Dye Dark Roots/Ombre On Platinum Blonde Wig! (Beginners Tutorial!)

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so I already showed you how to install this wig. It'S a super easy tutorial. If you missed it linking by oh now, I'm gon na show you how to dye it so I've never dyed hair. Before I don't know what the hell I'm doing, but I really wanted to add some roots into this blonde wig. So I did exactly that and I did a route ombre effect and it ended up being like a silver-gray. Don'T know how, but I actually really love it. So if you want to learn how I did this, then keep on watching. So the first thing you're gon na need is some brown hair dye. This is the Garnier Belle color in the shade 30 dark brown. Some banana clips, which are super super handy, a rat tail comb to part and, of course, our hair dyeing accessories. So it comes with this bottle of hair dye here inside of the box, and it also comes with a developer, which is this and we're basically going to mix the two together and shake it up till it's like perfectly shaken. I don't know now we're gon na part, the hair, so I'm doing this in fast mode, because most people know how to part here now, I'm gon na just squeeze out some of the hair dye a bit at a time into this plate, and I basically just Keep replenishing this throughout the entire process. Now I'm gon na just start painting the hair. I have no idea what I'm doing just letting you know this is the first time, but basically, I bobby pin the hair down to the wig and I'm just painting painting painting to where I want the roots to end. So how I'm doing it is I'm applying a lot of like pressure at the top, and then I start to use a lighter hand towards the bottoms. And I do it like on the top layer of the hair and the bottom layer of the hair. And then I kind of rubbed it in. I don't know if you saw me doing that, but just watch me do it again. I have a lot of pressure here at the top by the roots and I put a lot of product and I slowly like lighten my grip and I use a lighter hand and honestly I am doing it so messily, it's not even funny doing and yeah. I just kind of took a weird way of doing it and I made it my own, but it works so yeah. So I just keep going in making sure not to miss any spots and they keep going through thin sections of hair. I'M trying not to touch too many other pieces of hair because I don't want to mess up the ends or anything. But, to be honest, I ended up. I ended up touching other pieces and it was fine but try and move quick. I realized that you got to move quick when you're dyeing hair, so I know I'm doing like a really messy job, but I'm just trying to move quick. It ended up coming out nicely, but yeah just try and be. You know a little bit more precise than I was now, I'm just combing it out with the same technique. I just explained I'm using my pressure towards the top and loosening the pressure at the bottom so that I'm not fully chroming the product through the hair cuz. I don't want to just comb the product through the hair, because then it's just gon na be brown hair. You know and if you're wondering what I was going for, I just thought the blonde was too harsh on my skin complexion, so I wanted to add some dark roots to it. I wasn't actually going for the ombre look, but it ended up happening like I was trying to do like a like an ombre route, but I end up doing like a whole ombre head. So this is half of the hair done. It looks super patchy right now, but just give us some time give it some time and we're about to start on the second half of the head and we're using the exact same technique. I'M just gon na show you from a different angle. So I'm painting the top first like before and at this point I'm applying lots of pressure lighten up towards the middle of the hair. Then I flip it over and I'm gon na paint. The other side of this hair, so you're gon na see me do that in a second. I don't know what I'm doing, but I'm grabbing something. So basically I'm doing this, of course, because I don't want to have any patches. You know like if I'm putting the hair up half up half down, I wan na see like big chunks of bleach blonde. So, of course, I'm painting the tops and bottom. So I get an even distribution and I'm using the exact same technique that I did before once I do that, I'm going to just add some little streaks in there to give it a better ombre effect, rub it in a bit and then comb through it with The rat tail comb once again and now I'm just gon na flip the hair over get it out of the way and continue working throughout the hair. So this is what it looked like when I was done like I haven't washed it yet. But at this point I realized that I put a lot of dying but because I'm not used to hair dye, I really thought that this was gon na, come out like chocolate brown like the box and like kind of do like ombre to the same bleach blonde. This before, but you're gon na see in just a second that I got a completely different result, but I'm okay with it sounds fine. So this is what it looked like when I washed it. I started to realize that it was like black to silver gray and I was combing it out here when it's wet, as you can see, the wig is really good-quality by the way it's my ad colo hair. So if you want to check them out, links down below so yeah, it's really good quality wig and what I like about it has some texture. So if you look here when I scrunch it, it actually gives a natural wave. So you can actually style this when it's wet with like a curling product and like what I'm doing here like a Denman brush and just clump the curls together, and you can wear it wavy. That'S why I really like this way. They also have a straight version. I believe you'd have to double check the website, but yeah look at the texture, it's really nice. I love that because I like to have more volume. So now, I'm just gon na blow dry the hair, because I am actually going to straighten it and style it. After so this is the hair when it's blow-dried there's no styling yeah. I just want to show you guys the color, so you can see a couple little patchy areas, but doesn't really make a difference because you can't see it from like our. You can only see that you've really analyzed. Oh yeah, I went ahead and styled it with a wand. After and this is the final look, I use a curling wand and I got some cute curls if you wanted tutorial on that. Let me know - and I can definitely do that, so I really ended up loving the color. It'S not what I expected, but it came out really cool and yeah. You guys want more wig tutorials. Let me know I can definitely do it by the way. This is by add colo hair they're, a bunch of coupon codes for you guys in the description. If you want to get a wig, buy them so definitely check them out I'll, put all the links down below. Thank you for watching and subscribe bye, guys secret. We share look this feeling as dice.