Dye Hair Red Copper With Blonde Highlights At Home|Lacefront Wig Diy

Hey dear, it looks like I'm a redhead now and if you want to be a redhead you're gon na have to watch the whole video thanks for watching. First you're gon na need some hair, I'm using black hair. So it's gon na be black blonde red, and here are my bleaching supplies. I got a bowl got a brush, some gloves my seven-stage Lightner and my quick blue bleach here. I'M just bleaching everything using some fall paper as my backdrop to make everything go in smoothly and evenly. I let the hair bleach for about 45 minutes guys. Then I rinse everything out in the sink using my ISO + bleaching, neutralizer and then my shimmer lights shampoo. This is how it looks in natural lighting after its dried. I did blow dry at you guys, and this is how she looks using my spotlight. Okay. So this is my bread and butter of this look so important to get the colors that you want. I'M using three different colors here and the fun part is they all have a specific purpose for the look that I was trying to achieve. A quick and important thing to say here is this product. I was kind of let down cuz. It did not take well to my hair, it just would not absorb. Then I realized after shooting this entire video and rereading the package. It'S not for dyeing it's for lightening, so it was not gon na work regardless. This one, however, was really good for my roots. Cuz I wanted my roots to be a tad darker than the rest of the hair, so I use this only on the roots and this one is my base color. I use this on most of the head because I wanted that bright, strong orange II, reddish color. Remember, to put your gloves on cuz we bout to paint. I got that bright orange color and my dark and lovely deeper orange color and I'm gon na try but remember this is before I realized that my dark and lovely wasn't gon na take too good. So I'm just kind of showing you guys, you know the process of how it's done anyway. I am alternating the bright orange with the darker orange, so the method I use is orange. Dark orange orange dark orange leave a little bit of blonde out every now and then you'll see some dry pieces. Those are the pieces that I decided to leave blonde, but, as you can see, I have different little sections of deep orange and bright orange. So this little guy used to be my eyebrow brush, but today it's gon na be my dyeing brush. When we look closely. All I did was part the hair and I'm using the little bristles on the brush side to brush that color through the hair at the roots, and this I found to be the best way to basically save my lace from being dyed. It'S difficult to do this process. It truly is time-consuming and tedious, but I've never had an issue with being patient doing my hair, but just look at it. It does get the job done, it's very slow process, but you get the job done without ruining your lace. Oh and by the way, I'm using the darkest red that I did show earlier on just the roots as soon as I'm done doing the roots, I get my copper bright orange again and essentially just go all the way down on some of the strands making sure To leave some areas untouched so that they could be the blond streaks. Now that I'm all done, I let this sit down for about 25 minutes and all the colors should seep through after I rinsed it. This is what she looks like blow drying it here. Just so, you can see that color and I flat ironed it with my flat iron protector from Guardian forties. My favorite, and I just want to show you guys this lovely color pattern that I have so many different colors and so many different layers. It truly gives the hair a ton of dimension, and it's just so pretty and as for the darker root, hopefully you can see that it's a little bit darker there, but it's not too dramatic and it comes out into that bright, orange color. Now it's time for your girls to put this baby to work. We'Re gon na follow the basic steps guys get your glue, adhesive agent, whatever you choose slap that thing on your foe head dry that thing so it gets a little tacky and then you're ready to put that wig on. So what you gon na do is slap that thing on press that thing on all the way around your edges, girl get everything. Then you tied that thing down. Okay, and whenever I get to this step, I usually choose to do something to pass that 10 or 15 minutes that I'm waiting for my hair to dry. So usually I spend it eating yeah spread that now that that's all done we're all dry and we can check out our hairline right now. It'S not the popping this thing in the world, but it'll do one thing I did notice, though these ends after bleaching home. Don'T binge fried so I'm just gon na cut them things to be honest just to even out the wig cuz. I hate string key lookin, wigs in general, but once I cut it, it looks so full well, it looks fuller and beds. Just look. You know neat. So I do enjoy how that works. It looks very flowy now, and that is it. That is how I achieve my super special awesome. Phoenix, hair, Starfire power duper in-your-face, red hair people, so I decided to go outside and show you guys the hair. It happened to snow today, so yeah I'm getting the snuffles, so I'm gon na go home he's out here with me too. This is Brendan the guy. That'S always interrupting my videos, slash boyfriend, that's that's his title, but yeah we're gon na go inside too, because it's getting sniffily cold and my nose is like it's starting to be like look well thanks for watching