Dark Brown Roots On Short Straight Blonde 613 Bob Wig | How To Style And Customize A Frontal Wig

Hey guys welcome back to my channel so stay tuned to watch me: color, low lights and darken the roots on this beautiful 6:13 wig. Please don't forget to subscribe to my channel alright guys, so we are about to start a wrinkle making this short 12 inch bob with blond, hair and some darker ash roots on this. So I have two bundles of 12 inch avalon hair and i have a 12 inch 13 by 4 lace, frontal as well. So this is the 13 by 4 lace frontal. I am gon na make my wake first and then I am gon na go through after and do dark in the roots a little little bit just to give it that darker brown, color I'll, show you guys what color I used to house later, hey guys! So I am going to be now coloring, this 12-inch 6:13 wig and, as you guys know, I sprayed the inside of my front sole, which is all lace with got to be glue spray. I did two layers of the spray on the lace and now that it's completely dry, I can go head in and do my color. So for my roots, I am going to do two steps for my roots and that first step is going to be putting this 8 WG by reckons a reckons shades eq on the roots first and I'll, put that just over the lace part and probably the first Few tracks and then I will go in with a more brown color for the root as well. So stay tuned watch me, okay. So of course I have my sections. I have a small section at the top and then I sectioned out my lace on this front. Part here sectioned out that lace and I sectioned out this lace as well, so you guys know that I just start from like the middle back area and I work myself up and then I will continue with the lace after so let's go ahead and get started. Alright, so I have my color in this bowl and I'm just gon na mix this up, like I said before, I'm using red, khun's, 8w g from shades eq and it's called golden apricot alright. So I'm just gon na mix these around in the bowl make sure you guys have some gloves on protect your lace with some got to be glue spray, and now you guys can go ahead in and start doing, just the roots a little bit now. This just warms up the roots a bit before I put on my brown color that I want so there's gon na be several steps and I'm sure there probably is going to be an easier way to do this. But I wanted to make sure I did this correctly. This wig will be on my website for sale, so I did not want to mess this up at all, so I'm just gon na go in with a little bit of color throughout, and I will come back when I'm completely completely done with this. I'M probably only gon na leave this on for about 20 minute and let it process you definitely don't want to transfer the color onto the lathe. So when you guys are doing the front, lace part make sure you have a towel nearby, just in case your hands. Get really dirty with color, you guys can just wipe it off on the towel and then move on to the next section. All right, so I have completed the entire thing all right. So this is what it looks like towards the back and no worries. I am actually going to go in with another color on top of this one as soon as it's done, processing just to get it to the exact color that I want so once it's time I'm gon na. Let this sit on here for about 15. More minutes, I'm gon na let this side of the head process a little bit more and then I'm gon na rinse, her out shampoo, her blow-dry her and then do another room color, and I'm also going to tone the ends in this next process. So stay tuned. Okay, so I have completely finished rinsing the hair out below drying it, and I also put another two layers of got to be array on my lace, because I am going back into the roots again and coloring those into the brown color that I need now. I am also going to be doing look how white this hair is. Oh, my god, we're not keeping it that color, but I'm gon na go into the hair and do weaved highlight probably about four foils on this side, four or five foils on this side and probably about eight foils in the back of a ash brown toner and Then I'm gon na put the exact same color on the root. I just want the hair to be a little bit more ashy Brown and not so white like it is right now, even though this white is one day, I'm gon na have to do a white unit eventually, but let me go ahead and section out the hair And then we can get started on the next color that I'm gon na do. Okay. So now I'm gon na go in with the redken shades eq color 6. In B this color is called a brandy and I'm gon na go head in and put that on. The roots I'm gon na then blend it down a little bit and then I'm gon na go in and do my little bit of highlights that I told you I was gon na do throughout the back and throughout the sides. I'M sorry not highlights lowlights, because I'm gon na be using a mixture of 6 in B and a 7 and B as well, so I'm gon na go ahead and put this 6 in B on the roots and we'll start the highlights. Okay, so I have finished, as you can see, coloring the roots again with a six in B and I'm gon na let that process, and so now I'm going to start doing my low-light throughout the wig. Randomly there's no pattern, I'm leaving the low-light in and I'm going to mix a seven in which is called Mirage. It'S a seven in and then I have a crystal clear and I also have a nd that I'm going to be mixing as in as well. So I used half a bottle of each equal parts of all of these and I'm going to add in equal parts of developer and go ahead and start doing some highlights. I don't know how many highlights I'm gon na use, so I'm probably not going to use all the color, but I'm definitely gon na make sure I evenly disperse my little leg. Okay, so I'm going to start doing my highlight right underneath that first line of route that I did there, so I got my foil over here and everything I need. So I'm gon na go in make a thin piece. I'M gon na go in and just do medium-sized we use throughout this section and I'll do this all the way up until I get to the top and then we're gon na go in a little differently. I'M probably gon na do maybe like six or seven foils in that no particular method in foiling. I just don't want these foils to come into contact with the hair. I want these to stand out more and be a little bit darker than the hair color. Okay. So, as you guys are starting to get to the rooted areas, I go in with my phone and kind of pull that root color down a little bit. If you need a little bit more color use whatever leftover color, you have just kind of pull it down. A little bit now I can go in and take my. We here hit my coil, and now these pieces will be my little lights and I just go ahead and go and my little light in with my root color and just boil off the rest. Try to do this part with the weaving and everything as quickly as you can. You don't want your color to come out too bold you're just trying to give it a little bit of something so take that weave. It is your coil such a low light on there go in it down completely saturate your strands and just fold it up. Let it hurt you in the process, so I'm gon na go through this quickly as I can just so. I can get it to process the way that I needed to okay. So this is my last oil piece that I have to put on and I literally did every other piece in the front. Actually so I slice slice and then I did a foil and then I left a piece tout and then I'm in the foil and then I left another piece out here and then I did a foil and left another piece out all the way across the front Of the head now we can see how our first piece is. A back is processing. This is the first piece that I did here and you can see it's starting to change it into this light. Ashy color here so I'm actually going to flip these up, and I'm going to do a few pieces really quickly in this back section with whatever a little bit of color. I have left so I'm actually going to just part off a section flip. This up here. Flip it up there as much as I can and I'm actually not going to foil these out. I just want these to process, as is some pieces. I'M just gon na grab a few little pieces in the back and add some of that low light color to them just really quickly. Just to get a quick little change on these back pieces, nothing too dramatic. You can Weig them out a little bit. If you don't want them to be as bold so now, I'm gon na just wipe my hands off, so I can move on to the next section. Alright. So now, for this section here, I'm gon na just go in weave out some hair and then go ahead and put that little light on there. You really saturate it alright. Now I can go in on this side, throw in from the low light over here. Alright, so keep your color do not toss it away because we're actually gon na use it and saturate it all over the hair we're going to saturate it well we're our shampooing. So while I'm shampooing the hair or once I am ready to shampoo the color out, I'm going to add a little bit of water to the hair to start rinsing out the color. And I am actually going to rub all of the extra lowlights that we put in we're gon na rub this color all over the entire head of blonde just to tone it down a little bit, because I don't want it to be this white brown color. So we're just gon na go through and do that to the hair in a second I'm just going to take out these foils and you could see the color difference of how it combed down the hair a little bit. It made it this a sh brown color. So now, once I add a little bit of water to it, I'm just gon na run my hands through the hair kind of push the color blend it in with the roots blend it in with the rest of the hair, pull the color down a little bit. Add a little bit of water in the sink rub the lowlights all over the hair, rinse and then we're gon na dry. It off saw be right back alright and you can see the lowlights through the hair and of course the roots are really dark. So, okay, so this wig is complete, the color is dark roots and you can see some of my low-light going through the gear. The lighting is really not showing it like. I mean it, but you can see some of my low lights in the wig. So now I'm just gon na go through and Flatiron her and give her a nice cut, alright everybody. So this is how it looks. I literally just did a quick flat iron through the wig, and now you can definitely see the lowlights a little bit more. You can see the little lights through here or here, just a little something just to give the wig a little bit more dimension. So this is how it looks. Definitely don't forget to spread your color out a little bit on the roots. So then it's not a bold line going across. So now I'm gon na part it to this side. I'M gon na actually cut this wig and press out the edges a little bit. Okay! So now that it's all pressed out, I'm gon na go ahead and cut this into a bob cut, I'm probably going to maybe cut it to about here. I definitely don't need these ends on there, so I'm gon na go ahead and get started with the cut. I wanted a slightly graduated cut here and then I will clean all that it okay guys, so I am completely done making this wig. She is so so pretty we turned her a little bit, so you guys could see her. This is the way she look. So pretty darker roots, nice bob cut with a bang, so freakin pretty. So that's all for now. Please click the link in my bio. If you want to purchase this wig, she will be available as soon as I'm done filming this video and that's pretty much it. I thank you guys so much for watching. If you could please comment, let me know your input on me, making this wig and don't forget to subscribe to my channel. If you want to see more videos like this one I'll see you guys in my next video bye,