Recreating Arrogant Taes & Dream Doll Ombre Blonde & Black Wig: Arrogant Tae Inspired! #Ombrewig

Hey beauties welcome back to my channel okay, let's jump right into this video so, as you guys could see that was really quickly, but i'm going in um with black velvet jet black blue black, and i actually had two black velvet bottles. So those were the colors that i use it will be listed in the description as well, but, as you guys can see by the title of this video, this will be another arrogant, hey, slash, dream dial. This is my first time doing a dream down recreation, but another arrogance: hey inspired wig, so this is going to be the black and blonde ombre. So it's going to be blonde at the top with black. On the end, it looks like it's a very simple wig to recreate but y'all. This is nothing simple, okay, and i really do mean that so, as you guys can see, i'm just going in with all of the colors um, i did add blue black jet black and the black velvet um. I would say when you add the blue black. Just add a small amount like maybe like a quarter of the bottle, not a lot, because you really want the black. You want it to be a jet black. So don't add too much blue black and you just want to put your dies into warm water and then just mix it up. Adore dies tend to clunk up a little bit. So you want to make sure that you have something that you can um. You know mix the dye in well with now i'm just going in with the test strand, which is something that i always love to do, because you don't want to just dip a wig in there that you know it might not be the right color. So you just want to do a test strand. It'S very important. Can save you a lot of mistakes, a lot of headaches and things like that, because you don't want to just ruin your wig off the back. So definitely do a test strand. Whenever i may, i'm making wigs, if i have any leftover blonde hair track pieces like tiny pieces, i always keep them because you never know they're great for test stripping. You know what i mean if you wanted to see how colors blend together, like just save them. I promise you save them, but yeah so again, i'm just adding more dye just trying to get the blackest black i can get because we want a jet black okay. So this is the 24 inch lace, frontal unit. I will be coloring today. This was made by me on a sewing machine, and now the thing about this wig was, as you can see, i always needed my boyfriend's help he's always there supporting me and everything. I do. I love him so much. Thank you. Babe shout out to you, but yeah. I definitely needed help with this um because um you just definitely you just want to be careful. You do not want to rush making this wig at all. So i had a estimate of where i wanted to bring the die up to so the important thing about this. When you first dip your wig, you want to dip it and then see, as you guys can see. I didn't bring the color up far enough, so i'm going to be dipping it a little bit higher to bring it to where i want the color to start at and then once you get the color to where you think it should be on the wig. You dip it once or you might have to dip it twice, but once you have the place where you want, you know the color to start you don't want to dip it continuously at the same spot. You always want to dip it and bring the water a little bit lower than the same place, so it gives that ombre effect, hoping that makes sense. You know i'm trying to explain this as best as possible to you guys. If you have any questions. Please leave me a comment below you know. I love talking to you guys. I love answering all of your questions and, if you've made it this far, please subscribe. Okay, turn on your post notifications um, so you can get. You know a notification when i do upload. My videos, i will be coming out with boss, lady mondays um - i have, i think, that's going to be the name of it, but yeah i'll be dropping um, more business. Videos every monday so definitely be on the lookout. For that, i have a lot of things in store that i'm so excited to bring to you guys so make sure you give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and stay tuned, so yeah. So now i'm just trying to get the hair to be as black as possible and, like i said the thing with this unit, is you definitely want to be as patient as possible because once you zip this wig on the ends the first few times, it's not Going to be the black that you want it to be, you really have to be patient and let that color work its way into the hair completely like, as you guys, can see, i'm dipping and dipping and dipping and and then i actually lifted up the back. Half of the wig, the very top, and then i dipped the very back of the wig, because i just wanted that part to be a little bit higher than the part that you know you're going to see. First, which is the outer layer of the wig and then now, like i said, i'm just letting the wig sit in that color because you want it to absorb this product as much as possible. People think blacks are like easy, but honestly this is the most hardest. Color that i've worked with like blacks can be gray, it can be blue. It can come out green, sometimes like it's really hard. So just take your time with. If you are going to recreate this unit and just be patient, another thing um definitely use about. I would suggest i use four well actually three bottles of dye um, because i didn't use all of the blue black, but i would suggest maybe like four entire bottles of the black jet, whether that be jet black black velvet. Just you know a good black and a little bit of the blue black but yeah as you guys can see. My boyfriend is holding up the back end and i'm dipping the very back of the wig and letting that get colored, because it really wasn't catchy so yeah. It just takes critical thinking and that's it. You just have to think outside of the box when it comes to making wigs doing hair coloring hair, like you really sometimes have to think outside of the box, and just do what works to achieve the look that you want. Okay, so after coloring the unit, i did go ahead and just blow dry, the unit off camera, and now before i get into customizing the unit, i'm going to be flat, ironing the entire unit using my baby, bliss, flat, irons and yeah after flat ironing the unit. This was the outcome. I love how it turned out, i'm very happy and, as you guys know, i do sell hair and make custom units. This hair is from my hair collection, so be sure to follow me on instagram at satinasbeautyshop.com, as this unit will be available for purchase now, i'm just going to be going in and just customizing the hairline. This isn't a very detailed plucking video. So if you guys are interested in, you know a customizing video, including plucking styling, and just everything that goes into the unit after coloring it. You know, and things like that, just be sure to let me know down in the comment section and while you're at it. If you haven't already, please be sure to subscribe, give this video a thumbs up and please please turn on your post notifications. That way, you guys can be notified when i do upload a new video but yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching. I appreciate you guys and, like i said, more videos will be on the way and i'll see you guys next time. So do you