How To: Water Color A Wig| Luigi Inspired

Hi guys so i'm back with another color tutorial and, as you can see, i'm just showing you guys, which colors we'll be using. They also will be listed in the description box as well. So if you guys want to recreate you'll, be able to know which colors exactly to purchase and first we're just going to go in and watercolor with neon green first and just mixing, you want to have like one of these spooly things. It is a kitchen tool, but i'll be using it as my mixer or my color, when i do water coloring and you want to make sure you have a good amount of color water. Excuse me just because when you have a longer wig, you want to make sure you get the wig fully saturated and covered, and you want to make sure it's enough water in your bowl. I need to actually purchase the bigger bowl, so this video reminded me of that um and i always do head first and then the ends um and then you will see me throughout the video opening up the wig just because sometimes when you watercolor it's like it Gets the top in those visible pieces, but when you like go underneath into the back of the wig, it can seem like patchy or like you miss spots. So you want to take like a brush and use your hand to comb through, and you want to keep repeating that process just so the whole wig flows and it's all like equally colored as possible. So, as you see how i'm running my hand through i'm looking through to see where spots are missing brushing through, you want to really make sure you do. This is so important so that you do not have that patchy or spot missing liquid watercolor. Oh my so! Okay, guys so now we're going to start with royal navy at the ends and at the ends i literally only used all blue. So that's why it's like a greenish blue. At the end, it's like basically like green, but undertones of blue, because that is the look. I was going for, and that is how my client requested it um i mean she sent the look and she just asked me to kind of do my own thing. She trusted me um, so i wanted to go for like green, but little like hints of blue. If that makes sense, i didn't want the harsh, deep, dark dark blue, but i wanted, like you, know, peekaboo kind of undertones of blue throughout the green um. So, like really in light, you can see it is so so pretty but again started with um royal navy and then here's when i started going by hand while it's wet and i'm like just massaging it in so you don't have like that harsh ombre effect. So you want to massage it in and even throughout the video you'll see me using a brush to brush it through and basically everything is self-explanatory. Um y'all and it's just the same open up the pieces of the hair. Don'T you want to make sure it is? Even throughout because you don't want to miss spots or you don't want it to look like patchy, that is so tacky, it's so ugly. So comb as you are coloring use a brush. You can use a coloring brush out. You'Ll, see me using um. It'S called like a white girl brush, but i forgot to like real properly, but you know everybody calls a white girl brush, so i'm using like one of those a detangle brush using one of those, and it will really really help with like that. Seamless ombre look and we don't like harsh lines: okay and the same thing i'm doing to the front of the wig. You want to flip the wig over and do it to the back as well so and all i'm doing throughout the ends again is using royal navy blue moonlight and cayenne all by kiss colors and yeah just to get that blue undertone within the green. My okay! So, as you guys saw, i took a little bit of jet black at the ends. It'S one of my favorite little things to do when i want like that deep dark look on my ends is just going with a little jet black. If you don't prefer jack black, you can use a darker color of the color. You are using so like, if you're, using a light, green, just go in with a darker green or if you are using light, blue use, a darker blue and you can get the same effect. I just personally like to do jet black because it makes it deeper than using the same color just in a darker level and honestly y'all. That is really it. I promise y'all. This look was so easy. It took me a total of probably an hour, but of course i shortened this video down um, but this is how it looks. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it so much and you just see me doing little clips of how, like i get my wigs ready to um, take my pictures and stuff for instagram and if you don't already follow me at paradise, forever cold and check out my words um. Here'S! Your girl kind of eye, you know and um yeah, so that's all you see me doing is just showing a little bit. I never put styling in these videos because i try again like i've, said many times before, to keep the videos as short as possible, but if y'all want me to do um, you know start doing some styling videos as well as color tutorials. I do not mind doing that, for you guys, just let me know um, but this is the finished product y'all. So again, please subscribe please like and comment. Let me know what you guys. Think of this look, and i hope you guys recreate and again everything will be listed in the description box, but thank you guys so much for watching and the support and yeah best eat y'all bye,