Midnight Blues: Cut & Color Wig Tutorial | Mayvenn Hair | Amore Love

Hey everybody welcome back to my channel. My name is amore love and I'm gon na be showing you how to take this away from long blonde and uncustomary. This beautiful midnight, blue, a line by the first thing we're going to start off with, is the joy coat, color intensity, colors and I'm going to be using sapphire blue, and here I have five. But I ended up new and go to the store and get another one. So it's about six toots for this look of course, you're going to need your gloves, and this is two bundles and a frontal and fourteen inches from amore Bend calm. The link is in the description box. If you want to purchase this here, and do this exact same look so first, I always start off doing a u-shape and I'm just gon na be starting off with two rows of hair at a time and we're gon na leave the frontal out, because we don't Want to color the front so just yet. We want to focus all of our time and energy on the frontal and just the frontal, so starting off I'm going to take two rows and I'm going to be starting at just the roots in and fully saturating the hair and wishing it together with my thumbs To make sure every strand is fully saturated and then I'm going to take my brush and add more color to the mids and ends, and you really want to make sure you're being very generous with your color, because you don't want any highlights or missing spots or Streets in the hair color, you want it to be as flat and seamless as possible, with a color application, so being generous combing through your sections and really massaging that color in and making sure that color is on all of the strands. It'S so important because you may think that you have it, but then, when you go to rinse it out, you notice that something is missing and the more effort you put into it while you're coloring the less headache it would be when you rinse it all out And notice that it's not exactly perfect so with that in mind, just remember: fully saturate the hair, massage the color in the hair and comb your section through to see, if there's any missing patches, just pretend you're, nosy, detective and you're really trying to make sure every Hair string has equal amounts of color, so I'm going to start by sectioning up and I'm literally gon na. Do this all the way up the head without coloring the front, so we're gon na leave the front a little ass and I'll show you guys how I do that in a bit. So just continue this process and work your way all the way up - and I will just finish that up and show you guys as I'm doing so boom the color is done and now it's time to focus fully on the frontal with the front out. You want to make sure that you are protecting the lace of the frontal. It'S really hard to not get color on the frontal lace, so you want to make sure you're protecting the lace underneath the frontal so the same way you would reach the knots. I basically use a very thick layer of got to be blue gel and I let it dry completely completely all the way drawing to the frontal is just crispy, dry and fully slathered and not to be gel, then to further ensure that you don't get color all Over your lace and have a completely blue scalp, you want to start off doing thin, thin sections and holding the section outward and not applying down on the lips. You want to hold this section out and literally just apply to the hair, as you would apply. Your mascara so put the brush straight forward and not straight down on the lace. Then I like to use my thumb to massage the color in because at the base of the section, it's really hard to get all of the strands. And you really don't want to miss spots, especially when the hair is blonde. When the hair is blonde. To start with, if you miss any spots, it's going to look like you have over bleach knots when you never bleach them to begin with, so be sure to massage it with your fingers, but also to be careful to not get color on the lace. Then I like to take the comb and the fine toothed section of the comb and really like calm, close up to the root area and that's gon na help. You spread your color out without getting a color on your lace, so two things and solving it with your thumbs just to smooth it on everything, then taking the comb on the fine tube side to really spread that color out when you get those little clumps at The roots that might actually go down on the lace and ruin everything, even though you protect the lace, you really really really want to make sure you try your hardest to not get any color on the lace in the first place. Just to protect yourself, you do not want to be walking around with the blue scalp, nor do you want to be walking around with a look that looks like you over beat your knives, so I'm going to zoom in to show you guys, here's a closer look As you can see, I'm holding the section out and I'm using my fingers to massage it in at the roots, but not touching down on the lace and then use your comb to spread out those big old gums just to give them a saturated on it. Then just work your way down the rest of the section, so I'm going to continue doing this all the way across the frontal, except I'm going to stop halfway and then turn the front tool around and work on the other side. So this is how much hair I had left when I completely ran out of color. I had to go back to Cosmo Prof and get one more bottle of the sapphire blue joy coat. Color intensity so now you'll be able to see a little bit more closer on how I massage it with my fingers and how I hold the section outward and paint on the color towards the section and not on top of the section on the lace lifting it Up making sure you're getting underneath, because it is necessary to lift up the section of bicolor on both sides and massage it in and using the fine toothed part of the comb just to spread those Gunks out at the top of the section. Because if you lay it down with the dunks in it most likely, the Gunks are gon na get on the lace and you're gon na have a blue spot on your legs, and you don't want a loser. So now that the color is all the way on. I'M just gon na take whatever color is left in my bowl and apply it on all of the hair just to be on the safe side, I'm going to apply all the leftover color on to the rest of the hair, because it was just gon na go Down to seek anyway so apply it all over the hair and let the color sit. If you have time you can leave it for really as long as you want, but at least I would say just to make sure it's fully saturated if you're in the crunch at least, do like 45 minutes to an hour if you can after I did this, I rinsed out the color and I let the hair air dry. This is the hair air, dried and combed through and I lightly fluffed it as it is air drying. This hair has absolutely no product on it, so I'm just going to go ahead and straighten it to prepare it for the Bob - and this is the hair straight and to start off cutting the hair. I actually like to use my clippers. If you guys didn't see my other video on how to cut a bob in ten minutes, then this is basically the same exact technique I use, except for this week I'm actually doing an a-line Bob instead of a regular long bob. So, to start off my guide, I'm going to be cutting my shortest piece of hair with a thin straight across, and I'm just gon na use my comb a guy to get that nice angle for my a line. So following it back, I'm just gon na go right on there and it's gon na create a really sharp crisp line for you and the hardest thing is just to mimic it on the other side, it's really not that hard! All you have to do is really look and pay attention. Bones super sharp. So now I'm going to complete the other side, and if you want you can stop here, but that's just not me. I like to really make sure everything is fine-tuned, so this is Chris. But, however, when you put it on it's going to be really big on the sides and the back, because that's where the hair was folded over the most value making the weak. I'M going to take my flat iron and just to bump it in the direction that I like, and that will help the flow of the hair. While you just fine-tune the rest, then I'll take my swivel thumb shears that I got from his Ori shears. I think that who's coming, if I can find a link, I put it in the description and I'm just going to point straight up into these sections. I'M not going to turn my surgery diagonal or flat they're, literally going straight up into the hair just to release some of that folk, because you don't want it to be too chunky on the sides in the back, because the frontal area is not that chunky and You want to have a really nice natural flow of the hair, so once I'm done with point cutting, then I'll lean, the head back and use my razor comb and I'm just holding the hair flat in my hand and going along the inside of the bob closest To the neck, just to kind of softly feather some of that weight out of the hair, because it really is bulky on the sides in the back and then go ahead and bump it one more time give it that last final touch - and this is the final Look, I really hope you guys enjoyed watching this tutorial if you have other tutorials, you would like me to do. Please let me know - and I am totally down for that I'll - also be doing more makeup and get to know me and some story times for you guys so make sure you subscribe to keep up to date on all of my content. Thank you. So much for watching - and I will definitely see you guys in the next video