Ever Thought You Could Dye A Synthetic Wig? Let Me Show You How | Infamously Knownx

Hey Girl, hey how you doing so in this video, I'm going to show you guys how to get your wig to look like this. Okay, alright, you got yourself a blonde synthetic wig grab it because we're about to customize it to whatever color you want. I decide to go with these pink ends. This look right here was inspired by a picture that I saw when I see this picture on the internet. I don't know where, but I saw this picture on the internet, and I was like oh my gosh. Her hair is so cute. I have to recreate this because I want this, but when I started creating it I was like which one should I use. You guys asked me to customize this wig from what I revived it so like. Why not use that wig and then I'm gon na send her wig was pretty short her her cut is like here. Never you have a blonde wig. That'S cut like that. I didn't want to color in that. Once in this color, I want to color it to a different color, so I'd like to use this way, because this was like a wig that I was like this is his last chance anyway. This week is about to be thrown in the trash from jump. So everybody it was now mine. I had nothing to do with it, so I was like why not if you want to see how I got a wig to look like from this to this keep watching. So I first grabbed a pack of sharpies from the grocery store um. I went with that middle pink, color, a spray bottle and some rubbing alcohol we're going to create what's going to act as our hair dye, so you're going to want to unassembled sure be right. So grab with some pliers, I'm actually using a wire cutter cut. I couldn't find my pliers and this is a little tricky, so it's gon na take some plying, I say: bend it back and forward. That'S how I got it out and you're gon na want to take that little ink cartridge out. I just wanted extra ink, so I took the little felt tip as well. Whatever tip this is, I don't know, I put all the stuff into the bottle and I ended up going back and taking the plastic off of the ink cartridge, because I realized that the ink was only coming out from the bottom and I wanted all of the Ink so you're gon na see me go and cut off the plastic for the actual marker, which is what I'm doing here, and that was pretty messy. So if you haven't liked an exacto blade or some type of straight edged blade to do this, I would recommend doing that because this was actually messy. My fingers got close of pink, so go ahead and do that and then let it sit for a little bit while you're letting that sit, and you know that all of the alcohol get all the color we're going to work on these roots honey, because these roots Were tragic? Okay, like these rooms were bad like on my skin tone. I could I really couldn't I didn't. I couldn't Knesset guys, I'm sorry. So I took a brown sharpie at first and I began just literally coloring in the roots. All over the part, you can route your entire wig if you want, but I didn't want to do that. I was like that will take way too long. So I'm just going around the parting area and a little bit of the hairline. I don't plan on really putting this hair up, so I don't care for the rest of the hairline, just the parts that we'll be showing in the wind. If the wooden blows and after I can do the brown I alternate between brown and black. So I do the black that's a very, very route just to give even more of a natural appearance, because I liked how my other blonde wig looks with like the brown and black, so I figured that works best for me. That'S what I'm gon na do! So that's what I'm doing and to get your your colors to blend even better grab a q-tip and some alcohol and your going to use this. That'S like a smudger, so this is going to smudge the two colors together. Well, the three colors together to make it not look so rough to make it look more like an ombre, gradient kind of look. This is gon na. Take a lot of work. Yeah, I'm not going to like that. This is the most tedious part, the routing process. If you don't care to route your your wig, that's perfectly fine! You can just skip this, but um. I wanted to route at least the parting space. When that was done, I just had to try it on and comb it out a little bit to see what it was looking like. If I like the whole rooting process, I ended up really liking this, so I was like alright. Let me cut it right now, especially gon na cut it really really long, but then I was like not let me just cut it. Just above my just around my collarbone area. I was feeling that so I cut that and if you've seen my last cutting a bobbed video, you saw how I cut it off camera, so I friended this initial cut. I took it off, put it on a mannequin head and continued to cut. So I put some concealer and I was feeling it. I ended up going out that day and took some pictures. This is the following day now I decided to put this on like a cheap, styrofoam head, because I wasn't trying to get my actual block head. My canvas block head colored, you know so I combed it out, make sure there was no tangles and then I grabbed that spray bottle and just began spraying and combing through to make sure everything was saturated and spraying again. Just consider that whole process, until all of the ends recovered and I brushed up - I cut brushing like a little higher just to make it have that ombre gradient effect. When I was done with everything I was like, I thought this is gon na, be too pastel. Pink, like you're not going to see anything, so I decided to take the purple sharpie that you saw initially and a half of that purple ink cartridge into the remainder of the bottle. So there wasn't that much alcohol left, so it really saturated quickly, and I didn't let this sit overnight like I did the pink one and it is literally spray that at the very very ends so like at the tip, the very tip just so that it can Have some type of extra - I don't know extra color, you know so after all of that, after I just completely saturate, I was good with how it looked. I let it air dry, so I literally just left it like that overnight. I didn't have that window open or anything. I just had it like regular. The room was regular and it dried, and I came back the next day and it was like nothing ever happened, and now I am feeling myself I am ready to mostly today, but really I'm not going anywhere all right. As you can see, this wig has come. Such a freaking long way this was a lot easier than I thought it would be. I thought I was gon na dry and end up looking like stuck together and stuff, but it dried and it dried as this like nothing was there I'm glad you didn't go overboard. I thought I would end up going overboard with the color, but I did it so I didn't do the brown and black in the center to give it that gradient. Look, you know for a synthetic wig is inside. I do an experiment with more color because I'm liking this. You know this whole colorway is good, I'm liking it. I do an experiment with some more colors, maybe some type of gradient colors more than one color on the wing. It'S not like a good idea. I don't really do that, execute that the way I want to execute it I'd have to get some virgin hair so stay tuned for that, because that will be coming soon. I hope you guys really liked this tutorial and I hope, saw something different. You know it's not really see too often. I do think I may go through and fly one time just to really get it to be so key because, like I said in my last video when I was reviving this way, the texture of the swing resembles like a natural hair. That'S been blown out, so it's kind of yaki feeling um, which is okay, so, yes I'll have for this video guys. I really hope you enjoyed it and until next time stay true stay. You and I'll see you guys in my next video