Blonde To Rosé Gold In 5 Minutes! Watercolor Method | Wine N’ Wigs Wednesday

Hi, ladies and gentlemen, I am back for another video and guess what it is: wine and wigs Wednesday, clink clink clink clink, hmm. First, let me go ahead and shout out to Karla so why so why? So? I think I said the name correct, but I want to shout out to her because she said I should also tell you guys a wine that I'm drinking and that's what I will do and I've been into Reds for fall of winter. So this one is the albero made with organically grown grapes, Spanish red wine. I got this one from Trader Joe's like it's like five dollars a bottle. So the notes are cherry, red, clean and bright hints of ripe fruit, vanilla and toast oak, and they also have a rose. A that I like, oh, I can call this week rose a if I can't I'll leave the link to this wine below. Let'S move on to this wig honey. Can I ask y'all, do you don't remember her? She is the blonde wig from last wine and ways Wednesday. If you want to know like a full review of the wig itself and how I felt about the hair, it's gon na be linked up on one of these sides and I water colored I'd hurt myself. The color I was going for was like a rose gold, we'll call her Rosie, since his wine and wigs wouldn't stay. Let me go ahead and show you the back, so you can see what she's really working with. I curled it in everything. If you want to see how I colored this wig in style, this way, please keep on watching so we're starting off with a bin full of hot water, we're about halfway full and I'm using the adorn. I think this is pink blush, hair, color and I'm just pouring in. I don't even know how much I put in there to be honest, but I squeezed in I want to say that was about eight squirts, maybe, and I'm just gon na mix it up with the spatula and toss in the wig make sure you're wearing gloves, because You don't want the dye to get on your fingers and under your nails. So soon as you take it out, you can see that the color is already taken and it took pretty quickly. I thinks it think it takes faster when you have hot water. I didn't boil my water, it was just real hot, so I got this message from DeSimone on YouTube. I tried her method. She did a rose gold as well, and her combination got me the color. I was looking for well close to it, but I used different colors than she did so, as you can see, it doesn't stain the lace at all. It just really does the hair itself so we're just gon na. Let that sit for maybe like five minutes and next I'm going in with a new clean bin of hot water and I'm using. I think this is golden brown, I'm not exactly sure what color it is, but I'll leave that down below or at the bottom of the screen and mixing it up again with an old spatula, and this is going to give us like more of the golden tones. So I'm just gon na toss that wig back in there and letting the color run over and now I notice that some of the pink coloring came off and some of the golden brown colors attached, which was perfect. But I did notice that the lace on the front colors differently than the bundles in the back. This is a lace, frontal wig. So the brown took to the front, Oh more than it did the bundles. But that's fine. You know it is what it is. As you can see, that's what we turned up with and I was pretty happy with it - was just a little bit splotchy. So I let the hair air dry, and now I'm just gon na go ahead and Flatiron it out. I didn't blow dry it first because I don't have a nozzle for that, but that's fine. I just use my canary flat iron or whatever flat iron. That is, and once I got to the top. I just curled the hair away from the face, and I eventually did that to the full wig to give it more body, because I wasn't sure if I liked it just straight, so you just do that all the way up to the top. I actually curl one side better than the other, but I mean girl, meaning it. We never worry about that so now that we've done that we're just gon na go ahead and turn the cap inside out and use the laurio magic cover-up. I got this idea from Kelly and Eric. I don't know if you know who Kellan there, it is Derek is, but he is a celebrity hairstylist, be careful when you're doing this because there's a nozzle on there and it's concentrated so try your best to spray. Far away and evenly and protect the hair. Now, if you do make a mistake, I use apple, cider, vinegar and water to remove the stains from the actual hair. I'M just gon na use, my oh, my wig grip and then I'm gon na place. My wig cap over it I did use the magic root cover-up over the cap just to blend it in also I'm going to use the got to be glued glue, use that right in front of my hairline. Let that dry for with a blow-dryer and then attach the wig to my head and I'm using the end of a rat tail comb just to go ahead and melt it down to my forehead. I'M gon na use a sash for my robe and just place it on my head for about. I did this for about 20-25 minutes and once I took it off, voila she's all done love it that Roux cover-up was amazing, perfect. So now that we're back, I hope that you all really really enjoyed this video. If you have any questions, please leave them down below. If you all have a happy, happy, happy Thanksgiving or like blacks, giving or whatever you call it or have a happy day off from work so Colin, I was high today. Thank you so much for watching. I love you all and I will see you in my next video