How To Dye 613 Hair Ginger In 5 Minutes! | Using The Watercolor Method Ft Lemoda Hair

What is good YouTube? It'S your goodnight trippy, I'm back at it again with another video, so I am about to go ahead and die me this wig. I, this hair is from LaMotta hair from Aliexpress and the chance wants to be in the video see ya guys. This is my child famous chance. You know privacy, never another video. You know alright yeah. This is not, but he wanted to be in the video. So look at him. He just he had to be in the video. You know alright yeah. So um, like I said this hair is from Limone hair. I did get their 6:13 wig. It is a lace front. I don't know the whole name of it. I know it is a 13 by 6 lace, front wig is 613. I originally ordered it in a 22 and they sent me a 20 on. I guess on accident here is looking like. Let me take it off the package, so comes in this little thingy wait. I did come from the left. Let me see yeah, so I do come free plug, I'm probably going to pluck it some more, but I mean this hair is like really soft. How do you really get yeah? No shedding I'm able to run my fingers through it um so we'll see. I am for I am most likely gon na be plugging it, some more yeah I am but yeah. I just did it in six thirteen. I just want to just show you guys. I'M gon na do a review on this wig a little later, but I just want to show you guys the dyeing process of me doing this. I am doing the watercolor method and I'm doing it a ginger color, as you guys could tell from the opening clip. I am using three bottles of a door guy, I'm using Cajun spice just cinnamon, and I am using French cognac, so you can get these adored dyes literally at any local beauty supply store. I believe these those bottles were only like 399. Oh, maybe four yeah. I think they were 399 a piece so that is they're pretty cheap. I had already boiled me some hot water. I didn't mean for it to boil like brilli boil, so I'm letting it cool off, because I really don't want, like my ends, to begin burnt or anything. But I already got me some water and my bowl and wait. I just got ta get some gloves. So that's pretty much all you guys need for this water pillow method just stay tuned. I am end up doing this as a voiceover, so you guys just keep on watching. Alright, you guys, so you want to take some hot water, whether you boil it or just get hot water from the sink you're gon na want to get that and then you're gon na get your dye so looks like I'm gon na be starting off with French Cognac and I'm gon na put that in the water and then I'm gon na be going in with Cajun spice and then after Cajun spice. I am going to go in with cinnamon and just use a little bit of cinnamon. So then, you're gon na want to mix it all together. You want to make sure that you have no little bits and pieces and there you want to make sure it's fully fully mixed in. So you don't have patchy here, because y'all like nobody, won't patchy here. So now I'm just gon na go ahead and like put my wig in there at first, I was kind of scared of clothes like it looks orange and I was like, I don't want it Orange, but I just is like you know what forget it and I Just dumped it, you know just put it all in there, you just submerge it and make sure you get all of it in there good in that dead, old dye, water, and then you also want to just keep putting it in and out just how I'm doing. Moving it around raking, your fingers through it, so you've made sure that all of the blonde pieces of hair are getting dyed. So it's good to just keep going like in and out with they're just moving it around. You can get a comb. You can get a brush, you can get whatever you want and just make sure you go ahead and just keep doing what you keep breaking it and you know just trying to get the color payout you want. So, as you can see right here, I'm just looking at it just seeing if it's the color, I want it's still a little way too bright for me, so I'm just gon na keep putting it in there and just keep putting it around in here y'all. This is my first time doing a watercolor method, so I was just like you. I was just kind of like winging it, but it's like nothing to it. Really you just add color in there and put the you know, put your hair in there really. But as you can tell like from this, it's still like super orange and like the wig is picking up a lot of the color like the water is starting to like lose the darkness that it had, because the wig is picking it all up. This hair, like it's from LaMotta hair, like I said before, in y'all it like really really took the color really well, and I loved it like as soon as I submerged it in there like, the color was already sticking on that Dyke. This hair was really good for that. I didn't get any shedding or anything. So I'm going to go back in with the more clothes, so I'm going to use the rest of Asia. French cognac, I'm going to finish up using all of that, because I kind of wanted it to be more of a scissor color like I wanted it orange, but like not orange orange, so I made sure I use all the French cognac. You know submerging it in there adding water in there again all of the dye that I can you know out of that bottle they try to get all of the dye out. I was making sure I got all my money's worth of that hair dye, so I make sure I get all of it. Then I went back in with Cajun spice and I think I want to say I pretty much used all of this. If not like pretty much almost the entire bottle, like I think I did use all of Cajun spice to them. I used olive Cajun spice and then I went back in with a little bit more of cinnamon just to get it a little bit more dark, but not too dark. Then you want to keep mixing that all up. Yeah yeah! Look at the water! Oh dark! Now I just put my wake back in it. You know cuz that color was still too bright for me, so put it back in to get a little darker and when I did it the second time my ends actually got darker. The frontal was still light, so it was like starting to like kind of annoy me, but I was like you know. I still got a little bit more cinnamon if I need to darken it up a little bit more, but when I kept putting it in there and as you can see like look at this color like it started, got darker as I kept putting it in there. It started to darken up a little bit, so I'm just gon na keep putting that in and out of the water and moving it around trying to get that frontal to get darker. And after that, honestly, you just like want to just keep putting it up and down, and then I'm just gon na go ahead and let it sit in the water for about like 5 to 10 minutes. So then, once I let it sit, this is what it looked like after I let it sit. The front row still was a little like right. I want to say it was really the roots that was getting me, but the frontal still was a little a little too bright for me. So I'm just trying to like get all this water out of it and see like maybe I'm just I'm just wringing it out. I'M gon na put end up putting the front, I want to say, end up putting the front toe in the water just so the front will keep getting more color, because my end was really good and, like the middle part of the hair, was like the color. I wanted, but the front tool is a little too bright for me, so I'm just like putting the frontal in and I'm just like the front I'll sit for like another like five minutes and then after it's set, I looked at it this I ended up the Color, it was still fine. I think, there's like it's like a scientist, not really a scientist. You just keep putting in as much color as you want and to get the color payout that you want, but that's what it looks like the lighting like kitchen was pretty bright, so lows, making it on camera is making me look pretty bright. So then, after that I just went ahead and deep conditioned the hair and some conditioner. I use my Aussie moist conditioner and I let that sitting the scene for about 15 minutes, and then you guys this is what the color looked like. It'S not dry of what the hair is still wet, but this is the color payout and I loved it. Now that's pretty much it yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video