Frontal Wig | Dying Hair Pink W/ Dark Roots (Ombre Fail)

Oh everybody: what's up welcome to my channel okay, so we're starting with this 6:13 color here I have three bundles and a frontal I'll be used to the bundles though, and I'm starting with this mocha adora semi-permanent color and I'm mixing it in a boy up here. I'M mixing it in a bowl of hot boiling water. I put it on like two minutes or so I think, and I'm just mixing this and I ran out of mocha. So I added a little bit of darkest Brown just a little bit, so I could tend delay smart just because I knew the lace wouldn't get as dark as my skin tone, with just the mocha that I added, and so I thought I'd mix that in there I'M just placing the lace in there and they're, not only bleach, not fleece, on that I not only tinted the lace, but that made my roots darker, which made it easier for the look that I was trying to achieve, and I just let this sit in there For about 15-20 minutes, and as you can see, all the rest is gone and I'm just taking it and I'm squeezing it out and with the water out, and that is what you are left with. Those two black marks are just from me. That makes me in another way, but nothing to worry about and yeah. That'S how I got the front row done and moving on these are the colors I used, although I did not get the desired look that I was going for, there's easier ways to get. Look at that I achieved, but these are the cards I use garnet, magenta, radiant, raspberry and burgundy brown. I am starting off with. I believe this was the magenta and the magenta ended up taking over the whole week so yeah, that's just how that went. I'M using the same boats mix this as the radiant raspberry, just because they were a closer you're, close they're close when I want to do the ombre you'll see how they're close they lay next to each other, and I'm just adding this conditioner in since the 613. Here you don't really have to use developer, it's going to take because it is so light. So conditioner is all you need, so I'm just did about half a half measurements I have had, but you know a one to one ratio of the color and the conditioner and I mixed it in, and I repeated this for all of the guys. This is the garnet color, and this will go above those two colors that I just showed you I'm just mixing the color in with the conditioner and, last but not least, the brown burgundy, which will be at the very top of the hair ombre. Now, like I said, there are easier ways to achieve this color, it didn't come out exactly how I wanted and I had to make some changes at the end of the video which you will see, but I mean this is how I got the wig that I Got so I have these four colors and I have already covered my table and saran wrap and I'm just taking the tracks and I'm spreading them out and I'm gon na comb it out as well, so the color can spread evenly for this wig that I may I already ended up using two of the bundles. I used the I believe, the 18 and the 20 inch just because the 22 inch I just really wasn't liking the color, so I just used two bundles and since they were shorter lengths, that's all that fit anyway. So I'm just starting off with the first color. I believe this is the magenta and I am making that my first layer on the ombre and I thought I'd - do one line horizontal across I'm gon na go back and streak it up. As you can see - and this just makes it blend better with the next color, so it's not just that harsh line at debarker demarcation that I do not like. I do not think that is a good look, so you want to make sure everything is blended going in with the next color. I believe this is the radiant raspberry and I painting over the magenta a little bit, especially the streaks, and you want that. You want to do that just so. The color blends in there, as well as well as make sure you spiked up with the radiant raspberry color so blend in with the next color, which will be the garnet, and at this point I'm just calming it out. Just a little bit to mix those two colors and before I go in with my final two colors and after I do that, I'm gon na continue with my next color, the garnet color. Now, when I was making this, I really wasn't really thinking about how light the hair was and, as opposed to had like highlighter turn out. I don't know why I thought I was still bleaching my bleaching, but coloring darker hair than I was. I should not have used colors this bright to get look that I was going for our base whatever I liked how the wigs turn out anyway, it was kind of like the money clock could've did this in a cheap way, but I still wanted to put the Video up and show you guys what I did to get the color that I got just cuz. I got a lot of questions about the wig in general from snapchat. If you guys aren't following me on snapchat make sure you do that, use your name there. So yeah this is the last color and I'm just finishing up and calming everything through, so everything blends better and all the colors went together and I'm just going through and painting any spots that I missed it's important to do that. So you don't have random blonde pieces and your color unless that's what you like, but I didn't so yeah, I'm just folding the remainder of the bundle right directly across and laying it on top of the part of the. But I already color and I'm coming that out and I'm gon na color it just the same as I did the first half of the bundle and I'm folding it up and going through and comment through again to make sure everything is blended and all the color Is evenly coating there now I repeated the same thing on all three of my bundles and I did the same color gradient on the frontal which I'm not gon na show too much is because I just did the same exact thing that was done to the bundles, Except you see the frontal already has you know the darker roots, so I went up, but not all the way to cover its dark parts. Okay, now this is when I got done applying the color 837 and that's how everything was looking and then before I was about to rinse to cut it out, let it sit anywhere for about two hours. This is how everything started to look now. At this point I was pretty confident I thought it was gon na come out because I want it, but - and I was wrong - and this is the color I came out - yaagh the magenta had took over all the bundles, the frontal everything it was just hot, bright. Pink and I was just like baby girl, so I took some for devaluing developer and the shampoo, and then I made a mixture. I put a little bit more developer than shampoos, but I just took these things mixed them together and then over the course of like 12 hours. I was coding the hair with this and running it through the hair and rinsing it out. I would leave it in for about an hour every time. I did this about three times within the course of you know a few hours between my naps and this just took some of the color down and the pink wasn't as bright and after the first time doing it. This is how it look. You see how you know it's a little bit more toned down than it was before when our first show you guys the color that it came out and by the end of the day, this is the color. I got a little bit more rough, flamingo pink and I made a wig out of that and this is how it turned out. So I want to thank you guys for watching, I was kind of afraid, never try a bold color like this, a pink wig. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video and stay tuned for more and thanks for watching bye, baby, you're processing. Your conversation