How To: Go From Black To Red/Burgundy | Water Coloring Method | Hair Ft Majesty Hair Company

Hey guys and welcome back to my channel, if you new, make sure you hit that subscribe button and the notification to be the first one to know when I upload a video, but in today's video I'm gon na, be showing you guys how I got this natural 1B, hair color to aerate bergna red, so if you're interested stay tuned okay, so this is a custom front to week that I made a few months ago and it's still in very good shape. There'S no balding or wearing tearing the lace and the stitching is still in very good tack. I revamped the wig by getting rid of the extra good out on a lace and yeah. Let'S get started on the materials that you would need. Okay, so you wouldn't need a volume: 20 developer, bw2 bleaching powder, your colors. I got adore and color 70 and 71, your container where you'd be mixing and your mixing brush. So, as you guys can see right here, I'm just pouring the entire bw2 bleaching powder into the container and then I'm gon na be using my volume of 20 developer and pouring it in the container as well. I'M not giving exact measurements because I'm eyeballing everything but yeah and afterwards I'm just using my mixing brush and mixing everything in a consistent pace. And then it should be looking like this, where it's able to drip off the brush. So, as you can see what I'm doing right here, this is very self-explanatory, I'm just using the mixture and applying it all over the hair. Now, why are you doing this process? You want to make sure you're getting every strand of the hair, because if you don't the hair, when I catch the color, so this is optional. I did this off-camera. I use my powder brush at home. You get the bleaching mix into every strand of the hair, but if you don't have a powder brush, you can always use a regular hairbrush. Okay. So when you're finished, you're gon na use your full paper and wrap the hair in the foil - and I left this in for about an hour and a half to two hours. So this is sitting go ahead and set your water to boil. So this is how the hair color came out. Some parts look lighter than the other, but that's fine. I left the roots darker on purpose because I'm going for dark roots with this hair color so right here, I'm just pouring up the colors into the boiling hot water and end up using two bottles, which was the 71 and a 70 clear color. So I forgot to do one thing before dipping in here in this hair color, which was adding my gossipy glue spray all over the lace and letting it dry so a little bit of the color got onto the lace. So if you end up dual trying this method, I suggest you to use the gossipy blue spray all over the lace, so the lace wouldn't be red. Now, if it got on the lace, that's okay, because I could always show you guys how I get the color off the lace, but instead of doing that, I just use my makeup and just cover the lace, because both ways work the same so yeah. This is how the color came out and looking really Purdy, so the roots didn't come out. How I want it to be so I use my kiss darkest Brown to darken the roots and yeah. That'S what I'm about to do right now? Okay, I don't come for my mannequin head because I know it looks terrible and I'm well overdue for a new one. But this is what I'm working with for right now, but, as you guys could see, I'm just taking my time applying this color, because if I don't and I'm brushing it, it can't stay in LA. So I that's a whole another process. I don't want to do so, yeah, I'm just taking my time and doing that, and this is the final look if you guys enjoyed watching, don't forget to give this video a big thumbs up and subscribe to my channel. If you haven't already also comment down below some video suggestions, you guys would like to see because darn quarantine, what am I really doing so might as well make videos for y'all, okay and yeah? I will see you guys in my next video