How To| Professional Blonde Hair Color Woc Diy Feat Vshow Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so you know, I can't let you guys down just like how I promise I'll show you guys how I got my blonde Bob color, and I know you guys been waiting for this, especially knowing how difficult the last video was Explained name-o, I got the color, so here we go so first, I started off with a 20 inch lace, frontal wig from B shoe hair company. They send this to me, so this is also a sponsored video. The wig was a little bit too thin for my liking, so I guess why I decided to make this wig into a bob, so I cut by probably 3 inches off before I start coloring, because that would just be waste of hair color. So I first went in with Revlon color silk in light ash brown, and that was for the root color. So I started to like put that onto the roots. I started using my fingers to blend the color into the roots because I didn't want a line of demarcation and that would look good. I wanted a blended look and then, when I got to the front, I like really really took my time and used my fingers to blend it, because that's where the least was like there wasn't much parting space when it comes down to this week, which I didn't Really like, but that's okay, I was only wearing this wig in center part or a side part, so I didn't really necessarily need at most center space and also the wig was a little big. So I had to like do my little tricks and you know it was my sewing machine too. You know made it fit my head, but my head is not an average size like a 20 inch. Circumference is really smart. Anyway, I went ahead and I finished the roots, and that was a color and then I blow dry the hair, because I wanted to go in with a different color. The reason why I washed all the the root color before I start adding the rest of the colors was processing really fast, and I didn't want the root color to be too too dark because it wouldn't blend in with all light. My blonde would be so for this color, I'm using the same colors that I use the Jacob lumishine demi-permanent color with a volume, and this time I only left. I think I left it on for like 15 minutes, but I kept on going back and forth checking to ensure the color was not developing too dark for me, because I, with a demi-permanent color the longer the longer you let the processing time the darker the color Is going to be - and I didn't want it to be as golden or dark has my first wig - I wanted a little bit more, lighter so up to different color blonde wig. This one is what was more of a beige color that went in with 9 and G, which is 9. Natural golden also went in with 10 and G, which is 10, is night lighter than 9. So I went in with those 2 colors and I alternate between one, so I started out with the 9 and their next two I went in with the 10 okay so because I wanted some highlights in the wig lighter than the 10, and also I wanted. I roll my face to be a little bit lighter than the time again I took out the hair that will fall around my face. I used some conditioner to put on that because I didn't want other colors to process that part of the hair. I wanted that part of the hair to mean the color that it was, even though when I was washing like when I was rings, another color and the color ran on that part of the hair it kind of tones it. So it came to like the tone of what was going on, but it didn't get as dark as the other colors. If that makes sense, I hope that makes sense. These things are so hard to explain and I'm sorry if this didn't make anything but yeah. I just coat the parameter, and I put some condition at the conditioner - will stop the hair from processing for with other colors. So that's what I did. Then I continued to the same pattern. You know one color than the other chord in the Oracle. To be honest, when doing this type of like coloring, you have to have an image in your head. You have to know the plan like you have to know the end result of what you're going for, because you have to know the right cars format. You need to do because it can get messed up really really fast. Blonde is one of the hardest color to do, because there's so many different shades. And, yes, you have to just up that plan in your head and know exactly what you doing so anyway. That last section before I reached the lace, I weave that section because I didn't want it to have that one like not one color. I wanted to have like the dimension, because that's we're gon na show when the hair is fall. So that's we want to see all those dimension, so what I did I weave it and then the bottom section I put the darkest color, which is the nine and then the top section I went in with the I went here with some conditioner. Actually, when I get to the front of the least known, as I said, I wanted around the perimeter of the face to be the lightest, so I put some conditioner, I roll back about an inch of the hair, so this was the final result after I did Those color - and I didn't really like how it fall like the bottom part - was really pretty, but the the top part was too light. I didn't have that much dimension that I was going for so I section of the hair to where I liked it and started to put mostly the nine the 9mg at the top, because, yes, the lightness was there that I loved. I love that shade, but the darkness wasn't there. So I started to go in mostly with the nine and I did that and then I think I let that sit for like Toby fifteen minutes, because for some reason it wasn't like you know, processing as fast as who I thought it would be. When I was coloring the hair every time I was using a different color, I would wipe my hands because know. I want a true color for each color, so I didn't want them to mix so every time I went in with a different color I insure using white. My hands would have paper towel or stuff like that. When I reach to the lace part of the hair, I was really really careful. Like I looked at the hair and I parted the whole, I know I would wanted to wear and I looked at how it fall the natural fall of the hair, because I wanted it to blend a nice, because I wanted it to blend it and really really Nice, I decided to do diagonal section and when I was doing the color, because that will help things to blend seamlessly and I also place the color according to hold the hair falls. So if I wanted more darkness when it falls I'll put the nine, but because I wanted a mixture I kind of weave, I did a lot of weaving when I reached so where the lace wasn't. Where I know I would pirate. I did a lot of weaving right there and I did like diagonal sections and I mostly went in with the 9 because right there I wanted the fun part of my hair, as I call it a money piece to be the lightest piece o, because there's so Much time is, I wonder, I've owned that that's where the eyes were naturally like focused to so I put most of the nine right around the front and then that one in section that I put the conditioner conditioner at would be the vocal point. I hope that makes sense again. I hope so well, yeah, that's what I did and yeah after that a lady said, and then I ring the road and then I started to cut before I started to cut. I straightened the hair and I went in with some heat protector because you know so much chemical that hair is already per se assigning device protect the hair. So I wanted a clean cut Bob, so I straighten it first and then I went in with my shares and I started to cut and I did small sections so I could see my side line to see exactly what I was doing because to be honest, it Was a little bit thicker than what I like. So I did like small sections to see what I like what's occurred and I cut like probably like until I reach to almost to the Krone, and then I started to use my my razor comb because I wanted it. I wanted the top part of the hair to be feathered into the bottom part of the hair, so I used my share at the bottom part when I was cutting, and then I used my razor comb to make it further into the hair after I was finished, I don't think I have clips showing, but I went in like rule by rule and point cut the hair to take out all that book. That was in the hair, because I don't like to see. Bob'S really think I like, when the Bob is like flowy and I've movement, and it just doesn't look right so I went in and I think that owed about using the point cut method, don't know what poincare this is like. You got older here, I'm doing it right now, yeah, so you just use the tip of the scissors and you will it straight upwards and just cut into the hair and yeah. That'S how you get that nice sleek. Like I love this Bob. I love it. So much I love the color, the dimension in it, the highlights in it the different bones in it is just different. You know everybody doing this ash blonde being honest nice, but black girls. We can wear a different shade of blonde. You just have to find the right one for your skin tone thumbs up. If you want me to continue this doing different shades of blonde look, this is what I was telling about. Look how this flows nicely. Look at the back. Look I didn't mention. Look at the lightness look at the diff. I did I love this. This is arm telling you have to have the vision to see how it's gon na flow and just put the color. According to that, if you do have the vision, trust me, you can mess. It up look at this, where I said I want the part like I want the face to be lighter. You can see everything that I was telling you that I wanted it just come through like so anyway, yeah I'm, I'm so excited about this video. I'M so excited about this club. Well yeah! If you want me to continue give this video a thumbs up, so that will indicate that you guys, like it check out peace, we show her company. I love all the info information in the description bar. Actually, this year has been really nice to be honest, like it's not shedding or anything, I'm looking that I'm lovely cuz bunny is one of the hardest here to community and yeah. So if you have any questions, leave it in a comment bar and I'll definitely answer you guys so yeah guys so take care guys and I'll see you my next one bye