How To :Darken The Roots Of Blonde Hair /Wig #613 | Darken The Lace Of #613 |Detailed Tutorial

I am blonde today, like I am so blonde, not not like I'm silver ashy something-something blonde today, new hair color, again guys. I hope you guys love this hair, because I love love, love it, and this is how I darken my roots and the key to dark mean your roots. So this is what I like to call a shadow, a light technique. I don't like the roots to be too dark, but if you want to go for something darker, you should go for brown instead of light ash brown. What I'm basically gon na show you next, so please make sure you stay tuned and if you have any questions comment down below, let me know clap, clap, clap what money, because I'll go shop shop shop. She told me that she like money, the rock rock rock. She like super on cities and a cop cop cop, oh my ribbon or Die fly fly fly I started as you can see. I started dividing the hair into different sections and I started applying the dye and I was doing this really really gently and you can see I have gloves on, on my right hand, side but my left hand side. I didn't put the gloves on because I wanted to get a hold of the hair properly. I don't know he probably didn't really, you know make any sense, but to me it was okay. I needed to do that too, and you just have to be very, very careful when applying the dye onto the lace and you need to take your time. It'S gon na take your right. 15. 20. 20 minutes applying this all around. But just you know, focus be consistent with it and just keep going. Try not to get too close to the lace, because the lace will you start seeing a lot of stains on the lace. It'S okay to get a little bit of stain because you know nobody's perfect but try your best not to and another day I tried another technique as well and I use the toothbrush because the first lace I could see that the roots weren't as dark as I Wanted them to, as I wanted it to so using the brush. It actually made me get really really close to the lace without it and bleaching the hair, or I mean without it, die in the lace or stain in the lace and, as you can see, when I finished, I went back to the tracks. The very top of my sewing, I darkened it just in case. You know I needed to make a parting, and I just wanted it to be natural and have a very natural transition you. So here we are, you can see how well done this is. This is not my first attempt. This is like my fourth or fifth attempt doing this. So obviously the more you do it, the better you get the first time I did it. It was horrible, but now I'm getting better. So this is my first time using this and I just thought: let me try the natural light ash brown just so that it would be a bit soft like it wouldn't be too dark quickly. So then, when I brought out the when I brought out the mixture I had this this and then this so what I had to do is I had to mix this and this together, but Camilla didn't look at. You know the instructions and I just thought I was a pro so usually when I get boxed eyes, it's usually something that comes in something like this and then in liquid. So when I saw two I was like this is definitely to develop her fine. So this has to be the mixture not knowing that this mixture is with this. So basically I added this and the conditioner into this, and then I mixed it together. Then I achieved this so clearly it's still okay, like it still works out, really fine but um. I actually prefer it this way, because then I feel like it doesn't get dark too quickly. It'S not so so dark, but I'm gon na show you the final look when it's wet, it's usually darker, but I'm gon na show you guys the final look when it's all done, but you can still obviously mix your conditioner your developer and your mixture into it And you still get the color but yeah. That was my mistake, but the mistakes are not okay, film this. So I left my camera, but I'm gon na use my phone. So what I did was, I added warmth, well hot water, but I leave it to cool off a little bit and then I add the thing is I use those coffee powders? I don't use a tinted stuff because in Ireland we don't have it. So I'm gon na have to order it, and then it takes like two weeks and anybody got time for that. I want to wear this in two days, so it's not possible. So what I'm doing is I'm just mixing it mixing and mixing it, because I don't want the little like just little. Things to you know, get stuck onto your lace, but when you do this guys, just remember after you finish doing this, you have to condition the hair, because if you don't your hair, is there this morning off coffee? Okay, so you can use a Starbucks dark coffee or I'm using an expresso. You do the expresso powder, I'm using not so guys. I don't want to show you guys, because you know you can just get any dark coffee in there. Deep this I'm very mind I'm deep in just the lace area, no, not two bundles anymore, just the lace and I'm just dipping just a lace area and I'm going to soak it in literally soak it in for a few couple of minutes, it's gon na get Into the hair as well so don't be too worried, but it's just better for you to get all the lace inside because you know you're gon na wash this after. So it's not it's not a huge problem, but be careful because you don't want the hair to get dark as well, because it's blonde hair, so you leave it in for a few minutes. Let me try and soak all this area in okay, shiny you doing this. So you're soaking the lace so we're leaving it to soak and then I'm gon na go and wash it off and deep conditioning. So, basically guys you leave this in for a few minutes well for like five minutes but be taking it out, because you really want this to be darkest. You know the lace is quite right, like it's very light, so you keep lifting it up, but leave it in for like three to five minutes and go and wash it off with your deep conditioner leave it in your deep conditioner for like 15 to 20 minutes. Wash it off and you're good to go, so you can see the dark area compared to the bright area. I didn't wet this area and I didn't in this area, so you guys can see the difference. So this was what it would have looked like before me. Tint in it - and this is what it looks like now so yeah guys just bear in mind - I just literally washed it off and I try to take all the little coffee strands office. But this is what I achieved. So I can't wait to style it and show you guys what it looks like it. Overall, the process was, you know, obviously, a learning process. So what I did what I did apply this cap, because the last time I tried awake on my natural hair was literally showing through the lace and you couldn't see like a define. You know line, and I didn't want that. So when I put this on, I obviously apply the got to be. Then I applied my powder just to make it a bit more obvious, and I didn't really darken it too much, because I wanted this to actually show through, so that the line can be a bit more obvious. If you guys can see from here, I'm not sure, but then it did work. So I didn't want to film it, because obviously it was my first time trying the cap and, to be honest, I would actually recommend the cap, but I only probably recommend the cap for blonde hair, like I wouldn't recommend it for dark hair because for color 1b You or black hair, because the lace is already dark enough. You don't really need this. I don't know that's just me, but I only use this for blonde hair and what I did after I did put the powder on it and then obviously I put cold. I put my color powder on it and I'm using the brand, and I use it to truly apply it all over the car. I didn't use too much because I still wanted the cap to be big. I still wanted the color to be a bit more obvious and in the middle line I wanted it. I wanted it to be. You know very obvious and more consistent, because the last time I could see black patches, because obviously my hair is underneath and my hair is really short. So then afterwards I got my curler. It'S very close. If you can ask me where I got the scale of harm, I actually do not know so I'm going to find something similar, but it's quite big. It'S really nice. I, like the finish it gives. I really really love this hair. I love the color use my powder again and obviously you're gon na see that the color is quite different. So then you start to use your powder color and you just darken around this area so that it matches so that it matches your end. It matches your color, the laces matches your color, because, regardless of how it is the blonde lace is very, very light. So you know, even if you darken, it's still gon na - be a bit lighter than your skin tone, so think you definitely have to use your foundation to cover up the lace. But apart from that, I absolutely love this hair. I love the movement. Obviously it's Freeborn over hair extensions and I made the wig is what you can send me an email or follow my instagram page and there's a direct whatsapp number that you could always contact. If you have any questions, I'm more than happy to answer the question are so good. I absolutely love the hair and instead of you, so basically the video I had for the bare minerals foundation. I'M gon na put it here. The video I had you can basically use this routine for it and I use a wallet toner c18, the ash blonde and I left it in for just 40 minutes. All the details is down in the description box. So if you have any questions, it's all down there coming down below, if you have any, you know, if you have any questions, don't forget to thumbs up like this video guys, like this video share with your friends, and you could try it out for yourself as Well, and if you do try it out, you can follow me on instagram and tag me that you tried it out and I'd love to see it or repost it and yeah guys. Thank you so much for watching. Thank you so much for sticking with me and I'll see you guys in my next video bye,