Ash Blonde & Dark Roots Coloring | Ft. Hot Love Hair

Hey guys, what's up welcome back to the channel, so today I'm going to show you guys why I got this really pretty ash blonde color using hair from a company called hot love, hair and just want to say if you knew and you aren't subscribe, the my So type that subscribe button and be a part of the gang and then tap the notification bells to be a part of the notification gang and you will not miss any of my uploads. So I stated today I'm going to show you guys how I got this gorgeous color only using one brand and then a different brand for the roots, the roots, whatever I say Brooks. I say it really wearing this army. It'S really really easy. I didn't get to film exactly everything, but I did show you guys the coloring, and this is how the hair looks just like flat ironing it. I did want to film, you know styling, but I'm like this isn't really styling. I just throw it on no baby hair, just let our Nick that's it so yeah they are promoting their six one, three bundles. I just asked for a way to do this company because I have a new baby and they were nice enough to send it to me, but they are only filling their bundles and frontal. I'M going to let you guys know about the week. I like the weight. I think it's you know the right density, it isn't too full and it's just thin. It was pretty long on me it's kind of like under my boobs, and it is 22 inches. So I like that, a lot. This way kind of gives me like two bundles in a frontal vibes, which is it bad. But if you want, you know a fuller, fuller, I would say get through four bundles and frontal closure, whatever it may be. So I will leave the links in the description for the six-month, your hair business company. Once again, this company is called hot love, hair and that's really it. I will link the products that I use as well in the description, so you guys can check those out. I did post a picture on the brands and, if you don't have me on there, please follow me at miss Diane Tucker and everybody went crazy. It'S like beaming me like I need this week. I hate this blah blah and I'm finally showing you ha got the color, which I wasn't really feeling at first, but once I did my makeup and stuff, I just started feeling a little bit more with color with me. Sometimes I have to do my face to get a full like look up. I like it. So let's just hop into this tutorial. Sorry, I'm talking so much, but links will be in the description and video that you do. Please give it a thumbs up, alright guys. So this is the package that the way came in it's just a pretty pink box and they have the inches. They gave me on here and some little reward thingy. I guess if you get $ 10, so this is how the lake looked. It'S a nice yellow. Six one three color and the density looked really good. In my opinion, some people like lighter weeks, but I thought it was fine. Then this is the cap construction. It is four combs adjustable, stripes and, of course, the earlier lace. So you do get a reasonable amount of parting. I believe you get about three and a half inches of partying all around the perimeter. So I was happy about that because sometimes wigs have like one or two inches and then just don't look realistic. So I was really happy about that, but I am just pinning the week on the wig head, of course, because I have two and then I'm going to start with sectioning it off and then applying the color alright guys. So I used four boxes of Revlon color: silk in the color dark ash blonde, and that is the number 16. They are about two or three dollars a box and I got them from Target. So the color I used is iron color brilliance, color from Sally's. It was about five bucks, along with the $ 1.99 developer, so about the developer, you're going to need a little small bottle of ten developer and then just the tube and you're gon na mix it together and that gets the color a nice dark brown, which I Was going forward because I didn't want like the sandy color and color brilliance - has a lot of colors by the way so definitely check those out at Sally's. But as far as this, I did not shake the dyes in the tube. I just put it all together and mix it, and that is how it looked, and it was just enough to go around the hair, and here I am just starting to apply, and I it's very important when adding this make sure you don't put too much hair. Like each section, you do make sure it's thin as possible, so you don't have any crazy streaks. I had none whatsoever and it distributed through the hair, pretty darn good. I did want to try a water, color method, but I've never used it with box dyes. So maybe that'll be something I'll try on an old wig as an experiment or something because I just honestly I couldn't risk it with this, but I think it's definitely possible because you're just adding color to water, but I didn't want to risk it cuz. You know this is not if I missed the wig it I cannot. I was not gon na pay, this company back so yeah, I'm just applying it and using this brush. I kinda like combed through it and just use my fingers to get it distributed from the roots tip. I did have to go in and go on the routes because it was a little lighter and I didn't realize, but that was the only problem like I said. I had just enough um dyed to color this Holi, so I was not going to sit there and record me doing the whole week so doing it to a whole like 25 minutes. For me - and this is how the hair goes - and I did it says - to leave it on for 25 minutes, but I left it on for like 30, something because I had to feed my son. So that is how it looked, and this is how the color looked after washing that out and isn't it. So pretty. It was like the perfect ash blonde and I was really impressed with the results, because I was afraid that it was like not gon na. Take good, I just never did it with a blonde wig, because I didn't do any toning, but the dye debuted on the lace. So it is possible to get that off and there is a box of things called there's a product called Color Oops at Target. You can use that, but me personally, I just use my makeup anyways, so I ended up bleaching the knots and the color that was in the lace kind of went away. So here I'm starting to do it. The rut color and honestly this took me maybe like 20 minutes, just because I did use aluminum foil because I wanted it to happen really fast. But I did only leave it on for about 10 minutes and the color took really fast, because I use aluminum foil. That just added heat and that's why I didn't have to wait that long. Thank God so, honestly, with bleaching the knots as well. This process took me maybe a hour and a half which isn't bad. So I do recommend using aluminum foil though, because it warms the hair and it gets the product going okay. So I recommend this if you are adding words to any kind of lighter hair, because it helps when you do decide to put a middle part. So I did go ahead and put the middle part. While I was doing this so it can just lay if that makes sense, and it won't be weird because just randomly putting the color anywhere, you might not put it in the spot for a middle part, or I could be doing this wrong. I don't know I did this once, but this just is what worked for me so doing this. That way, I knew like okay, I'm gon na for sure have a middle part. If I do want to wear that, so that was something that I thought was important, but if you already know how to do like roots - and so this don't really matter to you, because I'm a rookie when it comes to this, like, I know how to color Some wigs and blah blah blah, but I'm not all that, like I'm, not arrogant. So after doing that um. This is something I would highly recommend just because it'll give your wig a more natural look and the streets won't. Look so clear, like blocky, make sure when you are putting the color on the roots, that you do kind of, drag it a little lower and you don't just stop. So it looks like a sort of like block of color, but I just use this random little makeup brush. Usually I use from the eyebrows, but I have another one and I just am dipping it in the dye and just putting it on the hairline. So it looks more flawless when I do put it on and it did so. I was really happy that I took this extra step. It is a little more time-consuming on top of having to bleach the knots, but I would recommend it just bleach the not straight out the box and have a little our half doing this, but after I left those on for. Like ten minutes like I said, this is the color yard and the color, it just looks so good like I was so shocked. I'M like I wan na wear this now, but I didn't I waited. I let it air dry and it looks really really good, and this is also after me, plucking it blonde wigs, I feel like I have to pluck a little bit more, so that is the only downside, even a blonde frontal, but other than that disability turned out Gorgeous I will link everything in the description that you guys need also the color that I got. I'M not sure if I can find the color brilliance, but I will try my hardest but definitely try this out, because it looks much better and more natural. I really hate super light blonde wigs just straight blonde, but to each his own. I think you guys are watching another video. I love you guys so much and I will see you on the next one. You