How To Add Dark Roots To Colored Wigs Using Toppik Hair Fibers

Girl, friends and welcome back to another video, without my wit, going just my little league cat in the last video you guys seen we tested out a brand new product called hair topic or topic air and we pretty much finesse some edges in the last video. So if you have not checked that out, please go ahead and check that out first and then make your way over to this video. From that video, I had a really really cool idea in my head. I was like you know what this thing looks so natural. It blends in with your own hair and looks extremely natural, like a natural hair. What, if you had a wig that didn't have dark roots initially, either to look a little bit more realistic instead of using sharpie, or I think I've seen people use like temporary hair dye? What if you could use just like a quick little spray to cover up those really really harsh roots and make them blend a little bit more and natural-looking? So today I have this wig this little blonde wig. If you guys are oh geez, you guys have seen this week so many times we cut it up, we've done all kind of stuff with this is her right here. We'Re gon na pop her on style, her and then go in with the hot big hair fibers to create some naturally dark roots. I'M gon na go ahead and pop this on. I don't know if y'all could tell, but I'm having a lot of fun with this hairspray, this hair fiber. I think it's kind of cool, it's pretty cool, but we definitely look like somebody's mama right now with the wig like this, but we're gon na straighten her out, make her look a little bit more seamless and natural and then we're gon na give her some dark. I think I ended up cutting into like a bob like this or something like that. I don't even really remember y'all yeah. That seems about right. So this is how to wig pretty much. I'M gon na go ahead and speed. This part up, I'm a flat iron. My hair style it up with you really nice. You don't want to do this on wet hair, so I'm just gon na go ahead and use all of my styling products, styling tools and everything, and then we can go in and rock in the river. As you guys can see here, it is pretty much this honey blonde. The roots everything is honey, honey, blonde. We have a few different hues of the some darker areas and some lighter areas. For the most part. The whole thing is this: honey blonde, so we're just gon na darken up the room and make it have like more of a natural like outgrown needing a retouch type of look okay, so our hair is done, got to do some of these bangs. I was trying this new edge control, y'all, there's blood on edge control from the criminal nature. This one, I don't know how I feel about it - gives like that black tint, I don't see, y'all, see the words. Look like this we're gon na take the hair topic spring. We'Re just gon na make them a little bit darker and see what it would do. This would be balm for a synthetic wig where you don't really have the option of like dyeing it. I'M gon na show you what this wig look like beforehand before I did this a lot of fall out on my hand, so I sit a little bit up here and it is giving it a bit of a temp. I think if you had like a lighter wig and either darker races would definitely show up really really bright. I actually have dark brown for my other, so it's not giving it like a crazy difference, but it's definitely making a difference. You can definitely see like a darker tint up to the fruit and then the blonder ends. I started doing a little bit of here. I'M gon na show you guys what that looks like just to give everything that dark root effect. I think this will also be perfect to fix, like a wig that you leach too much at the root. I mean this would be perfect to like cover that up and go done here. How does bright as it was beforehand? Okay, guys so we're pretty much done with the hairstyle, as you guys can see, my roots are a lot darker, I'm trying to give y'all a bit of a close-up like I said, if you have a lighter wig, this will be even better. I would say if you have really really dark hair, I probably could have got away with like the black or like a darker color. I have a dark brown here, so we gave it just like a slight hint, but slight tint is much better than just like super hot bright roots in the first place. So it did make a difference. I'M as you guys can see. I brought it down a little bit just to make it look a little bit more now, so you guys can see little peaks of you know not black, because I told you guys it's dark brown but like darker areas peeking through, so it looks a little more Natural, like my own hair, is like growing out it kind of actually makes this hairstyle look a little bit more realistic to me in my opinion, because I have some darker areas in a way that I colored the hair those you guys can see down here. Some little darker right, here's a little lighter so the match is here and look Billy. Really nice. Like a chestnut mixture, I told you guys are doing a little bit of this side, the little roots in case it flies away and, as you guys can see, it has a little bit of a tent here right at the roots. So I really hope that this video helped you guys I do have the entire review coming where I will get into all the specifics. What is this fiber made? Uh, you know care instructions how much it cost everything like that, but I'll have all the products that I used today listed in the description box below. I hope you guys enjoyed this. I hope that it helped you guys, as far as being able to try out brighter colored hairs and not look to pop into crazy looking more like a natural blend towards the root. Oh, I hope you guys enjoyed this. I love you guys. Let me know what you guys think in the comments below and I'll see you guys in the next video hi guys