you can see, those are still one beat it's literally changing in front of our eyes now I'm bout to turn it around and do the other side. So once again, we start up in the bottom go into the top call me a through applying the dye and going ahead to brush it out. So here you see me having my own mini intermission. Alright, you guys back to business. So, as you can see, I'm continuing going from the bottom to the top, putting the dye on the hair combing it through make sure you guys take your time with this. There is no rush to beauty. Another thing whether you are water, coloring, the hair or doing this method, make sure you bleach the nuts after because especially with water coloring, if you bleach it enough before it will turn them right back to black and with this method, if you bleach the nuts before Make a mistake and something bleeds through you'll have to bleach that spot again, my girl looking nice and silky black, alright ciao, so we are all done with the frontal part. Sorry about my manicure head, it's a little dirty from all the dyes I've done now. We are going to do the ends and, as you can see, I'm just pouring the dye onto the hair and I'm using my gloves to spread it out for you to know that the dyes thoroughly through make sure you comb and if you still see any Brown Or any dry stuff, that means that you need to add more dye. So right here, you guys can clearly see there is still brown spots. So I'm going to add some more dye and go ahead and put that through my fingers and then I'm also gon na comb, it the room. So when everything looks wet and stringy, that's when I know that I'm done, I don't know what I'm doing here. I'M literally just spiraling this up. We are all set with that side. Now I'm gon na head to the other side and speed up a little bit, but you guys can see what I'm doing make sure that hair looks completely wet before you move on. If it is not, there will be some brown spots in your hair and we don't want that. So now, we're done with the frontal heading to the backside, so the back cuts way more hair and I'm just about to go crazy. I'M gon na start from the top by putting some dye and just brushing it back with my hands and make sure you have a towel on the ground, because this can get a little messy. I did have a few drops on the floor and that same wet method goes for the back as well. Any brown spots dry spots make sure you fill that in with some dye, because if not, you will see that when the hair is dry, so I am going pretty slow just because I want to be as clean as possible. I usually dye my hair in my kitchen, but today I'm doing in my room just for viewing purposes, for you guys and I'm not trying to mess up my floor. So now, I'm going section by section and just pouring the glue in using my fingers to run it through these curls looks so beautiful right now. I just have to admire it for a few seconds, but so, as you can see, it's coming together. Well, I only had to use one bottle. I only use one box of the Revlon but, as you can see, I'm continuing to go through pouring dye and using my fingers to run it through, but this lady looking marvelously jet-black ooh. Yes, so guys it's the finished product, this babe looks so cute and black. I love jet black. I feel like it brings out the best of me. This is the frontal. Yes, the knots are still black, but we are about to fix that in 0.2 seconds. Okay, beautiful, alright y'all, so I am washing up the dye. Make sure that you continue to run water through until that water is clear, as you can see, it's a little maroon in the sink. I'M not gon na stop until that is completely clear. How much better that dye looks, looks so beautiful jet black, all right yeah, so I'm probably gon na make a separate video for how I believe to not. This is a video of the application, so I put it to set for 45 minutes. I came back and this is how you check it when you turn it over and you see that all the knots are completely blonde. That'S when you know it is finished, alright, guys this is the finished, look look how shiny and beautiful it looks make sure you watch out for my install video, because that is coming out next, thanks, so much for watching my video, don't forget to Like comment and Subscribe bye, guys