How To: Dye A Lace Wig Without Stains!!!!! Adding Dark Roots To A Blonde Highlighted Wig!!

Hey what's going on everyone thanks for clicking into my video, so i've done a video on this wig before and i will leave it in the cards up in the corner, so make sure you check out that video. But i you know, i really enjoyed this wig. The way that it came, the roots was fine with me at first and then i started thinking about like oh, i just want to possibly do some darker roots. So in this video i am showing you how to add darker roots to a highlighted blonde wig, and one of the most important things in this video that you should take away is how to add color to your frontal without getting any stains. So the first technique is to add, got to be free spray to the you add, got to be free spray to the frontal um. One of the tips that i did learn from doing this is okay, so you definitely want to make sure it's coated. Make sure you you know, get the full frontal coated with the got to be glue spray, but one thing is: i would definitely the next time go in and put put vaseline on the frontal first before spraying, because what i did notice is the free spray got Onto the hair, so even though i put the dye all the way to the root of the frontal, it still didn't die completely because that free spray was keeping it from dying so yeah. So that's one good tip for you, guys, um and in this video the color that i'm using is from revlon. I got that from walmart for about two or three dollars. It is the color dark soft brown. I believe it is so simple. I mean it's just easy to apply easy to. You know, get the dye ready and prepare, because everything is in the box. You don't have to buy anything additional, so yeah. I just keep on mixing it up until it's like a light, brownish tannish color. Now the way that i go through and add, color to my frontal, without getting any dye on the frontal is, i use a mascara spoolie. I have been using a mascara spoolie for years now and i absolutely love using it because it gets to the very root of that frontal or closure without getting any product on the frontal at all no product on the lace and it grabs all those little fine Hairs, all you have to do is just comb it through just like you're putting on mascara. So i definitely do like this and then i also use the technique of using like a comb. So you just use like a rat tail cone or a fine tooth comb, and you just comb it through now. One good thing about using a comb is you can actually comb the product all the way throughout the hair. So if you're missing any areas, you know like any strings strands or whatever the cone would definitely get the product through. So that is a good technique, but i had both of those i would say. Definitely i like to use the spoolie the most and when i go through and paint on this die on the hair. I do make sure i do the under layer of the hair, as well as the top layer, just to make sure i'm not missing any gaps but yeah. That'S all i do to make sure i don't get any product on my lace, i'm going to. Let you guys finish watching this and then i'll check back in with you. Let'S take it slow where you go i go to and if you hit the bottom, i'm going down with you, let's take it. Who cares where we got ta be? You know, you'll have a good time and if you hit the bottom, i'm going down with you, let's take it, who let's cares it you, but baby you're, still mine, and now we have the best times. There'S nobody already. I'M going down, do let's take it and if you hit the bottom, i'm going down with you, let's take it slow. Who cares where we got ta be, and if you hit the bottom, i'm going down with you, let's take it slow. Who cares where we got ta, be you know, you'll have a good time so once you have fully saturated the wig uh the frontal, this is what it should look like. I mean it's pretty self-explanatory, but i definitely wanted to come in and let you guys know i am completed with that frontal part. I make sure that i put um the brown on all of the frontal. You can come down as much as you need to. However, you like it, i wanted my roots to be a little bit. You know. Look i want it to appear like it's been grown out, a little bit more um. So what i'm doing now is just putting that brown dye on the tracks. That'S located right behind the frontal, because i just want to make sure that it blends in properly once i put the hair from the frontal over those tracks, you get what i'm saying. So that's what i'm doing here just so it can blend. I'M not going to take it throughout the whole wig. I feel like that's not necessary, because i'm not going to be showing any of the hair, that's basically after this first track so yeah that is about it. I hope you guys find this very informative. It'S something so simple and easy to achieve, and i just wanted to share with you guys, even though i know it's probably a ton of videos on youtube about this already, but i definitely wanted to do this. My wig and i wanted to show you what i accomplished with that wig that i did the video on previously, so i hope you guys enjoy this video, like always, do not forget to like comment and subscribe, and i will talk to you in my next one. This is the final result of the dyeing process. I didn't apply the wig um because you guys have already seen how it looks on. But if you have it make sure you check out my video, i will make sure that i tag it in the description box and yeah. Talk to you guys later, oh and as you can see here, there is no die on the frontal, so the freeze spray definitely worked but, like i said, i am going to try the vaseline on the frontal and see how that goes, because i think it will Have a better outcome: foreign