How To Watercolor Black Brown Wig To Red Burgundy Ft Ashimary Hair

Hey guys, I'm Brittany, rivers and welcome to my channel so today I'm going to be showing you all how to achieve this. Reddish burgundy color. As you can see, I wanted my ends to be a little lighter. It is nice, so this hair is from ash Mary hair and, like I didn't, even condition it after. I bleached it in everything, and it's still popping like. I know that's terrible, but I just did it but anyway, this is my kind of arrogant, a inspired hair. Color, but if you all want to see how I got this hair color make sure you all keep watching and make sure to hit that subscribe button. Bye guys as you all can see, I'm starting off with your regular clothes, your wig and I will be bleaching. The night space okay here I will be bleaching the nuts using bw2 powder and 30 developer. So I usually just use a coffee cup for this and like something like a butter knife, because you want to put the bleach on the lace and like spread it and don't exactly work it into the hair. So you want to be kind of thick. So I won't leak through the lace or anything, and Here I am actually putting on the bleach and, as you can see, I'm kind of lightly just spreading it on there and covering the entire lace in Bleach. So I let the bleach sit on the lace for 20 minutes and then I just rinsed only the lace off with warm water and the sink. So I knew I wanted a middle part, so I parted the hair down the middle and began plucking the middle part to make it more apparent and plus it will also help when I'm dyeing the hair, because I want dark roots at the middle part, and this Just shows me tweezing, the middle part, a little more, if any other. If any other knots, then I get bleached. So here I am sectioning the hair that I will be bleaching, so everything is getting bleached, but I want at the bottom to be a little lighter and the top will be darker because I also want dark roots. So I had to make sure that I kept my top apart from my bottom. So next I am mixing the bleach for the actual hair, so I'm using maybe three or four scoops just to begin with a BW to powder and I'm mixing the developer in. So when you're actually bleaching the hair, this bleach can actually be a little more watery than when you're bleaching the knives. It helps to spread more and it's less concentrated, if you add more developer, opposed to more bleach, which will ultimately protect the hair a little more. So I began working the bleach in from the tips wish. I want it to be lighter than the rest of the hair. I tried to use the brush that comes with the mixing bowl, but I've discovered that you, your hands, just really works better than just a regular rat tail comb. So I ended up just working it in with my hands and, as I moved up to the top now, the top it's where things get really specific. You have to be very care. Well, especially, if you want dark roots, you don't want it to be choppy and your color not to transition to your brighter red. So as you get to the top, you need to backcomb the hair. I'M not sure if I show you or not, but you want to backcomb the hair, maybe two inches apart well away from your part and back combing changes back combing changes where the hair is so. Your hair won't be a straight line across so after the wig was washed. This is what it looks like my roots are darker and the bottom is lighter, as you can see, which is exactly what I wanted. So in order to not die the lace. I spray a little got to be glue free spray on the lathe. It worked some I wan na say it was perfect, so the colors I will be using to watercolor my hair will be the adora wild cherry and intense red, so I'm using the entire container of the wild cherry and only a little bit of intense red and As you'll see later, I add a little splash of crimson, so the water I just use - I use water straight from the sink for some of it and I heat it up. Maybe a cup of water in the microwave I live in the dorm, so it's kind of hard to get to a oven. So just heating up the water in the microwave, for maybe three or four minutes - will work fine too. So here I'm just mixing the dice wearing it throughout the container, so the pan is a 13 by 9 aluminum pan and it comes with 2 for maybe three or four dollars from Kroger. I decided to be a little ghetto and used tissue to check the color I'll beginning. So, as you can see, you kind of just work the hair into the water. Just dipping the hair in here, I'm adding a little extra. I'M not sure why I just felt like the tissue was pink and I wanted to make sure my hair would not look pink and I used to comb to kind of push the hair into the dye some more to make sure it gets all in the dye. So I left the hair in the dye for maybe about 25 minutes. You will know when your hair is ready, because the color of the water will change. When I first added the hair, the water was very dark and by the time it's all soaked up, the water will be lighter, as you can see, and this is how the wig looked when it was wet and that's all okay, you guys this video. I hope you all enjoyed it so, I'm kind of far because I wanted you all to see my hair some more. It'S really cute, like I really haven't, tried a color color like since high school, but anyway I really hope you all enjoyed this video make sure you like comment and subscribe and have a great day you guys bye,