Quick Switchup: Dying My Wig Cajun From Blonde | Wowebony.Com

Hey, what's up guys, it's Simone here, I figure to my channel go ahead and subscribe so today in this video, if you haven't guessed it by now, we're going to be dying, this lovely blonde wig from Wow a beanie to occasion, spice color, which ended up being This really nice orange color so to get started. I'M gon na be doing the water color method, I'm going to put it in some nice, warm water, warm or hot. Take the dice squeeze it into the tub and really use your hand to you know, mix it around not for this entire Agartha. I only use one entire bottle. That'S it! That'S all I needed now. I wasn't really a fan of the blonde. I'M not gon na lie. It looked better to me on the internet. It'S when I received it. I was like, what's the way to tweet this, so one I had to go ahead and bleach the nuts, which was really really really important. To do that. It looks more natural towards the top of the hair, while the root you guys what I'm trying to say, I've worked a while, I believe, before several times. So I usually know if you want the outcome of this unit to look really nice. You just have to do the basics, like you know, bleach the knots or style it or a tint the lace. This time I didn't tint the lace which I wish I really would have because I feel like it was too white from my skin color. Take the blonde unit and you want to just keep sticking it in and out in, and that sounds really wrong. Okay, you would keep putting it into the tub and pulling it out of the tub. Okay, just hold it in there. This process probably took me about 10 minutes. I love this method. It'S been done several times. I'Ve done it several times and it does stay on the hair. So if you're wondering - but you know it's easier for the hair color to shampoo - I mean to come off of the hair or it's not gon na last long, it'll go last long in case you're wondering so. I only condition this do not shampoo this here, because it is going to strip the color again. Do not shampoo. That is very, very, very important, only condition and make sure you know you wash the conditioner completely out. This was my end. Results absolutely love. The black roots was just perfect for me. I loved it once it was dyed the blondes here it could have worked. I got a tinted it a little bit, but I didn't have that in my house at the moment. So you know got it. Work what you got! I put a lot of oil because I heard you feel very dry, so don't put too much because you don't you hear to be like too greasy and look like sticks and strands so make sure you put just enough and then I went ahead and I just Flattened the hair, the only thing that I didn't notice is it wasn't. The color was not as even as I thought it should have been like you can see like there's kind of like some splotchy areas. There, don't worry, you couldn't see it in the end result, because the top layer of hair got the most color, but if you do want it to be very pigmented, maybe by tool bottles and only use a bottle and a half the more color you put into That what I color the dark of the hair is going to be. Okay, keep that in mind - and I Here I am just flying in the hair - the hair was so easy to work with very manageable, very easy. It does not feel nasty in your hand. Some blonde hairs feel disgusting to me. This one did not feel like that, so I was just like it was just an easy go again. I do wish the place would have been darker, so I could have tinted it, but you know you know, you know when you're being lazy and you don't like tense in it. You got ta deal with the consequences Harry I'm using my typical technique, my favorite one, the got ta be glue, holding spray and my blow-dryer. So if you guys notice, I do have a wig cap balm, which probably made it look even much more wider. But I was just like: let's try it again, I like to reconfirm if I like the stocking cap method, and it's only confirmed that I hate it even more, so I probably will never do this again. I just really wanted to try it and see. Like am. I missing out on anything and that I'm gon na be using the end of my comb to press down the ends of the stocking cap. Into my, I mean sorry, the lace into my skin, and I'm doing that because you see how it's really crusty and really white, and really just in your face that it's just not your hat, your scalp. You want to make sure you press it into your scalp with the holding spray. This kind of makes a little bit more easier for you. First being you know less noticeable in person. So now we had the mousse on deck. Are we gon na take the mousse and scoop it into well late on your lace and then use your little edge brush just scoop the hairs into place? For me, I really wanted to hide the lace. I'M not gon na lie, so I didn't even care how much hairs I had out, but I think this was not a bad amount. You know and then first of all, this was recorded over the span of like three to four days. Three days. Probably I guess it for this portion of the video I was thinking I really want to talk. Oh, my head looks a little bit different in the last clip because it's done like two days inside of my hair like this and I kind of on the street, and I use you in Orange County with my city girl mode. But I have to do like. Please ignore up here I'm going to work on up there afterwards, but I wasn't if I might hear straight because I'm just like, I don't feel like it right now. I kind of want to do waves, I'm going to just go ahead and do some way. So I'm gon na show you guys how I do this side and then I'm going to go straight on over to this side, with no explaining so make sure you're watching to keep up now for this lace. This lace is really why I did not consider at a nut Toni nothing, but I was reached and asked so it's really white, so I'm just hoping that the hair come to stay over and come I'm going to take my curling iron. This one is the hot tools I'm going to remember, to put it in the video I'm going to remember to do so. I always forget that they were put in the video. Take your curling iron and you're, going I'm going to curl forward and then the kindly that ends out. I'M gon na take a little piece up here and the great part about this is you can do this in large chunks? You don't have to do it small, and this isn't a small piece to figure out how to explain this to you guys. So you take your curling iron you're gon na put it in um you can put in as high as you want it the. How are you put it? The how you put it is that high and the curl will start on the lower you put it in the lower the curl will start. So I kind of want to put it Midway that kind of like right here. So I'm going to, I am actually going to put the curling iron in right here. Take the ends while it's open and wrap it around, and I'm going to hold this part the end parts that it's nice and straight and then close it. Let it sit. I am going to point my curling iron in a downward direction and then I'm going to take it up and it's moving up um. If you want to avoid this like a little one thing right here, avoid pressing down really firm. What do you close the curling iron, so that being said, let's go ahead and on to the rest of it here.