How To: Color Your Wig With Tiarra Monet | Dark & Lovely Fade Resist Hair Color Workshop

Hey guys, what's up its your girl ti Moune, and we are here with dark and lovely to celebrate the launch of the new sweet. Is this color and I'm super excited to show you guys how to get your wig right at home using brand new formula and the best part about this? Is it last eight weeks you got a new conditioner for you and your wig will be on sleep alright. So the first thing you want to do is grab your box of color. Now we're going to be using our brand new favors this, and this color is the red hot rhythm. This is a perfect color for all skin tones, dark and lovely specializes in color. That fits our skin tone, especially so this color is definitely gon na carry you through all the seasons and you'll be the belle of the ball alright, so you have our aprons on we're. Gon na grab our color boxes. Now all of the boxes come with our developer, our brand new nourishing conditioner and, of course, the lady of the hour. Our fade, resistor doesn't matter what club to use just want to make sure you protect yourself, because it's alright, so we're gon na just take our Phaedra's of color and untwist. We pop untwists our developer, and for that baby righted more. I usually like to use two bottles for wig application. Math should be just enough, I'm going to pop that bad boy off and shake it up, so our color is officially develop. You guys can see in the color in your pantry mm-hm. So now we're gon na. Take our little Bowl, these are gon na be, and this is gon na be the bowl for each color. I like to use a bowl just because it keeps things a lot neater and it keeps you from messing up the lace, so we're going to take about half a bottle and for that in this bad boy. So now we're gon na section off a wig. I like to do it in four parts: it doesn't have to be perfect, I'm the only one. Judging you guys, the cleaner. You are, while you're prepping, it's a less mess. You make white color. So what you want to do is kind of angle. Your mannequin head down we're just gon na keep a color from bleeding. I mean we're lucky enough to have our no-drip jelly formula here, but it doesn't hurt to be extra neat and extra careful so that you don't bleed onto your leaves a little broken. Take a little bit of your favorite hairspray and spray it on the lace. If you make a mistake, thank me later, I'm gon na go into our brush. You want to take your brush and lightly dip it in you want to almost like not even have product on it, and then I like to just take the ends of the hair and hold it tight. This is also going to keep us from getting the color into the lace and we're just gon na Pat about one inch down and then using the back side of the brush. We'Re going to comb it through. So half the strand should basically be coated to the color. So basically I like to route all the way up, all right guys. Let me finish routing the entire back of the wig. Now we're going to just take that portion and separate it in two and pin that up, and this is where we take our bottle and we're just gon na freehand, a color on the rest of the hair and just work it through with our fingers. If I have to color into the rest of the hair - and we don't have to worry about messing up the lace, so if you're a beginner, don't worry, this will look like a salon worthy color job that we did at home all right girls. So now we're getting into the hard part, so you want to change the gloves. You want to keep things as clean as possible, because this is a part that everyone sees this one. Are you late and you want to be uncrackable and if you keep them same gloves on the lace will be red everybody to be able to turn editing. Show us so if you want to do, is just get you some new gloves, we're gon na. Add the rest of that mixture to our pole and basically, I like to route the front as well, but we're just gon na. Take it a little bit further down and we're gon na just start right by the ear area, and here you want to take really really small sections. You want to use as little product as possible, so I'm borderline working with a dry brush and we're gon na. Just kind of stipple the color into the root we want to fight about a half a centimeter away from the root. This way you get majority of the product right here and then we're going to work it up and then here you can bring the rest of the product as far down as possible, and this, my friends, is how you get a clean application. Alright class, now we are fully rooted. As you can see, the lace is complete with a capital C now. What you're going to do is take their remaining dye in the bottle and we're just gon na do the same thing: we're gon na hit those tips and work our way up. The reason why I like to bring the color a little further down in the front. Just so, we don't accidentally, have our fingertips, push back into the lace, and then I just if you're, picking a little brush and just brush that through make sure we can even color payoff, and you guys can see how clean this lace is like. This is a foolproof technique. You guys will have a flawless lace frontal and the color with our favoritest will be happen. Alright, girls, we are finally done. I know it took a while I mean: do you see how clean clean that laces, you guys will love this technique, because all of your wigs will be popping parts will be clean. Color payoff will be excellent. So thank you so much for coming the class girls. I hope you enjoy this time to take these gloves off. You can style this wig. However, you like, and I will see you in the next class