How To Quickly Dye Brown Roots On 613 Hair | Beginner Friendly!

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel. It'S your girlie and stallion period. If you're new here welcome and if you're not welcome back y'all already know, i love those who love me so today, as you can see by the title we're gon na, be you know quickly. Beginner friendly dyeing some roots on a blonde wig or this method could apply to really doing roots on any type of wig, but but just for this case we're going to be doing brown roots on a blonde wig period like i said this will be beginner friendly And i'm not going to hold y'all up any longer. Let'S get straight into this video, so the color i use is mocha by adore. The number is 107.. I got this on the beauty supply store, i'm sure they sell it at sally's too, but they don't sell it at walmart and i tried to look. I also use a eyelash spoolie that just helps to get more in the roots, and then i use an application brush. You want to use a small one. You do not want to use the big one. It does not really get in there. The way you want to get in there, so i start by separating the frontal from the rest of the hair, because the illusion is that the roots are dyed all over the entire way. Now this was like a full lace: wig. Maybe, but it's not it's a 13x4, so we're just going to part off the frontal from the rest of the hair. Don'T no! So! Oh then i part the frontal into two sections and then i'm gon na part. It again, i'm gon na part that one section into two again just so that i can you know, have smaller pieces to work with when i start to apply the actual dye okay, so you want to take that eyelash spoolie. I use the eyelash fully. For starters, other people use the brush, but the spoolie just helps me get in there like in the roots actually so that, like it's, not still blonde at the root, but i do take the eyelash boozy and i go in. It may seem like it's getting on. Well, it is getting on some hair strands, the whole hair strand, but when i washed it out and stuff like that, it's not really as noticeable as it is now. But you just want to start going around the outside of your section that you part it off and then you can go in and part and then you work your way in on the middle intersections. If that makes sense, it sounds like i'm talking in circles, but i'm really not child yeah. Just hear me and watch, don't you know? No, so the process kind of come becomes very repetitive. I mean you're just parting and you want to work the dye in each section. Do not get it on the lace. Just try not to get it on the lace as much as you can, because it will dye the lace being that you're actually putting the dye directly on the hair, and it would be directly on the lace at whereas, if you were watercoloring it, it might be Easier to get the you know the dye out, i do mess up a few times and get the dye on lace, but it's not that noticeable and luckily the wig that this purse, the person at this wig is going on, is going to be brown. A brown girl, so you can't really see it, but you guys just want to make sure that you want to be as articulate as possible and you do not want to get any dye on the lace for real. But i'm just working in the working in the die at the roots, with the spoolie making sure i didn't miss any pieces and then i'm going to move on to the next section. Like i said, this process is repetitive, so i'm doing the same thing to this side that i just did to the other side. Also, when you guys are applying the dye to the roots. Do not do it where you guys are getting this harsh line of demarcation like don't do it so you so it looks like the dye stops here and the hair begins here. Try to blend it in together, and you know like blend in the dyes to the to the hair, make it look like the roots are literally brown and the hair is turning into blonde. Do not make it look like okay, the brown stops here and then boom. We have blonde hair uh, don't no so oh um, don't let them bring you down. Don'T you know no foreign? Oh boom boom boom. I is, as you can see, i'm combing the hair, but i'm really trying to blend the dye in with the hair, because i don't want a line of demarcation. I want it to seem like the roots. Are blending into the hair like the hair is turning from brown to blonde? I don't want a harsh line of demarcation from the dye to the actual hair, but we are done you guys. I let the dye sit for a while. I actually let it sit for about 30 minutes to an hour but yeah. I didn't record washing it and blow drying it, because i didn't think that you guys wanted to see that. But if you do want to see how i rinse the dye out and do aftercare to the hair, just let me know in the comment sections below. I hope that this was helpful. I hope that you guys took something from this video and again i thank you for watching and i'll see you guys in the next video. Thank you.