How To Dye A Wig Black

Today, we're going to be learning how to dye your 360 frontal lace wig without getting it on the legs. Let'S get right and do it now. What you're going to need is some gloves hair color of choice, black. Of course, I have two applicators for dye, one with a rat tail comb on it and conditioner. That'S very crucial and very important you're also going to need some duct lifts, just section off hair. So, first I'm going to section off all the parameters of this 360 lace front wig. I also put the middle part until a bun where the tracks are now I'm going to flip that back on the opposite side, and then I'm going to just place down my mannequin head and now I'm going to use my protector, which is my conditioner, of course, And I'm going to put that on my applicator brush and apply that to the lace, apply a smooth, even layer, all over the lace and most concern areas for you. I don't want you to over saturate it, but just enough product to make sure there is enough protection there, because what is going to do is act as a protector. If the dye, for whatever reason, hits the lace, you can wipe it up clean, smooth with a wet rag or anything like that. So now that I've put a Walmart bag over my mannequin head, I placed it back on the mannequin head and I have sectioned it off in the back and I'm working on the left side of the ear I'm going to be working towards the bottom working. My way towards the middle I'm flying the dye first to my brush, you can apply it to the hair if you feel more comfortable. What am i doing my technique? Is I put that the dye on the brush brush it on there and then I comb. I know if you feel scared. The best thing to do is comb. If you comb is gathering all the hair all at once and distributing product all over, whether you know it or not so you're just going to take your time and thin sections and work your way all the way to the top and you're going to repeat the Same thing, on the other side, I sped up this video just because it was going really slow, but it's repetitive, so I just fast forwarded, but I really did take my time. This literally took like two or three hours: no, no joke at all, and you can see a little the conditioner peeking through, but that's okay. It still dies the same, just making sure no other liquids can go the opposite way. You know. I me now, for the back section is going to be a little bit different. I skipped the opposite side from ear to ear and I just jumped towards the back, because I wasn't too concerned about that side. Only reason why I'm not too concerned because this tracks and no one's going to see their part anyway, so I just took my chances but you'll, see how I do that make sure you focus on the roots when you do that. So now that both sides are done, I'm just brushing back and combing back those baby hairs and applying a little bit of product so that every strand is covered. Be very, very careful! Hey give this video a huge thumbs up. I made my own mannequin head, stand with a box and now I'm just distributing the product towards the ends so that all the hairs are coated from root to tip and I'm just going to do the same thing on the opposite side, all the dry spots. You can just hit it with a little die. Comb gather, combs brush whatever just make sure you're. Very, very careful. This part was a little messy because of distributed down towards the long pieces of hair. This is 18 inch wig, so yeah the strands were pretty rather long and now I'm going to clip that side up now, it's time to get ready to work in the back, so I'm just taking all that down combing it out making sure there is no tangles Or anything like that, and I'm just going to take my chances and just go for it. No one's saying the roots on these things anyway, but I'm still going to work carefully, I'm just pen that all along just covering most ground with its most dye as possible. Sorry for my angling on this Cameron, I'm on this camera guys as you can see, I'm just parting it down and then I'm just working from the sides of it and we're going to show you guys how I do it just in a little bit. But basically I'm parting finding dry spots in that little tiny area and just maneuvering product all around into all the dry places. And I know a lot of clips are shown and you can't see what I'm doing on the bottom parts. But it's just because I'm trying to pull the product down to the ends of the long pieces of hair. So I apologize on that. But from here is rather easy. So basically your job is to find all the dry spots and put what product on them. So now it should look like this, I'm just going to let the product sit for a minute and then I'm going to rinse when I rinse it. I put it in the bathtub, and I held it upside down just like this, and this is the in results. Here yeah, I am in love. There is no dye, I put powder on there um the knots are not bleached so yeah. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to subscribe like and share. I will be doing a review on this video. Thanks, see you guys later