How To Dye A Wig Copper Brown & Darken Roots Watercolor Method

It'S classic honey, hey y'all, welcome to my youtube channel, it is classic omni and on this channel we talk about hair business and girl talk. However, today we're going to get into this hair. I'M going to tell you guys how i transformed this wig that i made on my sewing machine. It'S a 5x5 um, transparent lace, closure, 26 inches and before it was 6 13 and i dyed it, orange rocked it for what it was and it really wasn't given what it's supposed to get. So i went back in and did what i had to do and i want to show you guys what that is today. If you like, what you guys see make sure you like and subscribe leave a comment, any tips and yeah. Yes, y'all. This was a holiday heart wig. This was a very much a chucky wig, even and it also was a pennywise we, but now it's this, it's moving. It'S living it's up for the gods, everything you can think of. Okay. So this is what i use. I was kind of working with what i had y'all like it. Clearly it was used but anyways. So what you're going to do is you're going to go in to protect your lace, you're going to use that guys to be glued or you can use gorilla glue. I'Ve seen people use gorilla glue, but i always have some gossipy glue. When i protect my lace, i tried to do the gorilla glue. I never got a chance, so i wouldn't be able to tell you guys how that would go. So you want to spray and blow dry and spray and blow dry, so you have as many layers as possible like you want to clog the lace. Okay, it's nothing! A little warm water can't fix, and then i have my spoolie and the darkest brown dye, and i took my time guys really take your time. Um be real, consistent and make sure you do not stain the lace. Now, however, that's what the glue is for. So it doesn't seep through, but if you put too much dye and let it sit for too long, it possibly can stay in the lace. But you can really fix it in this matter because i'm using a door which is a semi permanent dye. So it doesn't stay for long after a few washes, i mean hey, the problem is fixed, but who wants to go through all of that? Okay, so, as you guys can see, i'm lightly tapping it taking my time and i'm scooted up, so you guys can see. Now i honestly can say i was a little concerned when i put this darkest brown on this orange. It was giving a sort of a greenish look, but i just kept going because i was like i have got to see it through my boy and look yes. As you can see, i did not stain the lace. I really took my time. I did front and back and um i just continued to go through it consistently lightly um front and back front and back very lightly um and whatever you do on one side, you make sure you're doing the other side. So you're not looking crazy. I did try to um tint the baby hairs a little bit, but i'm not sure why i had to go over it a couple of times but um. For some reason, though, the front hairs just was taking a little longer, i'm not sure what that's about um. So, as you guys can see, i'm just going through with the process, this is a 26 inch at first i was a little skeptical like, oh my god. This is too deep at the roots no, but i have to think like 26 inches like come on, but like when you, if you're gon na, if you're gon na dye the roots dye the roots, honey dye, the roots of the tracks dye the roots on the Closure so make it make sense unless it's not the look you're going for, but for me i honestly just wanted the darkest brown like out of my hair. I had a vision for it and it became it. So yes, oh i just love this hair. Look at the movement that it's the movement for me, honestly, okay, guys so when you're brushing make sure you're brushing downward, so it can fade. You don't want to just like it to be like choppy looking like just black and then straight orange. You want to lightly brush and have it blending so that it's a nice transformation and it looks natural um, so just try to lightly brush um and, as you go on with the layers you're gon na get better um like i said this is a 26 inch. So it may look like i'm going too deep at the roots um, but i'm really not, because considering how long the inches are opposed to what i'm putting on there. I end up working out. Pretty fine also feel free to give me tips um, if you guys do know how to do this as well. If there's any professionals, any girls that know how to slay, because i'm learning okay doing hair is an art like dying hair is an art and it does take time to get good at it. So whoever is feeling discouraged out there. Hopefully i was able to help you guys and we all could just each one teach one in the comments and that'll be great, okay guys. So this is how your layers should look. I left this overnight and i came back to it the next day to perform the watercolor method. Okay guys so, as you can see, i'm filling up my pot of water so that i can put on the stove and have it boil for the watercolor method y'all. I don't know what i expected, but i was just so disappointed when the water just wasn't enough. It just wasn't enough. Okay, so i made sure the water was hot before i poured it in there just to make the hot water stretch as long as it's smoking. I think you guys can see the smoke at the top, but as long as it's smoking, that's how you know that it's hot enough, but i also did put another pot of water as well just so it could even out - and i know for a fact like It'S hot hot, so please please, please be mindful of how much water you put in the bin. If you only have a certain um amount of dye, because you don't want to dilute it too much where it's not going to take at all. But you also want to make sure that it's a nice consistency so that it mix in properly also guys when you're mixing for the watercolor method. You want to make sure that you're stirring as much as possible and constantly checking on your comb spoon, whatever you're using to mix so that it's fully diluted when i say checking on your comb or spoon, i mean like if there's any clumps or anything like that, Because you can be able to tell if it's not fully mixed, because you're going to see it swirling around in the water and things like that that hot as and you guys, this water is hot. So if you see me like petty dipping it it's because it's literally hot, but you do have to at some point submerge the whole thing and try to get everything in there and just mix it up, mix it up, toss that salad, just mix it make sure You get in between the strands in between the cap and between the lace everything mix, mix, mix, comb it through comb it through there's no spots and like no patchy parts. That way you don't have to go back in it and you don't have to like. You know keep putting wear and tear on your hair and lace. It turned out the color, you guys can already see i'm loving it. It is one whole color. It is exactly what i was expecting and it looks amazing. I don't know about anybody else, but i like to wrap my wigs up like newborn babies and just put them in my towel and, like you know, fold them into little burritos and swaddle them come to mama. I don't cleaned you up now. Let'S turn you into a bad okay, so this is what the lace is looking like, this is what it's given at the roots of each part of the closure, which is basically exactly what i wanted. I didn't want it to be stained at all, i'm just going into random spots, so you can really see that it's not. I could flip it over and show you guys as well, but i feel like this is more to the point. Okay, so, as you guys could see pretty clear pathway, not a no damage closure, it is. We can work with it, okay, which is amazing exactly what i wanted. Okay, i'm not gon na lie. This part of the video is kind of pointless because i ain't really showing y'all nothing but i'ma, let y'all know i accidentally deleted the video where i was showing y'all, where i was plucking now before i dived into all this fantasy. I was supposed to plug the wig. I ain't plucking enough. I was just going for some kim kardashian and it was not it so make sure i pluck your wig, so i can look like so yeah yeah yeah. Who is z? That'S me, that's you. That'S me. That'S us that's also side note pluck as much as y'all possibly can, but not too much like you have to really sit there actually so like how comfortable am i with letting somebody else see my lace, because they're gon na see it they're gon na see it. It'S okay, it it's gon na melt for a few days, but they're gon na see it, and you have to ask yourself how comfortable am i with them, seeing this much lace? 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