Reverse Ombré Black Hair With Blonde Roots | Wig Re-Vamp Using Only One Hair Dye | Smavida Hair

So, hey guys welcome to my channel welcome back to my channel. So i'm going to be revamping this wig that i got from sma vita here, they're amazon, wig company - and they sent me this wig a while ago and i dyed it pink actually. But now i'm going to be doing a reverse ombre on it, so i'm just getting two scoops of bleaching powder, the bw2 and i'm using 50 volume developer. Now this is a really high volume. So just be very careful if you decide to get this one, but a normal volume would be 20 or 30. um. So i just eyeballed the amount of developer that i use compared to the amount of powder, and so i got like a nice consistency and you just want to start applying the bleach to the hair and make sure you have gloves on, because this will burn your Hands - and i just applied it to everywhere - that was black and around the areas, because i wanted the top to be blonde and you can just ignore the rest of the hair, so this hair started processing really fast. So i it took me about, i could say 10 minutes to apply, and then i let it sit for 10 more minutes, so the whole processing time was maybe 20 to 30 minutes and i'll show you how light it got and when i covered it in foil That also helped it process faster and it got really hot to touch so just be careful and don't burn yourself. Me me for about, like 10 minutes, to knock on me how long it took for me to bleach the unit. I need to deep condition this because it is shedding back and forth very much. It'S the color charm formula, t11 lightest beige blonde. It smells so strong. One bottle of tony means two bottles of developer: equal sizing, um so um. So if you don't know toning, it just cancels out the brassy color and it makes it look more platinum or whatever shade of blonde you want. This is a light beige blonde. So it's not going to give me that ash. It'S just going to give me that clean blonde look, but if you want like ash blonde or whatever color, they have a whole bunch of different color toners to get you that color bye. So this is how the wig looked after toning, it for a 10 to 20 minutes. As you can see, it's really nice and even and not brassy. So i'm using this kiss colors black dye and it's, i believe, the number two: it's not the jet black. It'S just the normal natural black and i got a comb to mix the color up, because if you don't mix it up, the wig is not going to get the cover color evenly and the water is very hot. So i just began dipping the hair and i missed a couple sections and i had a little pink patch, but it was nothing that you could see and i'm grabbing the color, the top of the wig, where i don't want to be black with my hand, so That the color can't get to it and when you dip it, you want to make sure it gets mostly to the bottom to make that really dark and a tiny bit to the middle of the hair to get the real ombre effect. As you can see, it looks kind of grayish in the middle and that's because that's the ombre, it's not a jet black there, but a jet black on the bottom. So it's a gradient effect foreign. So now for the final look here, it is so when i put the wig on my wig stand and let it dry, it did get very crunchy and i had to spray it with water again and scrunch it up to get rid of the crunch, and i Think that might just be the fact that i didn't um deep condition: the hair, because i processed it and then dyed it all in the same day. That'S a lot of processing, so it got hard and also the hair itself. The hair dye made it hard too. So just make sure you deep condition it and make sure it's like really soft, because nobody wants crispy hair. It literally felt like a haysack, and this is the final product i'm really really pleased after i styled it, and everything like you guys will see it just came out so beautifully. Um first bye, foreign