Dye Your Wig In Under 10 Min | Neon Coral Hair Color | Flawless Color W/ Watercoloring Ft. Ywigs

All right, you guys so the hair I'm using is from why wigs hair company and let's just go ahead and do a quick little unboxing here. So this is what comes in the box. It has two clips and a elastic band, which is very, very useful, and it also came with wig caps, and I, like the color that they sent me, is a good match for my scalp, and it also came with this note here that says you can return In exchange it so that's pretty cool. I haven't seen that so yes, this is what the bundles and frontal look like. I got six thirteen hair. We are about to have some fun with some color. The links that I got are four bundles, 18, 20, 22 and 24, and then I have the frontal here, which is also 18 inches long. The texture is straight, but I really wanted to emphasize this frontal here. The lace color is poppin. I mean this lace. Color is a perfect match for my skin color. It is not ashy, it's not gray toned. It is the perfect tone and color for my skin color. Also, this frontal came pre, plucked and customized, so this frontal is just overall Bom Bom Bom Bom. So these are the colors that I'm using to get my custom, coral color that I'm going for. I got the adore pink blush fruit, punch and sunrise orange. So I'm starting off with a bucket of hot tap water, just water straight from the faucet as hot as it can get I'm putting the entire bottle of fruit punch in this bucket right now, and then I'm stirring that up to make sure that the color is Completely diluted in the water, now I'm adding some sunrise orange and I did about half a bottle of sunrise orange and then just a little bit of pink blush. The pink blush is kind of a neon color, so I didn't want to do too much of it and again, I'm just going to stir that up. So now that I got the color in there. Well, I'm going to add some boiling hot water that I had on the stove and that's just gon na raise the temperature overall and that's gon na make the color absorb into the hair super super fast. So I'm just kind of dipping it in there a little bit to kind of test it and see what color I'm gon na get and it's a super bright, coral color love it. I don't feel like I need to add any more of any other colors. So I'm gon na go ahead and put this entire weft in there and press it down with this hanger. Here and now I have the rest of the bundles three bundles folded and I'm gon na put them in there. At the same time, pretty much now with this, you do want to work fast because the color is going to grab onto whatever hair you put in there first. So these bundles are about to soak up a lot of this color and now I have my frontal - and I am again kind of dipping it in there to see what color I'm gon na get, and I can tell that the frontal is gon na, be a Little bit diluted because I think the bundle is kind of soaked up a lot of that. Color, like I said so I'll show you guys how to fix that. But for now I'm just gon na still put in the frontal and go ahead and saturate it in there with the bundles, so you don't have to let this sit at all. This is really pretty instant. Everything is pretty instant super super fast, so I'm just doing a test right now to see how this color is turning out, and I see that the bundles are this nice bright, coral color and then I see that the frontal is a muted peach. So that's kind of the suspicion I had going in because I put the frontal in there a little too late. Honestly, I should have put everything in there at the same time, so I see that the frontal didn't get a lot of the color. It'S kind of a peach color which is pretty, but it doesn't match so in order for it to match. I have a separate bucket here and it's just hot tap water. There'S no need for this one to be boiling, so I put in some Sun rinds orange color to get the front two a little bit more quarrel, so I'm taking out the frontal from the original mixture and I'm putting it in with that sunrise, orange color, stirring That in and we're gon na see what color I get so I'll quickly doing a check taking one of the bundles and comparing it to the frontal it doesn't match. The frontal is a bit more orange. So now I'm adding some pink blush color, which is again a really neat on pink. So I'm putting that in to the mixture and stirring that, together with the sunrise orange and so now, you can see that the water even looks like it matches like it's going to match. So I'm putting that frontal in there again, and this should work, because if the water looks the same right, so I put that in there stir it up just a little bit literally like 60 seconds, taking out the frontal and the bundle doing a little comparison and Perfect, we got the perfect match now so now I just let this sit for about five minutes, so I rinsed out the hair. I did a little bit of shampoo and I put on a conditioner and I put conditioner on the hair, so there is conditioner on this hair right now and I'm gon na. Let the conditioner sit on the hair for about an hour. Do a little bit of a deep conditioning and right now, I'm just kind of brushing it through making sure there's no tangles getting all the conditioner through, and you can see that the color turned out really nice and even and bright and just so easy. It just is just such an easy way to dye hair. So now I'm showing you this frontal, just in case you guys, are worried about this dying or tinting your lace. It did not die or tense the lace at all I mean not even a hue. You know not even a hue, the frontal lace was completely unaffected by this, which makes it even better completely foolproof. This is how the hair looks after I rinsed out the conditioner and let it air dry again. The color is so vibrant and bright and pretty, and when I wash this hair, it's gon na, you know kind of fade out a little bit cause it's semi-permanent. So I'm really excited when it fades a little bit to a peach color but wow. The color turned out way better than I had even imagined and I'm super super happy with it. So again, I'm just showing you guys this lace here up close completely unaffected by the dye process, but the knots are completely covered. Everything is covered and just so easy. It'S just so easy, so yeah you guys. I hope you guys enjoyed this color hack, I'm gon na be doing this from now on, I'm so excited. This is like a whole new venture for me as a hair, colorist and artist or whatever like this is just an exciting new world. So, yes, if you like this video, make sure you give it a thumbs up, and I will see you guys in my next video bye,