Jet Black Watercolor Tutorial 30 Inch Siyun Show Lace Frontal Wig

Hey guys, i'm brittany, rivers and welcome to my channel. So today i am watercoloring. This scion 30 inch, 250 density, wig jet black. I have never dyed my hair jet black. I don't know if this looks black or what, but it's like. Everyone always talks about how much of a difference it is between jet, black and just natural b, natural 1b and stuff. So i'm excited to really see if there's a difference but um i've, water, colored. A few times so this is the wig, it is body wave so m1b. It does look pretty dark to me, but i don't know we are going to diet jet black. It is super duper duper thick. I have a review on unboxing on this hair and i'll do an updated review later, but we're going to do the first step. A lot of lace here this place is like medium brown kind of dark brown. Oh, i forgot to say i hope you all enjoy this video remember to like comment and subscribe subscribe, subscribe. Follow me on instagram brittany follow my lash company casino lashes um, let's get into this video, so the mistake i've been making lately was not spraying enough of my lace, like i usually just spray like where the hair is instead of like up here, but when i Actually cut the lace, i actually leave a lot of this on here, so it's important that i actually spray that part too, so we're going to add three layers to the whole wig. So let me show you all okay, so, as you all can see, i'm just going to spray all of the lace like even the excess lace. I don't want to miss any of it, because when i actually install the wig i usually have extra lace at the top. So just make sure you spray everything. So this is the first layer we're going to blow dry sorry, my blow dryer is a little um. Dirty, that's really just like lace glue, but we're going to blow dry it to where it looks almost kind of like you all know how it looks like silverish or something like you can kind of see that the got2b glue has dried up on there. So we're gon na do that then go back in with the second layer blow dry again go back in with a third layer blow dry again and make sure you spray all of the lace, okay guys so in the sun. You can see that there is a brownness to it like that, like that, like that we're taking this outside, because i don't want to mess up my bathroom but yeah, you can see the brownness. Let me show you all the lace right now. The backyard is a little bit messy, but so you see it has like a dark like you can see the got to be on here it has it formed like a hard shell on it. So you haven't. That'S when you know you have enough got to be glue free spray on there, so this is the container i'll be using. You can use any container and i have the boiled water on the oven. So i'm about to come out and pour it in here. So for coloring i just have these two adore bottles they're, both jet black. I do have a royal navy in there, but i just don't want to add blue right now, i'm just a little scared of it, but we're just going to use these two today. Okay, so i poured the hot water in that container, but then i realized it was leaking some before i pour the dye in. Thank goodness i noticed, and then i was like okay, i need to switch containers um. So that's what i'm about to do. You can see me noticing the water dripping everywhere. Okay, so i literally saw this in the yard. I wanted to get something quick, because i didn't want the water to cool down and i did not want the water to leak out like all on the um ground. I guess so: i'm just going to dump out the door die so to make sure you get it all out you may want to after you squeeze as much as you can out you kind of like dip it into the water and then squeeze it out. So it can get all of the water like on the sides of the container of the dye bottle. You may want to like shake it in the bottle, a little bit like scoop the bottle down and then shake that water around then pour it out, but yeah. You just make sure you get all of the dye in there and i actually stir the dye around this time using a the end of a cone. I just didn't feel like getting a whisk. This is just a really quick dye job like very minimal effort here, but you just want to make sure you get all the dye clumps out just stir and make sure the dye is evenly mixed in the water. So now i will be dipping the wig in the water so you're going to dip it in ends. First from the bottom and just kind of i'm kind of swirling it around just making sure all pieces get it and lifting it up and down. I'M going to give you all a better view in a second, but you can almost see the difference already, even though i know it hasn't taken it in, but we're going to end up, leaving it in the water for 30 minutes like you can already see how Black, the hair is so the water was super duper hot. I know it was so like you don't have to have your water that hot, but i mean that's just what i did, but you can see the blackness coming in. It looks gorgeous, especially in the sunlight. So yeah - and you see, the lace is fine after 30 minutes and now it's time to rinse the hair out. I did not like shampoo the hair afterwards or anything, so i won't strip the color, but we're going to take it to the tub now and rinse. This hair out, you can kind of see, so i do it until the water is almost clear like i didn't even do it to where it was completely clear because you'll be there all day, but i did mostly clear and it turned out fabulous. It did not bleed on my clothes or anything, so this is how the hair turned out, like i feel like jet black, does make a difference like it looks completely different um, but like just like the contrast between my skin and having black black hair, like i Feel like twitter hypes up stuff sometimes so i really wanted to see like. Is there a difference? I may end up sticking with jet black, but thank you all so much for watching. I hope you all enjoyed this video remember to like comment and subscribe. Subscribe. Subscribe. Have a great day you guys bye,