How To Dye Dark Roots On 613 Blonde Wig Ft Ywigs & Dark N Lovely (Beginner Friendly)

Hi loves and welcome back to my channel. If you want to see how I got these dark roots on this 613, a blonde wig then continue watching, and you also see how I styled this as well. Also, don't forget to stop by my channel and watch some of my previously filmed videos. If you enjoyed watching this video, then I'm pretty sure you're going to enjoy some of my other videos as well. So I filmed this video because I recently created a poll. If you do go to my channel and go to the community tab, this is where all of my posts are. So I did create a poll, and I asked you guys what you wanted to see next, and only one person voted. That'S fine, and this is what this one person voted for so here it is so this week is from y-wings calm. It came with a wig cap and I'll have all of the details down below in the description bar, and this is how it looks freshly taking out of the box. They also added on a removable adjustable strap. So I can also tighten the wig as well, and I am very happy that I can remove this strap and just it to my liking as well, and here she is look at this wig. This is freshly out of the box, I'm also just gon na undo. This strap, so I can so it's not in the way as I'm putting it on this mannequin head, but this wig is absolutely gorgeous. I just love how it came out flipped like that, but I'm just tying in some tee pins just to hold this wig in place on my mannequin head next, I'm just gon na show you guys how I started to what pluck this way before I decided to Dye it um this step is fairly unnecessary, because I was going to a pluck this wig after I dyed it, which would help a lot better. Considering that it would be darker - and I could actually see the hairs a lot better so um, if you guys do - want a detailed video on how I pluck this wig then comment down below and let me know - and I will be sure to get that out For you guys, but here I'm just basically just separating the hair in the front and then I'm a plucking behind and I'm plucking in basically just not trying to pluck in the same areas and I'm not trying to pluck in the same spot for too long. So you'll just see me moving the tweezers all around the hair and then I'll just comb that leftover hair, that's been tweezed out and I'm just going to be quiet and let you guys sit back and watch so here's a before and after of me, plucking on The left is before and on the right is after. I just wanted to show you guys just what I did. I didn't pluck too much so, of course, you're not going to see a lot of a difference, but I just wanted to show you guys how much I did pluck this hair. So, of course, we are all human and we do make mistakes, so I am showing you guys the process of me, making a mistake when I did try to dye the roots of this blonde wig. Don'T use that dye that you previously saw because it is a developer, which means that it will lie in the hair instead of actually trying to darken it. So that was one mistake that I made, but also just make sure you are tying a plastic bag over your mannequin head, so the dye doesn't run and ruin it your mannequin head, but yeah, I'm just going to show you guys this process of me dying this. The steps are the same, but basically this hair dye did not show up like I wanted it to it, basically didn't even take with the hair, because all it did was just light in it. So yeah, I'm just gon na show you guys basically what I did to dye the roots, even though you can't see it but just stay tuned, and I will actually fix this. So I'm actually gon na be quiet and just let you guys get a feel for how I actually am going to dye the roots for this hair. So I am fully aware that you cannot see the dye, but you can see it just a little bit this. The darker brown spots that you see, that is the hair dye, but all I'm doing is placing the hair dye directly on the roots, I'm not going too far down, and I am using this small hair dye brush and I'm I poured the hair dye into the Bowl and I'm just basically just painting that on there is that's the best way that I can explain it, I'm just on there and I'm not going too far down the roots. And I am also separating the hair as I go making parts and make I'm making sure the parts are, as even as I can get them, so that the dye does not look kind of lopsided or uneven. So just make sure the parts are even so that you don't mess up the hair hair dye and I promise you guys. I am going to show how I got these roots dark. So just continue to watch and just make sure you do separate the frontal from the rest of the hair. So you can tell where the frontal is because you'll see where the lace stops, but just make sure you separate that from the rest of the actual hair and separating this will make it a lot easier for when you are putting the dye on the lace. This is a transparent lace, so it is very important that you are careful when you are dyeing the lace rather than dying in the rest of the hair. The rest of the hair compared to the lace is not that important as the actual hair, that is on the lace, so just make sure you are very careful, and this brush did help coat. Those strands of hair that I needed for this frontal and had helped me and not get hair dye on the lace, so just make sure you are using something that will actually comb those hair strands and comb. The hair dye in without messing up that lace. And yes, I was so upset with myself for doing this entire hair and knowing that the dye was not showing up. I don't know why I continue to do this, but I was so mad at myself so mad for some reason. I really thought like this. I really thought the hair dye was gon na get a lot darker than what it was like. This hair dye had this sitting on here for, like maybe 30 minutes, and it was still not showing up. I don't know why I continued to even do the frontal portion, but I am showing this part, because there are some key points in here that you will see on how I am actually dyeing the hair and dying the roots. So I wanted to keep this part in here, just in case that when I did film, the parts of me dying, the roots black that I probably left something out. So I wanted to keep this portion of me dyeing the hair in for you guys to see, but all I'm doing is grabbing small pieces of the hair and I'm all I'm doing is just basically I've. All I'm doing is just painting the roots like I'm not going too far down, I'm only stopping just a little bit down and then I'm just kind of combing that through and it's very simple, very easy and I'm making sure that I am getting as close to The lace as I can without actually dying the lace or messing up the lace and here's what I thought I could actually get the hair dyed to show up. So I started blow-drying the roots wet on a blow dryer on a high heat setting, thinking that maybe the heat would make this a little bit darker, but no. This was not working. I washed it out, and this is exactly what it looked like when I washed the hair dye out, you see no hair died, but I was determined to fix this. So I'm about two days later, I went out and I bought some more hair dye. This is a lot darker, it's actually like almost black. Well, it is black, but it's more so like brownish black, so this will be listed down in the description bar below, so I've already separated the hair and I've parted it. I separated there frontals on the rest of the hair and I am going to get started as you can see. This is a lot darker than the previous guy that we used before so yeah. My parts were a lot straighter. The second time around, but all I am doing is gently gliding. This hair dye on the roots of the hair, as you can see, I'm not going too far down and I'm also trying to stay as even as possible and you'll. Also see me, after I places eye on the hair I'm going to comb it through with a rat tail. Comb combing it through is very important for the portions of the hair that are not on the lace, because you want to make sure that you are actually coating every strand of the hair so just make sure that you're actually using a comb to comb this through. Once you do apply the actual dye, so the second part is a little bit above the first part we made so yeah. I'M just um brushing this dye only towards the top portion of the hair, also known as the roots, and then I'm combing that through so yeah I'm just gon na. Let you guys sit back and watch. This is pretty self-explanatory, so I don't have to pretty much say much. I will come back if there is anything that I need to say. That is very important and also I did want to let you guys know that it is very important that you start making the portion of the hair dye a lot smaller so like when I say portion I mean the section, so don't go down too far. Once you reach the top of the head, like once, you are gradually starting to reach the top of the head, make sure that you are placing the hair dye a little bit further up and not placing it so far down. Because of this, you know you're doing this, because you don't want to make the hair dye kind of look like it's not reached. You kind of just want to make sure that it is roots, so just make sure that once you start to reach the top of the hair, that you are getting a little bit smaller with the hair dye and placing it on the hair. So you're not going too far down. I hope that made sense, but just continue to watch and you'll actually see what I'm talking about so, as you can see, I'm a little bit closer towards the top of the hair. So I am NOT dragging this dye too far down. I am staying a little bit closer to the top, so I can make this look more like roots. Also make sure that your gloves are clean so that, when you are touching the blonde portion of the hair that you are not transferring any of that guy to the blonde part. So just make sure that your gloves are free of hair dye and that you're not placing that on the blonde part of the hair. Now we're going to start working on the frontal portion, I kind of already explained what I'm doing a little bit before, but I'm just taking small sections and then I am applying this dye, basically kind of brushing it on very lightly and very gently. So I do not get any of this on this transparent lace and I'm also putting hair dye on the front and back portion of the small section of hair. So I'm going to stop talking for now and I will come back if there is anything important that I need to mention. So yeah just remember to take small sections and try not to get any of the hair dye on the lace and also when I dyed the frontal portion. I did not use a rat tail comb to actually comb of the hair dyed through um. Once I washed it out, it didn't really make a difference. Honestly, I chose not to comb it through with a rat tail comb, just because I was scared that I would get it on the transparent lace. So once I applied that hair dye, I just kind of just left it on there and I did not comb it through afterwards, like I did the rest of the hair, so um you can comb it through with a rat tail comb afterwards. If you would prefer that, but I didn't and it didn't make a huge difference on the hair, the hair dye still took with every strand of the hair, because of how I did apply it. So if you want to do it, do it, if you don't, you don't have to just make sure that if you are not going to comb the portion of the hair with a rat tail comb afterwards, just make sure that you are coating every strand of the Hair as best as you can, and in order to do that, you'll see me kind of split the hair in half just to make sure that I am getting every strand of the hair. So yeah you'll see me putting dye on the front of the hair and then I'll start to apply it to the back and then I'll split it in half just to make sure that I did it coat every strand. You kind of didn't see it there, but you'll see it later on. Why we'll split some sections in half just to make sure that I did coat every strand of hair with hair dye, so that last piece of section that you see, I will do off-camera and if this is what it looks like. Also, I let this hair guy sit on for about 30 extra minutes before I decided to wash it out. This part is absolutely in portent absolutely important. I did not film this part, unfortunately, but I wanted to come on here and make sure that you guys did wash this wig. How I did so first thing. First, make sure you tie the blonde portion of the hair back, make sure it is not in the way of the black hair dye at all, and once you wash it make sure that you're holding the hair completely down. Do not let the black haired I've run into the blond hair. That is very, very very important, only place the shampoo on the top of the hair. You do not need to put it on the bottom of the hair when you are washing and the hair dye out so you're holding the hair down while you're washing that black dye out and it is not running into the blond hair. Once the hair dye is washed out, you can go back and wash the blond portion of the hair. I used two different shampoos, so I'll list them down in the description bar below and voila. I was able to not get any of this black hair dye into the blonde hair and it still remained blood. I don't see anything wrong with this like this is absolutely perfect to me. I am so proud of myself for doing this and I'm so happy with the results. I absolutely love this so now, I'm just trying to just blow dry this out and comb it out. I'M gon na use this heat protectant as well. So I grabbed my hot comb and I am just straightening this wig out, I'm using this frizz serum just to get rid of some of those flyaways you, and that is the end of this video. I hope you guys enjoyed watching me style this and dye the roots as well. I am so so so so so so so so happy with these results, and I am so happy that it came out the way that I envision it to and these I decided to flip it to add that kind of cute little. You know it was just cute to me, so that's why I decided to flip it, but don't forget to Like comment and subscribe and also don't forget, to check out my previously filmed videos, and I will see you guys in the next video