How To Get Grey Highlights Without Damaging Your Wig- Hermosa Hair

Hello jewels welcome back, it's your girl, pebbly pebbles, and if this is your first time here, welcome, please make sure you subscribe and hit the bell anyway. I'M gon na be real short and sweet with the intro of this video but um. I just wanted to come and show you guys how i made this look and um how i made it without damaging the wig, and also this wig can originally turn black to black. I absolutely love this look and um. I actually got a lot of people that i know wanted to know how i achieved the look so to make it simple easy for everyone um. I just honestly just put the wig on. Please do not talk about how a style it can definitely be styled better, but anyway, outside of that, i just simply wanted to come on here and show you guys how i achieved this. Look with this wig without dyeing the hair. This is the hair in the front, and then i'm going to do a clip of the hair in a bag right in the back. Just wanted to show you guys the back with the highlights all right, let's get into how we got this, look all right guys. So i ordered this here off of amazon uh. I really really didn't love the hair, all in all, it served its purpose. It was sixty dollars for the 26 inch, but, as you can see from the video, it was very thin on the ends. So if i was planning to complete an entire wig uh with this hair, i probably would have been a little upset, but all in all it served its purpose um all right, let's go ahead and get into what i actually did to the hair, i'm actually gon Na water dye the hair uh with platinum um, i actually didn't love it at first. It came out very blue, so um like if you're doing an entire wig platinum, i would recommend, like uh, making sure you're stirring the water completely and um. I actually almost made a boo-boo because i didn't uh unloosen the tracks enough for it to uh color completely the same color throughout the entire bundle. I will let you guys take a look but um in order to get some of the blue out of the wig. I actually washed a wig with dawn uh detergent. Uh, not detergent. Excuse me uh don um laundry, uh dish, soap, whatever so uh i washed it with that and um. It really uh helped with the color. I actually do that with my wig. Sometimes it does uh dry out the hair a little bit, but i don't use shampoo, i always use dawn, but anyway, yep uh. I will let you guys continue watching the video so right here, guys uh you're gon na see me add some more water. Inside of the bottle uh, i did not know it was gon na come with two, but what i'm attempting to do now uh. I actually use some of the second one to see if i can even out the color a little more, and i made sure i just mixed: it gave it a light, gray and yeah. That'S what i did so all in all believe it or not. I actually lost the uh very important part of this video and it was actually me sewing the tracks inside, but it was very simple uh. What i did was, i actually just part the hair right after the lace and sewed it inside, as you guys can see a little there, but you just want to make sure you start right after the lace line start from the top go to the bottom. Until you run out of hair just to be sure you get all the color inside of the hair that you possibly can and um, i'm also going to add in when i actually put the track inside uh the lace as well. I glued it with hair glue. Uh, just so, it wouldn't damage the lace. I didn't want to sew it in, but um yeah and color the track line. So it's not gray just wanted to add some clips. When i first achieved the look but yeah you guys, please try it it's great easy and the wig can go back to black. Alright guys. Thank you for watching you