Water Coloring 613 Wig-Artic Fox Neverland

Okay, so, as you guys can see, I absolutely love this 6:13 wig that I got that I basically colored this minty soft soft green color, so I'm gon na be showing you guys how I achieved this exact look. I will leave the link below for an information on ordering this exact wig, so I saw a picture on Pinterest and I really really loved how soft the green was. So I didn't want to recreate this look, so we will be using my 6:13 wig and I once we're using shimmer lights, conditioning shampoo and a white conditioner. You can use any wet conditioner you want. I will be using the conditioning chance shimmer like shampoo first, because I want to remove all the yellow out of the hair. So that way the color I get is very, very soft, pastel type color. If I would have left it the yellow tone 6:13. It probably would have gave me too much of the neverland's green from arctic fox, so I did want to basically tone out some of that yellow, so the color can be very, very ash, like a very ash green color - and this was my first time trying this Colors, so I was very, very nervous if it was going to be for me and I did not want to do dark greens, so I started with a very soft version of the color. So, basically, what you wanted to do, when you're toning and removing out yellow you don't have to use a toner. The shimmer like shampoo, is so strong and it gets the job done and it will remove all that yellow out of the hair and give you a nice ash, toned 6:13 wig, basically or asked fun, wig no longer 6:13. It comes to like a level 60 or so so once you do that, basically, your your honest to start butter watercoloring your week, your bundles are whatever you're going to be using, as you guys see, I just did another dip to just make sure. There'S no yellow tones at all in that hair. I highly highly recommend this step if you want a very soft version of any kind of color, whether it's blue, pink whatever. If you really want it soft, I recommend that you ash out your six thirteen bundles before coloring them. If you want vibrant colors, you will keep it the same six, thirteen color that you basically receive in it. So this is how it looks as you guys can see it's a very nice wave pattern. I did wear this as you guys could see and the beginning of the video in its natural state. I straightened it. I curled it. I did everything, so that's hair and absolutely love it. So you just want a bowl of boiling water, a very hot water. You can boil it, you can microwave it, it doesn't matter and you're just going to squeeze your color into the bowl. Now the amount of color, also that you're putting in depends on how diluted or how vibrant your color actually will be. So I did not use a lot because I didn't want it too bright, but no, like I said this is my first time doing this kind of color I mean so I'm making sure I didn't use a lot at all and you don't win your coloring like This with what a color you do not need like three and four bottles of the color, it just gets the job done with one bottle and not even using the whole bottle. So, as you guys can see, I did put my conditioner in here to further dilute in conditioned the hair. At the same time, there are no die looters that you can buy, but I want to kill two birds with one stone condition: the hair, especially since at six thirteen here condition it and dilute at the same time. So I did add a little bit more color in there, because once I added the white conditioner, I saw okay, it's a very soft minty soft pastel, a green type color. So I added a little bit more and then I literally just dipped it a few times and as you guys can see, it started to turn immediately, so it didn't even take it wasn't even in there for a minute, and I didn't send it in there. I just continued to dip so that I could ensure it was getting everywhere. Sometimes if you sin it before, just dipping it, you don't get all areas. So I've been ensure that I got everywhere. I'M basically colored now, as you guys, can see as I'm pulling it up, there's no more of that green color in the bowl. It'S now like whitish purplish from some of the possibly Tony we did so as you guys can see that took me less than five minutes, I'm the best for this video, nothing and, as you guys could see, that's no. I got my side myself. I wanted to add some more, even though it was the old, a perfect color, I'm like okay, let me just see just go a little further, because I really really want this color, so I did add more and dip it. It really didn't make it too much deeper, because the color was so soft and because I diluted my way with ash and I dyed it - the water with the white conditioner, so it really didn't turn it too much. It just got any areas that me didn't get color and also it made some of the areas in the hair dimensional and I love dimensional hair, so that was that was cool for me, but, as you guys could see, it didn't turn too much. The color is very, very soft. Now, like I said, I haven't tried this color going straight, yellow if you want it more vibrant. If you want it more of the green color, you can opt out of toning being the wig. Are the bundles or whatever you can. I thought it's honing it first and just put it in hot water. You can opt out of the conditioning and conditioning at that's completely up to you, but I was a hundred percent satisfied with this. Once I pulled it out of the water, I absolutely loved it, and I was really really ready to install it after this stuff. As you guys know, I'm a Rambler, so I'm gon na keep talking but yeah, as you guys can see. Also, the hairline looks very good. You do not have to tweeze anything on these hair lines unless you want to, of course, but the wigs are pretty much ready to wear aside from if you're going to be coloring, it curling it or whatever you want to be doing so, that's pretty much it For this, the hair is conditioned as well, because it was in the water basically, so if you want to rinse it with lukewarm water, now you can to make sure there's especially gon na be straightening it our curling you're, not wearing it in the natural state. You would just rinse out any conditioning residue that may leave the wig candy or whatever the case may be. So I guess I decided which I forgot to dip it again. So this is me adding more and I loved it, the color, so I don't know mentally. Maybe I just felt like: okay just keep dipping, you know just see what happened just keep different though, and but like I said it really, the water and the conditioning and it being ash tone it did not. Maybe I was just making sure there was no more yellow in the hair. It did pick up some areas a little deeper, but it didn't change it too much. So I'm sure here I was just ensuring that there was no more blond, basically in the hair. That'S what I think it was that particular time not to change the color anymore, because I was 100 % satisfied with the color and educates again and add that much so I'm a hundred percent sure because I made this video like two months ago, but I'm a Hundred percent sure that it was to make sure there was no more blind areas in the air so yeah. I was completely satisfied, like I said, with the hair. It looked amazing so, like I said, hooah rinse, the color out to make sure there's no conditioner or anything like that left in the hair and, as you guys can see, this is the color very soft. Very, very pretty very dimensional. You can see some dark spots in there and it was nice, so I'm leaving I'm spraying this carrots and we've been treatment. It'S a dupe for that. It'S a tin and it's way cheaper and it works. So you know, especially with blonde hair, with any how you're using you want to make sure that you're treating it at all times. This is how you're going to get longevity out of any hair, especially 6:13. Here we all know that 6:13 hair is processed to be this color, so you have to take very good care of this hair for it to last as long as you would want it to so. I sprayed that there and to show you guys. The hairline looks amazing and everything. Now I need to tint my lace, because this is not my color. I mean who's Taylor crown slays tint. I believe in this video I used almond. I used almond in this video I'm normally caramel, but I use almond and it works perfectly against this color in my skin it was perfect, so you just basically that with this tint you just spray it on. You can let it air dry, you can blow-dry it and it basically stains your leaves to fit your complexion and I believe she has like six or so different colors, but I didn't know their website in the description. So if you need a new lace tan or anything like that, you don't want to boil water and Evert die and all that stuff. These sprays actually work. There are a lot of companies that are not offering this spray, so it's a very smart technique. If you do not want to have to take your lace into everything like that, so basically you just spray the tint on. Let it air dry, you can blow-dry it whatever kids may be and then it'll be ready to pick up okay. So you can see you too, after you finish, spraying your late teen you're, just gon na like it wait to air dry. If you want to tweeze it further mold it or whatever the case may be, you can't do that after your week is dry. Hey then, you can proceed to sound like I did not record how I stopped this wig. I actually made this on Mother's Day the morning of Mother's Day, and I actually had a brunch date with my mom and my sisters, so I was kind of in a rush, so I did not report how I sounded. However, I included styling features in the front, and then I would have a styling video after you can achieve so many styles, with this hair with wigs all together. So this is a cute style. I did after Mother's Day with the middle part picture. This was the style of two weeks later, and it was just really really fun so guys make sure you continue to keep watching. I will provide more video, showing you guys how to color your 6:13. Wigs from me, I left the links and bye in the description. I'M sorry - and I will see you guys in the next video bye