How To Tint A Lace Frontal Wig (Darkskin) | Lwigs

Hey guys, so let's not come to me one too. Let'S not come from my hair three, let's not come from my makeup. If I tell you say, I love you, my money, my body now, yo god, I just woke up literally like 30 minutes ago, wash my face brush my teeth, and Here I am, but I received this lovely wig from Elle with this amazing company and it is 150 density, it's human hair and it's, I think, Peru. I have to make sure that so on this little L wigs card, it says that this item is 24 inches long. The hair color is natural, hair density is 150, the lace color is dark and the cap size is medium. It'S a 360 wig. Well, at least I said it was a 360 wig, but this don't look like no 360 week. I still love the wig as it is, but this is how much part in space is in the front. When I saw the wig online, I thought it would have more parting space, but I'm gon na work with it. This is the wig that I'll be using for my prom. That'S coming up in a couple weeks, so yeah as you can see already bleached the knots and that's because I wasn't planning on making this video up until a few minutes ago. We did come to me. Pre plucked, so I guess that's where it's pre plucked, but what I'm doing today, as you can tell by the title, I am going to be tensing, my lace, so I'm not sure you got that right now, okay, ladies, so what you're gon na need today is Your frontal, a bowl that you're gon na put your water in in your die in you're gon na need some dye. I need to kind of dark brown dye or a dye, relate it to your hair and scalp, I'm just using Ritz liquid dye, some salts and a teaspoon, but I'm just using this ratchet to spoon and then you're gon na need your hot water. Okay. So I went ahead and got my hot water. I'M sorry! I forgot to film that, but I'm gon na go ahead and get the writ die. You'Re gon na shake it up a little bit, pour it into a tea spoon and pour it in I'm sorry, I'm just gon na do one teaspoon, because I think that's all. I need I'm sorry that this video is like not it's not very technical. For you. Girls out there that really like the technical thing. Oh yes, there's there's a lot of red undertones on this, and I don't like that. No no y'all see those red undertones. No, so this one blender we're gon na add some salt to cancel out them undertones. Okay, one full teaspoon, then I'm gon na add another full teaspoon and I'll mix that all in so that can cancel out those undertones and I'm gon na take a little bit of my lace off like somewhere, where I'm gon na cut it, and I know I'm Gon na cut it back here, just this little piece and I'm gon na do the little test to where I dip it in you, pull it out and see what I'm working with okay. Now the truck can see it. I don't know I don't know if y'all can see this very well, but oh okay focus okay. So this was the piece I just dipped in and, as you can see, it's really blending with my skin perfectly. The end is still kind of like if you looking hard enough and still light on the end, because I didn't dip that part in, but I dipped this part in and, as you can see like, it is seamlessly blending in with my skin okay. So I'm taking the frontal gon na go ahead and just place the bleach, the not just the Blees part of a place, the whole front of the frontal in the water and I'm gon na do that for like thirty Seconds to a minute, depending on how dark You want your frontal, Oh, is what is hot 20 minutes late now and I'm done so. I'M gon na pull out the front tool and put it on the towel and I'm done hey guys. So I switched my cameras to show you guys up close the hair. You