Two Toned Watercolor Method || Superbwigs Silk Straight 613 Bob Wig

Whatever us friends looks back to my channel and if you're new here hello, my name is Finn - welcome so superbee wigs. This sent me this week to do a coloring tutorial for you guys. So that's what we're gon na do here. This is a silky straight 6:13. Wig, it is 13 by 6 parting space, it does have four combs and it did come with an elastic band, but during this video I didn't cut it off, because you know my head is big and fellow elastic band was not gon na fit my head. Okay, this is a hundred and fifty percent density wig. That is the thickness of the the wig, and it is a 12 inch alright. So the first thing we are going to do is turn out the yellowness on this wig. Alright, so I wanted to take the yellowness out of the hair because we are watering water coloring and I do not want the yellow minutes to see-through or mess up the outcome of the color. So I did use warm water and I filled half of my bucket up with the warm water and I put about a cap and a half full of the shampoo in there. Now this is a very strong shampoo. I will suggest you guys use shimmer lights or the generic version from Sally's, because this shampoo is so strong. It will turn your hair gray. Super super quick, but I didn't mind the greatness only because I rub it and be great and have a great undertone and have a yellow undertone this. You know what I mean, so I must submerge the wig thoroughly in the water and take away all the yellowness that that's on this hair. So I'm making sure that I massage the hair in the water just to make sure that I'm getting in between all the tracks that I'm not gon na have any missing spots. I want it to be thoroughly toned out. So after I finished toning it I am gon na take some cold water and rinse out the hair. I do want to take all the soap out of the hair, because now we're gon na go into water coloring, and I don't want anything. That'S gon na mess up the coloring process so make sure you rinse out the hair thoroughly to take off all the soap soapy water, soapy hair, just make sure that it's clean and then we're going to start with the water color method. So I am gon na pull out the residuals of the Pope or shampoo Tony, and I am gon na fill my bucket back on up and I am going to use these two colors from the sensation line. You guys know how I feel about the temptation line. Like if you're gon na use 613 here, then I definitely suggest this brand of hair color, but if you're, using just if you're bleaching your hair and you want to use the citation line, I wouldn't suggest that so I only use it to patient line with 613. Here, alright, so i'ma take orchid and I put uh. I want to say half a bottle in this bucket right here and I I'm still using warm water and I'm just gon na keep filling it up and mixing it up. Until I use half of the half of a bottle, and once I do that, I'm gon na start dipping the roots of the wig and the lace in the water just so I could get that two-toned hair. Look! So now that I have everything mixed in. I am gon na start dipping my wig into the water. I am gon na start holding the ends to make sure that the ends of my wig does not touch this color, because it is going to be a different color and I only want the roots this color, so I'm gon na just keep it dipping it in And out in and out until I get the opacity that I want alright, and so it's up to you in your discretion to feel how deep or you want this color or your hair to be in general, because we could have left it light and it could Have been like a soft touch of purple and a soft touch of blue and it would it really will to look pretty. I think, once I continue to wear this wig and watching it, it's gon na fade into a nice soft, pastel color. So again, I'm gon na just keep dipping it in and out making sure our hold the rest of the hair, so it doesn't get colored and just make sure it gets saturated. How I want it to be so after I dipped it in and out a few times. This is the color that I decided to stay with. Remember when your hair is wet, your color is going to look a little darker than what it is when it's dried. Okay, so I just figured that that would be the perfect home for me. I did come off the hair just so I could see the gradient to see if I liked it if it was acceptable and just to see if the roots and the hairline was colored. This is a natural looking hair line, so I just want to make sure that everything was colored, because I did not want to go back and do this again. So after I declared myself satisfied with the purple tones around that roots in the hairline, I emptied my bucket and filled it up again with water and I'm going in with a blue color half a bottle again and I'm a mix it all on up. Just to make sure that I don't have any clumps of color, because once you have clumps of color it's kind of hard, because if you stick your your hair in there and that can't clump a color hair goes onto your strands of hair, you will see. You'Ll have different tones of color on your hair and that's not something that I wanted. So I made sure that everything was thoroughly mix as you can see, and then I must go ahead and get my hair and it out of the bucket. Until I get the color I want again so I did make sure I didn't overlap each color, because if I was to stick the entire week in this water with the blue color, my entire roots return like a deeper purplish blue, and I that's not what I Want so - and I definitely don't want that in the mid shaft of my hair, so I just make sure that I did not overlap each color with that. So I just watched how far I was putting my weight in the water, but other than that. I massaged the ends of this hair, make sure I opened every section that each crevices to make sure this color get on there. So I could have a even color job because, like I said before, I did not want to go back and recolor this and when you have thicker density density hairs like 150 180, it's easy to miss spots when your water coloring, so you definitely want to massage Your here, while it's in the waters just to make sure you are getting the color saturation that you are looking for, and I definitely want to say that this hair was definitely saw. I did not have any problems with shedding with this particular unit. I did plug the hairline, even though it is a natural looking hair line shut out the box, but you know me I like to go in and pluck it even more, and I was I was fairly surprised because I'm real, if you, when it comes to 6:13 Here, but I definitely believe that there's this, this company have a great, has a great quality of security hair to offer. Alright, you guys. So this is what the wig looks like freshly water colored. I did go in and you know the condition with my silicone mix. I always do that. I don't even care this. Every week is gon na get this treatment. Okay, I left it on for about an hour. I rinsed it out. It blew dry it and I straightened it, and this is what my wig looked like. She is very straight and flowy like, like I said this. The quality of the 6:13 hair is actually really really good, so I did tell you guys that I did go in and pluck the hair line. I just want to show you that I did that, and this is just basically the color of the hair, what I recommend this particular hair to you guys. I would work him in this company 6:13 here, because I did put a lot of heat on it. Like a 450 degrees of heat on it, and it did not turn a hair color and usually when I put a high heat like that on 16 here that is colored, it will usually change colors. So, like I said, I'm thoroughly surprised with this. I did, you know, try to curl this hair curling. It was fine. I just didn't like how it looked on me. I did even off the hair a little bit because it did come in at Bob state already, but it was just a cute few strands. I was longer and shorter than each other, so I made it even all the way around and I really didn't have to do too much cutting. You can see me Flatiron in here while it's on me. This is the following day and I'm just led ironing it. So you can see the different densities the party space in this week, so it is six inches back, so you can't party six inches back like I said I put a lot of heat on this and it just it was just really really nice. I tried to do a top knot with this, but it's not enough lace for me to do a top knot on the size which sucks, because I thought that would look so cute, especially with the color and a front. But I'm not complaining. But I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I will link all the information to the seller down below. If you guys have any questions, let me know I do believe they did give me a coupon for you guys for some money off I'll leave. Everything down below, especially everything that I used in the description box and if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to leave them down in the comment section and I'll be back with another video best friends, and let me know, would you rock cotton candy? Would you rock her it's summertime and I'm here for the color we've got to do a lot of color oopsie bye. You guys