Diy Mint Green Hair Color At Home On Bob Wig! | Ft Recool Hair

What'S good guys, a girl, TJ ship girl TJ, I am back with another video for you guys. Today'S video, I am showing you guys how to DIY your own NC green color. So if you got dyes laying around the house or Janine, it's a blue shade. You need a green shade and some conditioner and since you are good to go, but if you don't want to do that and you just want to buy a shade of green at the store boring, you can do that. But so, let's get into the video today's hair is from really cool hair. We do have that 613 Brazilian lace from bob wig. So this is a bob and a six star chain and I love working with 6:13 hair because it's just easier and cuts out all that bleaching and all that stuff. I hate throwing all that, but anyway, this is. The construction of the unit. Has three combs in the middle one at the Nate and also to draw strings? So these are the products I used Aussie miracle conditioner, I use baby blue adorn. I use kids temptation so I'm like I use arctic fox sunset, yellow and arctic fox aquamarine. Now I had all these shades because I made two different greens, as you guys can see, but this shade here is the one I'm gon na be showing you guys how to make all the awake. So the lighter green that I was making. I was gon na at first initially do a another peek, a boo bop I was gon na have different tones and shades of blues and greens, and I had just quickly changed my mind, because that vision quickly got ugly swings up with the color one. Now this color to me, I could just actually it's more like a pastel lime light, if that makes sense, a pastel lime, green color, if that makes sense, but I wasn't really feeling it at all. So I quickly changed the vision and I was like hey. I'M gon na do our armor a wig, so I'm gon na do the top half pastel limelight or lime green and then I'm gon na do the bottom like the minty green and then this is that clip right here and then I was like no weirdly really When I'm rest, everything out, the ombre did not even come into effect everything just eventually faded to the lime-green. Now here's why I figured it did that because I feel like when you use conditioner to lighting your hair dyes. I don't know if you can use the word oxidize with Perry, because I know you can use it with makeup, but I feel like it's still relevant hair, but I really feel like I left it in too long one. I left it in overnight and it really accid eyes doing the hair, so it turned the green a little bit darker. It turned the minty green darker, so I feel like the pastel colors. If I had would just let it on let it sit about 15 to 20 minutes in the rinsed it I would have got the color I was looking for, but as being as I left it on all night, this whole back section just turned into a lime. Green because it just oxidized into the hair and made a darker so be mindful of that, do not do what I did um it's weird, though, because different lighting situations I'm getting the color that I was actually going for, but this is just trial and error. People are saying: why are you just doing this and you can just got the shade of green and call it the day? It'S because it's all, I'm all about saving coins. You know, and it's about me sharing with you guys. You know what I did right and what I did wrong so anyway, I'm taking some Aussie conditioner and I'm mixing it with the baby blue by a door. Now the color you are going for is sky, blue notice. That blue and green makes I mean blue a yellow big screen. So I wanted a little bit of blue in there to give it like a hint of blue, because you know mint green is like blue and green together, but just like who knows well you, so it is that, but I'm just mixing those two shades together. I'Ma go in with arctic fox sunset, yellow and it's gon na turn. It green, of course, I'm going to add more conditioner because I'm going to MNC green, and this is how you got that shade. So if you guys, like this shade, you're more than likely to create it at home, if he big is too much, which I know most people do, because they lazy AF, you don't have to do this at all. You can just go to the store, buy that shade or you know you can buy a shade and then easier, but I feel like it's easier at home, because at the end of the day you already have all the colors. You need you know and you're just saving yourself about 20 bucks, because, depending on how many bottles you need, you know to make it so I'm all about saving Michigan. So after I mix it together, it came out this shade of like a minty green color. Like I said this is the color I was initially aiming for. However, I did think it was a little bit too like aiming 1b. I don't know, but, as you guys can see in this clip where the section is covered with, what is the quality saran wrap, you can see is getting darker and I wasn't paying that attention with some reason. So I left it on overnight, like I said, trial and error, I left it on overnight, but I won't do that again because it definitely oxidized, but this is pretty much how I got the shade. I used the toothbrush because I didn't want everything all over the place, especially on the front of the die. You want to take your time, so this color right here was perfect. I loved it. It was so pretty and yeah but, like I said where I went wrong and where I you know laughing in overnight, and it definitely did oxidize a shade or two down, so this is the color that I ended up with. As you guys know, when you wet the hair, the hair color is darker when it's wet but as you guys can see, there's no ombre effect in the back. Everything is lime, green and it's like yeah. So in the inside it did stain the lace. But you know you can't tell, because the roots are just that color, but this is the shade of green. I actually like this better, however, because I felt like the other color would have been too bright for my skin tone. I didn't have any problems with this hair like tangling up on me. It did give me a little bit of shadow, of course, wet hair. That'S not, but over all of this loving the hair and, like I said in different lighting situations, the hair looks different colors. So in certain lights my hair looks like a dark, green or a darker shade of green and then other lights. It looks like a minty blue green if that makes sense, so this is pretty much how it turns out. Y'All know I'm stuffing down my comfort zone or 2019, so my face might be looking a little crazy and the next couple of Clips, because I'm not used to having color on my skin tone, and I just feel like everything, just clashes on me and I look Like that's just weird artists, so yeah, let me know what you guys thought or think of this method. Did you think it was doing too much? Do you think it's easier just to go out and you know pay $ 20 more. Let me know, let me know what you guys started in color. However, I do think the girl who turned out they're very pretty for me to create it out of nowhere. I really thought that the color turned out bomb yeah. So, like I said, let me know what you guys think. Let me know what colors you guys want me to do. Next, I have a long list of colors that I got coming up from you guys previously, but keep leaving them. So I could have you know more stuff to create. I thank you so much for other support this. You guys kick me on these videos and yeah. Don'T forget to check these kitchens out description in section again and until next time I'll see you guys later bye, guys