How To Dye The Roots Of A Wig Like A Pro!!! No Lace Stains And Beginner Friendly | Gancy Fame

Everybody has their ups and downs, but i know you can do it. The hardest parts are always the greatest teachers. You are your greatest motivation and obstacle. Don'T let your floors define you hi guys, welcome to another tutorial, so in this tutorial i'll be using a brush and a mixing bowl i'll be using. This die i'll, also be using petroleum jelly, which is vaseline i'll, also be using aluminium foil. Some got to be spray and some homemade tint. If you need a recipe, let me know and of course, a rat tail comb. So let's get right into it. Welcome to another tutorial, and today we're going to be dyeing the um roots of the 6 13 here and we're going to make sure the dial does not touch the lace at all. This is the best and most professional way so to begin get your got to be spray spray it on the lace all over and then you can use your blow dryer, i'm using my cornea blow dryer to dry the closure, frontal and um after we do that. I'M going to show you guys the next step so for this wig guys it's 6 13 here my client provided the hair. I already toned it and i forgot to record the process. I apologize guys so basically what i did to get the yellow tone out of the hair was, i toned it using a t18 weller toner. So right now, i'm just taking my vaseline and using um any spatula or anything you can use to spread the gel over. Just use that you can use your hands, i just didn't, want to use my hands, but yeah just spread that all over, like you're spreading butter or peanut butter on bread like just spread it on there and make sure you coat it properly, because this is what Is going to protect your lace from the glue? Okay guys, if you want to do it right, make sure you take the time to spread this out perfectly and coat every single part of the lace. This is very, very important because this can make or break your bleaching or dyeing process. So now i'm gon na flip this over once i'm done and because i don't want this jelly to stain the mannequin head - that i'm using i'm gon na put a plastic wrap around the head. Just tie it tight, so it doesn't move and i'm gon na put my wig back on and i'm gon na use some t pins to secure the wig down and yeah. So now, i'm just gon na separate the frontal from the rest of the hair, because i'm gon na do bleach, just though i'm gon na be dying just the roots of the frontal and not the hair and yeah. I'M just gon na hold it back with a clip and then i'll be working in very small sections. So this is a very safe process, but still get some gloves and then i'll be using the dye. I don't use too much for this process, so i'm basically just painting the hair on take a little bit start not from the roots but start slightly away from the roots and paint and coat the dye on it, use a comb to comb it out to make Sure every single strand has some coat of the dye and then i'm gon na use my foil, wrap to seal it and cover it up. I'M sorry guys. I know this angle is not perfect, but i promise when we get to the other side you i took better um shots of the process, so you guys just i'm just gon na fast forward through this and then once we get on to the other side, you Would see perfectly what i am doing and if you are a new subscriber thanks for coming - and i hope you love our content and please don't forget to subscribe if you do and if you're returning subscriber. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you and it's always a pleasure to have you here um, if you like this video again, please give it a thumbs up and don't forget to follow us on all our social media platforms, because then you get to get updates and see our styles that we Create on the daily basis, thank you. This entire process took me over an hour to get it done. It might seem easy, but you you do not want to rush, because if you rush that's when you get your lace stained but lucky if you protected the lace with some vaseline and got to be spray, you should be good do so. I am done on this side and this is how it's looking again work in small sections, no rush and yeah. This is how it looks: um every single one, so now we're gon na go on to this set and i'll try to explain in more detail. So again, take small sections of the hair clip the rest of it back and forth the section that you want to work with, make sure you fully detangle it before you start for this process. You can glitch the knots and go a little down if you want it for my client. She wanted just the roots to have that illusion of an ombre kind of color. So that's why i did just a little part on the bottom and if you want to do the entire hair, you can as well do it this way. This is the safest and the best way for me, i think so. I use the aluminium foil just because i don't want the strands on the top to get stained from the dye at the bottom. So again, i'm going to do a little small section in real time, so you all can see how i go very slowly again. I detangle the hair make sure it's fully detangled. I get the dye and i paint on the hair just a little bit. Don'T go too close to the roots, yet use your comb when you're spreading it out to make sure now that the roots have enough that make sure you do the top, and then you take the hair up and do the bottom. You don't want your hair to not be coated perfectly or you don't want to see white spots or splatches when you are done so again make sure you're staying away from the the base of the hair. But again i'm gon na use my comb once i'm done. Applying with the brush, i'm gon na use my comb to make sure it's evenly distributed, and we also have some of the dye on the like the roots, really close to the frontal so use your aluminum foil. Just to like hold it and separate it from the rest of the hair, again guys take your time to not rush. This is not something you should do if you're on time crunch and then i'm going to add more dye on here, just to make sure every single strand is coated and coated to perfection. Now, comb it out with your comb just to make sure it's evenly distributed. Add strand has dye and then i'm gon na cover it up, so it stays protected from the others and not get stained in the entire process. I'M gon na. Do it one more time real slow, so you all can see again use your rectal chrome. Take small sections again do not brush. This is not something you want to rush when you're doing take another small section, clip the rest of the hair away, make sure you detangle before you start detangle the parts where you want to work with, make sure you have every single strand, because you do not Want to leave any strand uncoated with the dye. Take the dye again paint on it. Slowly do not start from the roots start a little um. This give a little distance like one or two centimeters away from the roof. Before you start and then, as you coat the dye, you can now go in and add some more but again be careful not going too close to the roots, because you're going to use your comb to distribute it and make sure it goes there. But still you have to be very light-handed when you're using your comb and as you see as i go up, i at the the length of space of the hair that i cover increases so that it can blend properly with the hair like when i do. This part, though i i dyed the hair and come a little downwards than i did the ones at the sides just because i want um the dye to look asymmetric, even though it's going to have that ombre effect. Still you want it to when it falls out back. You want it to kinda like end around the same spot. So just keep doing this. I'M gon na keep doing this and then um. You guys will see how i complete it and i'll be back once everything is done. Do do do so. Everything is now done, and this is how it's looking um, if you think you missed any spots, it's okay to go in with the brush and apply more. Like i said again, i did not use even up to half of the product in the bottle in the dye bottle to get this, so you don't need a lot of product just enough to coat every strand the way you want - and you should be fine, so I washed it, and this is how the frontal looks like, as you can see the inside guys. No single spot was stained. Then i'm going to go in with my homemade tint and i'm just going to tint the lids, because the lace is kind of looking too white and, as we all know, we're dark skinned. My clarinet is dark skinned and to make it blend properly. I'M gon na tint the lace. So since this is a homemade tint, i'm gon na take the lace and rinse it off after 20 minutes, just gon na make sure every single spot is covered with the tint, because you don't want any spot to not blend properly and be careful with this process, Because tint is still dye, so if you're not careful with it, it might stain the rest of the hair that you want to stay white, so be careful, make sure you're working only on the frontal and frontal only just kind of went through to make sure everything Is looking good like i want and yeah so guys after the hair air dried? I went on to styling it. So i already started - and this is the stuff i'm using um. I use my eyes styling um oil. I use andy's hook comb and i use my infinity pro curling wand. So again guys work in small sections and i'll just show you guys a tiny bit of how i curl my wigs. So comb through detangle use your wand and make sure the hair is laying flat. If you want to achieve this kind of curls, the hair has to lay flat, and you just want it through the hair and for this curls i did. I wanted to have like a loose wave, so i did not hold it on the one for too long. But if you want your curls to be really really defined and last for long once, you want the curls hold it for at least 20 seconds, and then you can let it drop or you can pin the hair too. If you want it to, you want the curls to last long. This is hot, so play slow and be careful not to burn yourself. Also guys, if you can see i'm using a stand for my hot tools, i got it from amazon and this is a life saver. If you use a lot of tools at the same time - and you don't want to be burning, your table tops and stuff like that. This is a very, very good to have. I would definitely recommend and put the link um for it in the description box below also, if you have any questions about how i achieved this look or how i got this, please let me know otherwise just keep watching. I wanted to dedicate this video only to how i achieved the ombre effect of the color. So if you need a more detailed video about styling or using a hot comb or achieving this beautiful curl parting, then let me know - and i will be more than willing to record the video for you and if you have any other video requests that you would Like us to do go ahead, let us know follow us on snapchat, because we post videos every day, all of our handles and adjust gamesy thing and check out our website too. If you need a wig okay, it's time we treat ourselves out. Ladies, if you need a new wig, a customized wig made just for you, let us know: okay do do in do so guys. This is the finished. Look i already plugged um lightly and yeah. Everything else was styled and ready to be shipped. I sent my client a picture and she loved it. So um yeah. If you need a custom made wig, we make sure it's tailored to the way you want it, and this is how the curls look. It'S not so defined, but this is the before of the curls, and this is the after, so hope. You all love it, and thanks so much for watching