Diy Beyonce Homecoming Inspired Blonde Ombre | Mscocohair Kinky Curly Wig | Wine N Wigs Wednesday

Hi, I'm back for another video and guess what honey is wine and wigs Wednesday clink clink clink clink clink get into it. I'M just gon na quickly introduce this wife, so we can go ahead and get into this weed this one right here that we have today is a rosette, and this is a $ 5 one that I got from Target. It'S the California roots Rose, a really good $ 5 hits the spot go ahead and pick it up. Now, let's get into this hair. Beyonce just came out with her Netflix series. I was inspired by the Queen, the queen bee. I wanted to go ahead and do a wig that is kind of similar to her homecoming wig or her performance that she did at Coachella, and this hair is Coachella, hair, she's festival, hair, she's, beyonce, hair, she's, vacation hair. This hair is from Miss Coco, hair calm. Now miss Coco hair is an online wig store reason just buy wigs from buy bundles and things like that, and this wig right here is the kinky curly late 13 by 4 lace, front brazilian remy, hair, wigs and this length is 24 inches. See the natural color is like just a natural dark brown, almost black sort of hair, it did come with. I think 4 cones came up 4 cones, I cut out three of them. Y'All know I don't do the cones. The cat size is actually very large. So if you have a big hand girl, this would be perfect for you. I think this was a hundred and eighty percent density. I love the texture. The hair is still soft after I've processed as him when I was processing her, she did dry out, but that's what hair does shout out to gorgeous naturals. She is actually subscriber - and she sent this stuff to me, and let me tell you something this stuff right here saved the blondes in blunt ends on this hair like it was breaking. It was dry and I sprayed this on while the hair was wet overnight, and let me tell you something: you see these curls they're still there there. So let me actually go ahead and show you the back. I know I don't know how to cut she may or may not be. Even let me go ahead and show you the back. Let me actually show you what it is up close. So up top, I have like a highlighted sort of Brown situation as we get to the bottom. It gets more towards like a I guess. This is like a strawberry blonde I'll go ahead and show you the process that I did to create this color situation and then I'll be back. So we're going to start off by using the Kalida colors bleach and a 30 volume developer from Clairol. We start off with that and we mix it up till it's liquidy a little bit more runny than when you are applying it to your knots, so we're detangling and sectioning the hair before we start our bleaching. So what we're going to do is use the foil method and I'm just going to apply the bleach and a developer to the ends of the hair. You should have gloves when you're doing this, but I have no gloves girl. This was like a last minute decision, so I just applied it and use house foil or you can use hair foil, but I used the house foil and I made sure I applied it throughout the ends of the hair and saturated the ends, and once I got Closer to the top, I kinda made it more of a gradient because I wanted it to look a little bit more natural. Now I did notice after watching this video that the color looked a little bit. It wasn't as much of a gradient as I would like, but this was my first time doing it girls, so we we try our best. So we do the same method. I have the hair pre section. So it's easy for me to move through this process, but I just basically keep applying it and I turn the hair over on the foil. I do not touch the bleach or anything, and I turn the brush sideways to create highlights as I get higher on the hair and I'm just strategically placing the highlights, because I do want it to look natural. I do wish I added a few more highlights in the hair, but I will make sure I do that next time. So again, I'm flipping it over applying the bleach so to make sure it's fully saturated on the ends and folding over the foil and adding highlights, and I do that all the way through this whole process took me. I want to say about an hour what I would say to actually apply the bleach. It took me about 45 minutes and I'm adding these highlights to the front of the hair, because I actually liked that look of it being like towards the edges. So I make sure I added it on the front side as well, so we're gon na move through this process just make sure you don't touch the bleach. I kept my hands under the foil to protect my hands. The reason why I like the blue tinted blue, just because it's supposed to stop it from being so brassy now I know that the color is a little bit brassy, but I'm okay with the brassiness, but it makes it not extra brassy. If you know what I mean like that orange color, it is a little bit more, but it's not that bad. At least I don't think so, but y'all tell me so we're. Finally, on our last piece, we're gon na go ahead and fold that over and add the highlights to it. I tried to highlight the front. I wish I added a few more highlights in the front area, but you know this is a learning experience. If you wanted. George, to look a little bit more, how I did it add some more streaks in there so I'll. Let that sit for 15 more minutes and then not even 15, 10 or 15, and then I pulled off the foil and washed off all of the bleach and developer on the hair and I'm just gon na go ahead and comb. It through be careful because your ends are weak after bleaching, the hair, so I'm combing all the hair through, because I'm gon na do a second bleaching process, and this is called like a soaked cap or a bleach cap, or something like that. So it's basically a watered-down version of bleaching. So with this process you add shampoo to it equal parts, I think shampoo and developer and you mix it together and what it does. Is it lightly lifts that section of the hair, so I didn't apply it to the ends that I recently bleached. I just added it to the top of the head, so I did section off the hair, but I lost some of that budget footage. But I went through and worked through sections and saturated the top part, so it brings the hair up to more of a lighter brown like a golden lighter brown versus it going very, very blond and it'd be more harsh on the hair. So I tried to do this method to create that more of an ombre sort of look, and I left it on there, for I think, maybe about 45 minutes as well. So I let that sit and then wash it out and as you can see, the hair is slightly lifted to a beautiful sort of golden brown. So now we're just gon na cut off this extra cap on the side of the ears. So I cut that out because this cat was way too big for me, and I also cut off the lace of frontal lace as well. We'Re gon na go to our trusty dusty. We grip. I'Ve had her for a long time almost a year and I'm gon na put on my wig cap as well, and we're gon na apply our wig. The reason why I like to use the wig grip, because it makes the process easier, your wigs not slipping around. Why are you trying to apply your gel or glue so speaking of applying the gel glue? That'S what we're gon na do now. I'M gon na clip away the hair and I'm going to apply the guys to be glued invisible gel this time, and I like this gel a lot better. I'M just gon na apply it to my hairline I'd. Do it pretty lazily? I just apply it in areas that I want to apply the wig and then I'm gon na use my $ 15 Revlon hair dryer that I got from. I think it was Target and I'm wait till it's tacky and then apply the hairline to my hairline. So I try and apply it as close to my actual hairline as possible and then I'm going to use the end of a comb actually once it's applied to just go ahead and press down those edges, and I find that a rat tail comb like a really Thin comb works better than using anything else, and I don't wrap my hair either because it makes the baby hair stick. This looks more natural. As you can see, it looks like a normal hair line and now we're gon na just go ahead and chop off those dry ends. It'S always important to chop off your ends after you bleach your hair, because your ends are gon na, be slightly raggedy and I'm just gon na fluff out the hair and that's it I hope y'all enjoyed it. I hope I explained the whole process fairly. Well. Y'All tell me what you think if you have any other like hair processes on how to color, hair, affordably and stuff, like that, just let me know, go ahead and leave all your comments down below. I got ta hurry up and get out of here. I love you all and I will see you in my next video bye.