How To Add Dark Roots To Your 613 Frontal/Closure - Queen Beauty Hair Aliexpress

My name is, I don't know why I'm doing this rubbish accent, but yeah, hey guys, yeah. I know you were expecting the earlier today, but I'm checking so much rubbish. This is that I really do for my smushed in mannequin, head she's, also a little like that. We will do it later. It'S also wait. Damn hold on us right, so I have got a box of cheap hair dye that I got from the hair shop. You color medium brown. I have also got a mixing bowl. I'Ve got a smaller brush and white Gator brush too crocodile clips, and I have also got a comb that would have used to part the hair in sections. Now. I'Ve coated the lace, frontal and I've got to be glued as well as putting I've got to be glued spray on it. I'M just putting Vaseline on the expert extra protection to make sure the dinosaur seeps through and actually stain the lace. So I'm just putting an even layer just across hold the front, so I've also got tissue on the mannequin head now. I don't actually understand why I put tissue on there, because the mannequin head is an absolute mess anyway, but just to be extra cautious and make sure none of the diet actually sleeps through onto the lace. Again now I have just got my tea pins and I'm just positioning my lace frontal in place and securing it with the tea pins. So I pour four at the front, so I'll put two at the bottom on the sides, and then you will see me put I've put one here now about usually put two at the top to make sure the hell as the feet leaflet. I think you should be able to see it now so now, I'm just going in and I'm parting the hair with about an inch parting. So every part that I do - and I thought there is gon na - be about an inch wide. Should I say if the hair does look a little bit yellows, because I used an old dye on the hair to dye this front of the day before and instead of telling the roots Brown it turned it yellow or, like? I should say, the blunts. I just washed it out and I started again so, as I was said before, I'm just parting, the hair, I'm just securing the hair in place with the crocodile clip, and now I'm going in with that die better mix it up good mix it up. Do what mix it up good eight mix it up good! What mix it up good? Is it up good? Now, you just remember: you are only going to be coating, the roots of the frontal. I really hate the times that we're in this video. It'S only because I couldn't find the gloves, I know either too much more secure, but these the glove of the come in the package I'm going to just apply the dye literally just to the roots of the hair and I'm gon na bring the color down about An inch from the root of the frontal, but what you also have to remember to try and avoid actually touching the lace. So it's like when you apply relaxer, basically to your hair. You want to touch us. You want to touch the root of your hair, but not actually your scalp, so you don't burn your scalp. So that's exactly what we're going to be doing here with the dye. So it's avoiding the lace but making sure you get to the root and probably come down about an inch and then we're gon na cover the front of the hair right at the front of the hairline. And then I'm going to run through the hair with the comb that I've got so, as you can see, I'm just smoothing out the hair trying to collect all the hairs that I can the little little hairs to make sure everything is covered and you will get The occasional flyaway that does end up getting coated in brown dye, which isn't really ideal, but a little stain, is better than having a big blob of coloring and in place. So it's not anything to worry about anything, to panic about, try not to also smudge it and I'm pull it off the hair, because it'll most likely end up staining the hair stake. I'M going in again doing about an inch partying clipping up the rest of the hair to make sure it's completely out of the way, then just making sure it's a really clean part. And then I'm going to go in, as I did with the first section of hair, I'm just going to go the top in the bottom of my section doesn't really matter whether you die the top or the bottom of that section. First, I don't know. Sometimes, if we're going to see throughout the video I'm doing the bottom first, sometimes I'm doing the top first, but just make sure there's an even coat. So the dye runs throughout because you want to be able to section the front or anywhere and make sure that all of that route is just covered in just brown dye. As you can see, I literally whisk through the head so when to fast forward it would be really boring if I just kept showing you guys what I'd done, but I just wanted to show you guys that I'm only dying the roots of the hair, as you Can see the rest of the hair from just the river, but with expecting parents who had surprise I possibly can with the way in which you laid the hair once you made the part and try and lay it backwards so away from the dye, so that when You flip another part of the hair over doesn't collect die from the previously died sections. That makes sense, so I'm just going to continue doing what I was doing at the start of the video, which is literally just parting, the hair clipping it and then dye in the inch part sections at the top and the bottom and then just carrying on. Until I eventually finish, and then you have it, I am just going through the last section of the frontal and, as you also saw, I was also just retouching the front bit just to make sure there's an even coverage on the front after I rinse out the Dye and let the hair air dry for a day actually went over just the hairline just to ensure that there was no favorites, because when I wear it, I want to make sure, as I keep saying that there's a dark roots throughout the hair. So I did let this air dry and I did go back over just the front and just that section the section I'm doing now again because I didn't actually let the dice it as long as I did the left side. So, as you can see, the left side has developed quite a bit and it's quite dark. It looks almost like up with most dust off black color. The right side hasn't developed as much by mean eager-beaver. So i shortly after this bit and went and rinsed out died anyway, but, as you can see, little parts of the roots of the hair have died. I have avoided touching the rest of the hair, whether it means the tips or anywhere our husband see the dyes going all the way back to the right at the back of the closure. Crucially, from torso, where ever you part the hair, it will have a dark root throughout the whole head which look what I've been going for, and why also like about doing your hair. This way, if you don't want your hair to be in actual proper 6 1-3 color, you want a bit of an ash. Grunting ash blown as blunt into it. When you wash the hair, the hair will actually collect some of that color. I have stayed only on the roots. The rest of the hair is still blonde, which is exactly what we wanted and just brushing the hair out now just to get rid of any, not so in the town cause. I'M also going to be doing a review on this hair because I will be doing this hair pink. If you haven't already seen on my social media, then I will be doing this hair pink and I will be doing a review, the hair, what they have the idea so make sure you check out to that video. But yes guys this is the finished. Look, I'm really sorry that I didn't get to show you guys what it looked like when it was dry, because once again I was an eager beaver and I just thought they had pink straight away and made a full wig, because I was just really excited to Have me care, but I will try and see if I have a video of me with the hair when I was bronzed, I put that in a review of the hair, but once again guys like subscribe, favorite retweet tell her friends tell a friend and check out The rest of my videos, thanks guys, thanks for watching bye,