How To Watercolor Wig Ginger | Fall Inspired Hair Color | Adore: Cinnamon

What'S up y'all welcome back to my channel um if you haven't already go ahead and hit the subscribe button right now, we're gon na go ahead and start on this wig. If you haven't seen my other video hit that i card now um, i stripped this ugly ombre color from this wig. Well now in this video, i'm gon na show you how to watercolor your wig ginger. Yes, y'all, that cute bomb fall, color everybody's wearing! That'S the color we're going to get to today, so i used four bottles of adore in the color cinnamon and i also used some silicone mix to get this wig back to flowy and straight nice texture. Let'S go ahead and get started all right, y'all! So right here um, i did get um a little container really wasn't a container. It was really like the drawer out of one of my one of my clear containers, but whatever i made it work, i filled it with hot water and then i took all four of the bottles and emptied them inside of this water. Then mixed it around and then i got started on the wig hmm now this next method is optional. Um. I just like to take a paper towel when i'm watercoloring and dip it in the water. So i can see exactly what color is coming out before. I put my wig in there because y'all we you're not gon na mess with these coins. That'S what we're not gon na do, but that's my method, um! You can try it if you want to. If not, you can continue with the next step, but yeah, i'm just dipping it in the water, taking a look at it to see. If i need to add more dye or if i'm good on the color, that's coming out all right. So with the next step. What i'm basically doing is just dipping the wig inside of the color um. I started off with the bottom part just to take another look just to be careful and be sure that it's coming out the exact color that i wanted to, and it was so that's why i continued to dip the entire wig in there now. One thing that i found is you have to make sure that you are spreading the wig around you're, opening it up. That'S what i'm doing right here. I'M checking it just to make sure that i don't have any spots where the color did not touch so go ahead and move the wig around. I would say: let the wig sit in there for a couple of minutes, maybe a couple of seconds um and make sure that that color is hitting every strand of that wig all right. So on this part right here, all i'm doing is basically pulling the hair. Apart, just to make sure that the color reached the entire wig and that i don't have any spots where color was missed, but as you can see, i do so. I did have to put the wig back into the water, and now i'm just submerging the hair and the color, so i can get over the entire wig all right, y'all. This next step is totally optional. But me when i like to revive any of my wigs. I throw some silicone mix on it. I put it in a plastic bag for maybe 10-15 minutes, and then i wash it out and that's what i did in this video right now. You can see the hair did come out to the perfect ginger color that i wanted it to, and then the texture of the hair is a blank. So let's go ahead and start blowing dry. This hair, hmm and there's also right here - i'm basically just blow dry. My hair um, if you would like the link to this product information, which i think i got that off amazon, i will put it in the description box below it's a really good blow drying. Um head. I really love it, so i will put in the description box below, but this is the wig. After it's been colored and washed um, i did pluck it and then um pulled out some baby hairs yeah, and this is basically the outcome of the wig. I love it. It is beautiful. I forgot exactly where i got this wig from, because i've had it for a while um before i stripped the color out of it so um. If i do figure it out, i'm gon na go ahead and put the link in the description box below but yeah. This is the outcomes. Y'All see it's so cute. I love this color. I really do this is like the perfect brown girl fall color, but anyways. Thank y'all so much for you and my name is marsha and i'll see y'all next time.