How To Dye A Synthetic Wig | Sensationnel Butta Lace Unit 3 | Chidimma Laqueen

Hey guys welcome back to my channel today, i'm going to be showing you guys how i dye my synthetic units, because i can't commit to a color in human hair unless i know i'm going to like it first so stay tuned. First, i'm going to go ahead and boil water, get the water extra hot and then pour it inside the basin that i have that i'm going to use to soak the hair in use a good amount of water, not too much so you don't dilute the fabric Dye too much i'm going to be using two different colors of fabric dye i'll leave the names of the colors that i use below. Initially, i only poured half of each bottle in but later on, you'll see me i'll end up pouring the remainder bottle. I wanted the blue to stand out a little more so initially, i am just testing to make sure that the color is going to take and then make sure you submerge the whole wig inside the basin. I made a mistake and put my finger in there that water is warm and hot and it burned the hell out of me. So then i use a plastic knife to make sure i dip the whole head in there um caution. I also spray the lace, but not to be spray first, just so it can protect the lace a little bit which in the end, i don't really think i needed it not for this hair color, because it's not as blue, but if you're going for a darker Color, i would definitely suggest to spray the lace with hair spray, so it can protect it and get and not dye the lace as much because nobody's trying to be walking around here with colorful lace. Okay, after letting it soak for a few minutes. I then soaked it in cold water to kind of hold the dye in place, and then i rang it out. After rinsing the hair out, i went ahead and added conditioner into warm water in which i'm going to just put the whole wig inside. Although this is synthetic hair, you still want it to be soft, i'm not going to shampoo the hair, because it's just going to make it all dry and brittle conditioner to add a little bit of smoothness back to the hair and still make the hair soft. After rinsing up the conditioner, i just plopped it on a waistband and let it air dry for three hours: okay, so most species. Because of how much i actually love this color, it is not the color i was going for. I wanted the blue to be a little bit more deep, but this bluish gray vibe i'm getting stormy vibe. That is definitely gon na, be the name of this wig. It'S it's giving. I just love it. I love this color, so this sensational butter lace, wig unit. Three, i love it besides me coloring it. I love the hair, it's actually really soft. It held the curl really well after i did put it in the boiling water. It'S good, there's nothing! I can really complain of other than the fact that if you are, if you do have a big head, bringing the lace up to the front was a little tough. I would say if your head is bigger than mine, it might not work and my head is pretty large, so i would say so it might be a little snug. Also the ends are a little or less dense than the rest of the hair. So i'll probably cut the ends, um cut the ends off to make it look a little more uniform. The ends are a lot thinner than the rest of the hair. I will say, but in general i love this wig y'all. I love it. It has a t-part lace closure, so only up to here everything else is um sewn on. I really can't complain. It went on really easily there's baby hairs in the front. So if you want to do a little swoops, you can do that. Also. This is also snug enough that if you do not want to glue it down, you don't have to not you don't really have to. I did i just put a little gel and got to be spray, and that was it y'all. I love this hair. I love it. I cannot complain, i will not complain. This hair is lit and i think that's all i have for you guys today. Hopefully you guys got something from this tutorial thanks for watching my channel today, make sure you like comment and subscribe. I will see you guys next time, bye,