Elsa Who?// Toning 613 Hair Using Purple Shampoo!

Hello, my love's welcome back to Genoa, hey welcome back to the channel, a girl Deb here and I'm back with another hair. Video actually - and I know I posted one not too long ago, but I kind of really wanted to show this process cuz. I think it could help a lot of people as I was looking for videos on this process, so I'm just taking the 613 way from SLO hair and I'm actually just gon na tone it it's pretty much just a toning and roots like coloring, your roots tutorial. So, instead of having to go in with toner all over the hair, all I'm using a shimmer lights, shampoo and conditioner - and I started with this - is just a bucket of literal, warm water. That'S it warm water! You put some of the shampoo in I stirred it up and honestly you'll see me after I do this method actually using the conditioner, because I feel like the conditioner had a thinner consistency and it actually, the wig picked up that um that color a lot better. So, even though it looks purple for those who, like didn't, go to school for this or like um, you know don't know much about hair. The purple shampoo is used for blonde hair to tone out the yellow tones in the hair, so the purple pretty much cancels out the yellow, making it an ashy like still very kind of color. So that's the only it's not gon na make it purple is she's. Gon na take that yellow out of the hair and make it look really ashy and really cute, so I wanted to do. I want to do like an Elsa look and like a storm. Look where they the hair, is like white, not too. I didn't want it to be white, I just wanted it to be ashy er than this yellow. You know really Bronte type of hair, so yeah I took the this. Is me putting in the conditioner this time and as you can see, the water is actually darker and I was like so cause she's at first it's. So it's so like nerve-wracking, because you're like okay, I don't want to ruin this whole wig. You know what I'm saying so, I'm just telling y'all now like it really did work after getting my hair told the color. I like I needed to drive the wig, so this is from the barbed lights on Instagram and oh, my god, y'all it's a wig dryer. I was like, oh, I got ta buy this I because I'm like bro, if I can cut back some time on drying these wigs y'all know if you get wigs, you know how long it takes, and this did it I'm going to do a full demo using That and reviewing it so look out for that. So now I'm going to be coloring the roots of the hair. I copied this straight for my girl, mr. Raj Potts, on Instagram and on YouTube. She came through. This is the exact product she used was 20 volume, volume developer and light ash brown color everything will be listed down in the link I mean in the description below and yeah. I just took a little the little toothbrush thing you can get from the Beauty Supply and I'm just lightly coloring, covering the roots. How far I want the roots down on the wig, so the purpose of this was literally just to make the hair look more natural. I know they're not gon na look natural because obviously I don't have blonde hair, but this is just so it blends in better with this melanin honey. Okay, do you see how ashy and how cute the roots are? I didn't want just a straight-up blonde wig because I don't like I don't like colored um, baby hairs and so like I really like when I don't have to do any baby here. So this, like, I feel, like really helped, and it made it soak into my skin better, like my skin tone, so you guys, let me know how you like just wig with the roots like this. It really like towards the end you'll see they don't look darker. Anything they just look really subtle. That'S what I wanted to go for was a subtle tribal. Look before I let my wig dry for the last time I am just gon na collect the frontal on this wig and when I said yeah, this is like the only I showed like. Basically, the only thing I plug barely anything. I just looked at it like um girl straight I'm not really the best at plucking. Nothing, and I was like that the hairline actually looks really good. It'S not a straight hairline. This company literally made sure like it's a more natural-looking hairline, which I really liked. I was like okay period. This is like just me, showing the color and everything the roots are. Like really settled really said. I did this all the way around the lace, because it's a 360 lace it it's your fool last week. Actually so, yes, I just flat ironed the whole wig. I was like we're gon na go straight or whatever starting out. I might curl it or like wait and then apply it again at a later date and curl it or something never know you not be switching it up or whatever yeah, and I just pressed the top layer, two hair, basically just where I'm gon na part. My hair at um I just went in and pressed out a little bit now, I'm moving on to applying the wig. I just put on my wig cap, like normal, using my Ruby case for that yes foundation powder and I'm just adding that all over the wig cap then just spraying my gut to be free blast spray. All of my wake up and pressing that in with my finger and I'm just cutting the wake up off now after dried and I'm making sure to pull this back far enough, that my hair is covered. But it's not like all the way on my forehead. So yeah be careful with this: don't cut yourself, don't cut your hair um just be careful and make sure to sanitize your head, your forehead, an area after applying this, I used alcohol to sanitize and make sure you do that. You don't want bumps in the itching and all that jazz going, that last tip was just me, putting a little got to the actually. That was a wig glue on top of the stocking cap, just making sure it's more secure, and then this is how the color turns out. Yes, Elsa whoo, ok period, I'm just cutting my ear tabs off, because that'd be the hardest part. When you already heat the week down, so I like to do it beforehand now and it has helped tremendously just tuck the hair behind your ear and it'll, give you a clear shot of where to cut out now, I'm just using freeze black spray, because I know I'M not gon na keep this as we go along, but I want to. I want it to last, so I'm just doing a few coats of those spray and then I tie it down to make sure it really soaks into the skin and melts the lace melts into my skin and all that and after I tied it down for a Good 10 minutes. I was just running this here. Okay, I was really feeling this hair. Oh my god. I still AM sis woof love it. It'S a 360 lights front, so that was me like putting in a ponytail because I wanted to see like who cannot do a bun with this and yes, I can, and since I will be doing that but yeah as you can see it's nice to melt it Honey, so I'm just taking this little $ 1 razor. I got from the beauty supply my favorite place ever and I'm cutting off that excess lace and make sure you do it nice and ragged nice and don't do it straight because nobody's hair line is straight that I've ever seen in my whole life. So please don't do that home, try to make it like as regular as possible as jagged as possible, or whatever make it seem like a real hair line I'll take as we trying to imitate the real stitches out here. That really does this hair like this. Okay, after sanitizing my head once again with alcohol, we got to make sure it's nice and clean okay. I am going to just take a little bit of that foundation powder and put that on to the lace once again just to blend everything together. One last time - and this really helps blend the lace even more, like I say all the time - I'm not a wig expert, a lace expert, so anything to help. I do okay, I decided to do a middle part, starting now. I'M probably gon na switch to a side part at one point in time, so yeah, I'm just using a little bit of mousse, make sure everything's, nice and flat. I did go in with my pressing comb before I put the mousse on just to make sure it's nice and flat as well. Then I tied it up and I'm leaky myself honey. I couldn't just do the hair and not do a whole makeup look. So since I had to okay yeah, I'm just gon na, let you all watch this beautiful transformation, and this is one of the first makeup videos that I'm posting using my very own, each spider, cosmetic, glitter honey. Is it super chunky? This is a mega chunky. One paired with some beet spider cosmetic ashes honey more info on all of my products coming 2020 is our year period. I hope you all enjoyed this video. I really had a lot of fun putting on this wig as it's a really different color, for what I'm used to doing. I really really like the outcome of the wig. Like I said over and over I'm not a professional wig Slayer, I don't know yet how to make my wigs look like a scout but we're getting there. Okay practice, it really doesn't make perfect and I'ma keep practicing this and one day you don't think that I grew this hair on my skull period, but I hope you all love the makeup. Look in the video please like comment subscribe and I'll see you in the next video