Removing Color/ Color Fix On Virgin Hair Lace Front Wig

You hey guys, I'm just letting you guys see. This is a really quick. I just decided to throw this in their part of the video that I'm actually removing red color from my original wide with red, wig, sorry, red wig, and this one is like ultra famous. Like everyone loves this red wig. However, I decided to switch it up, because this one had a lot of short layers and I really wanted to long layers for the summer. So I'm gon na be changing this into my now brown and blonde wig, which I originally originally had. So we're kind of going backwards now and changing this back into my brown wig, which seems, I think, fit me a lot more with all those layers in it, and now I have a long longer wig, which is 34 inches, and that one is now my red Wig, so I'm just gon na be removing color. I don't need it to be perfect. I just want to pull some of the color off the top and I'm gon na be doing that with color fix I'll. Try an insert pictures of the here's one part of it and it comes with three parts, as many people have said. The third part is almost unnecessary yeah. So basically um, as I said, I'm using the color fix, and I heard it's a great product now. I have never used this before so this is totally experimental for me, I'm not really looking for it to be perfect. I just want to pull out some of the red, so when I do go to bleach it that I won't be getting pink undertones, so that was one of my fears. So I just want to see if this will pull out and see how much it will pull out. If I at least get an orange, then we're on the right track. Cuz then I know my next tone will be yellow. So hopefully this works. If it doesn't boo, then I'll be bleaching a lot into this hair and about come may be very damaging. So let's hope this works, I'm probably just gon na speed through this video. As you know, I'm basically just adding color