Pink & Purple Wig- Coloring A Lace Closure

Hey guys and welcome back we're doing this. Look today using three bundles of hair. The specs on the hair can be found below we're gon na be using adorn products with hot pink for our first color mix with pink rose, got ta mix half-and-half to create a nice light pink color we're also gon na use Fiesta fuchsia mixed with violet gym. I'M gon na use about half a bottle of each and for the third mixture, our darkest color violet gym and African violet are the two colors with mixing together. So we're going to stretch the liquid by using a clear developer. It doesn't matter what volume you use. This is solely just for for making the liquid stretch, so you're gon na add a little bit to each one and then go behind it with a cream developer, I'm using 10 volume and doesn't matter once again and I'm just going to apply it as much to Lighten up the mixture and also to stretch it so that I can use more of the mixture across all three bundles of hair without remixes, and that's gon na give us three different shades to use here. Okay, so we're gon na use just a straight African violet across the top, so that it gives us a nice purple to start off with make sure that you distribute the product evenly so that there are no spaces left and no blind showing through flip it. Over and continue to distribute it next you're gon na go in with your darkest mixture and apply directly under the African violet. You want to make sure the colors fade together so that they, this gives a nice blend, flip it over and do the same thing on the other side. Okay, now you want to go in with your next color, which is that medium fuchsia, ish color, make sure you blend those two colors together and leave just a little bit on the ends to apply your lightest pink now, you're, just gon na go in and apply Your your lightest pink to the ends and let it sit for a while until it's ready to rinse out normally, you can just condition it out. However, the color did stick pretty well, so I shampooed it first and then conditioned it. Let it air dry and then you're ready to do your closure. Now I wanted to show you guys the closure a little more in-depth, simply because it's harder to do the closure, I'm going with the African violin and I'm also going to be using that darkest mixture throughout the base of the closure. Now I'm gon na be using a cone attack. Well it my brush has a calm attachment to it. So basically, what you're gon na do is just open that closure up and you're gon na go very, very slow by applying the color. You don't want the colors to be too runny, because you don't want wanting to run into the lace, so you can just kind of use small sections open it up with the tip of the comb comb it out and then apply the color. You want to do this in a horizontal fashion, and then you can also go back and do it in a vertical fashion as well to make sure that you get coverage all throughout the closure. You don't want any blind showing and you want to get as close as possible, so just pay close attention to how I'm doing it and be very careful as you're doing this. So I went ahead and rinse it out and let it air dry and all that good stuff and I'm gon na go back and apply the color again to any places that were missing and also try to get closer to the lace. As I can. Please be careful in doing this and just go back and fill in any spots that you missed. So here's how the hair looks after I've created my and in just a moment, I'm gon na show you guys what it looks like on, and it actually is not this color in person. I don't know why that it picks up like this, but I'm just gon na use a little bit of argan oil and straighten out the hair, and then I'm going to apply it to my head and you'll be able to see that next so applying your wig. You just want to use a little bit of concealer or foundation and cover up the lace, since it's a blonde lace closure. You want to cover up that and make it blend in with your skin and use your finger afterwards to blend it in, and here's what it looks like I'll complete. So I went ahead and added a few curls to the hair after this. I just want to thank you guys for watching this video. If you have any questions for me, just drop them below you can follow me on Instagram and candy at that, and I hope to see you guys back, I'm not sure what I'm what video I'm gon na do next, but it'll be something so see you guys. Next time,