How To Dye 613 Hair Red Without Staining The Lace| Watercolor Method With Adore Dye

Like probably two or three weeks later and i'm finally gon na upload the video on how i got these beautiful, not this beautiful curls, that's another video, but if you want to see how i got these curls well watch that video in my bio make sure you Subscribe, not bio on my channel, it's been a long day, it's night time, so yeah um, but yeah. If you want to see how i got this beautiful red from a 613 make sure you keep on watching and i'm going to show you how i did that because i was going to toe up, but guess what i'm looking there don't play with her. I really need to do my hot iron, but it's late at night and i just didn't use curls for a video, and i just wanted to do my intro for this video, because i don't want to post a video without y'all, seeing how the red came out. So yeah keep on watching hey y'all, welcome to my channel. So today i'm doing the red you know hair tutorial. I got this myself from youtube, but basically first i'm gon na take the hair out the package and basically just brush through that you know and get it detangled before i go to dying there, and so they say that you know you know when you're dying here, Especially with the watercolor method, if you want the color to be more intense that you don't use like a big tub like i did, but me personally, this was my first time you know really doing a color like red, because the other time i dyed my hair. I did gray, but that's besides the point so red it was just getting the perfect red is very hard and it took many videos to watch, but when it comes to dying your hair red - and you don't want to get the lace tinted you um, i saw On youtube and on instagram that you could spray got to be glued so that the lace doesn't get tinted, because you know that tinted lace is just gon na mess up the whole look to be honest, and it's just gon na make your hair. It'S just gon na make you just not feel as confident because like when your legs tending and you looking a mess, and you just feel like the hair came out wrong and blah blah blah. So i just wanted to avoid that and make sure i didn't face that problem, so i sprayed they got to be glue on the lace part, because this is a closure wig. This is a closure wig that i got from my vendors, so i sprayed it on like the front of the closure and also on the parting of the closure and side. Note, let me just say um i would not be ordering i wouldn't say my vendor. It was just a vendor, a new vendor, i tried, but i would not be ordering a wig for them again because just the way they sold it on is like. I can't explain it, but you know how like, when you have hair covering the tracks it's like for the closure. It'S like they barely had enough hair covering their tracks just enough. Luckily, but yeah won't be doing it again. Um would not recommend but not ordering from vendors, but i just won't. First of all, i didn't even tell all the vendors, so it doesn't even matter i'm just not going to tell anybody about that vendor, because no that's why i always like to just try vendors on my own. But basically, you see me drying the hair and that's basically what i'm doing you know letting the spray dry and make sure that lace don't get tinted yo. When i was dying here, i was so scared. I'M, like you know what, if they, let's get tinted and i don't mess this wig up. It'S just gon na be my fault. You know i can't get mad at nobody, but myself, because who we ain't gon na bite on the wig, because we got time for that. I'M gon na make this do what it do so, basically yeah it's basically dry now, and so when i dyed the hair. I used three different colors in which um you probably saw on the thumbnail and which i'm gon na show in front of the hair, and so i use the three dies by adore: the ruby red, the raging red and the intense red um. Very um caution. Sign warning: um, the ruby red okay, that's like the real clown red. You know you know like how that bright bright red, but it gives that pink undertone like y'all. When i, first of all, i'm going to put a little bit of the ruby red, not a lot because, like it probably looks like i put a lot but compared to how much it was in the actual container of the die, it was not a lot. So yeah, i don't think i pulled a lot because i didn't i poured a little bit of that because i was scared. I didn't want to make it too red because the goal of my hair, i didn't want it to look like the wendy's red or the ronald mcdonald red. That'S not what i was going for. I just want it red enough if y'all get what i'm saying so, i'm gon na mix that with the raging red into hopes of to get it bright enough, but not too bright. So i'll mix those two and i'm gon na pour just about the whole container of the um raging red. Actually, now that i think back on it, i think it was the raging red that gave it the pink undertone, not the ruby red yeah. It was the raging red, so yeah y'all. Just look at first of all, when i opened the container, i didn't really pay much mine to it, but the raging red did look kind of you know: pinkish bread, a pink reddish or almost purplish y'all, but you will see if you ever decide to use that Color - and you know i saw other people - you know testing the color out with the paper towel and, as you can see, even on the paper towel, it even looks like that pinkish undertone and y'all. I was so mad because i was like man. I didn't mess. This wig up but nah i was able to fix it. That'S why i got the intense red because that's like the burgundy dark red, but so i'm just going to start dipping that do y'all see how the ends look pink, like do. Y'All see that and the water is hot, you know they say you don't have to do the water as high as i did it. You have to do it that hot in general just run some hot water from the sink. To be honest because man, my fingers was burning like i couldn't even pick the wig up, so yeah don't do no scalding hot boiling water. You don't have to do all that if just do something from the same like it's so hot like it's, smoking steaming like, but hands burning, but yeah do y'all see how it's like it looks: kind of pinkish, a pink reddish and like i did not like that. Pink looking in their hair in that red, i was just so scared and my sister came downstairs and she was like why i look pink and i'm already mad, so that kind of made it worse but y'all. This is an experiment. You know the same way. Y'All be watching and looking on youtube without a dye hair, i'm the same as y'all. We all just are blindly in the blind, so yeah, and so i'm just basically playing with that trying to get that in there and get the hair saturated because watercolor you know you have to let it sit and i'm also scared of the lace becoming tinted with Red, that's why i keep pulling it up and looking at it to see you know how, if the lace is red or not and the whole time, you know i'm just making sure, but it wasn't. You know tinted and whatnot. So yeah, that's! Basically what i'm doing! I'M basically just checking out the hair. I keep pulling it out because i'm trying to make sure i'm not tripping i'm like am i tripping like. Is this pink or what? And it was definitely looking like a red pink. You know if some of y'all don't know what it looks like i mean you will see it if you do exactly what i did, but you can go back over it with um and you know the more you dip it on the camera. You can't really tell that it looks like pinkish, but i promise y'all. I know my colors, you mean i'm not stupid. I know my colors and it most definitely looked pink but yeah. So overall, it's the red, but it's just the undertone, was not cute. I did not like it. This is not a rock band, i ain't going for it. You know no ma'am. I just wanted a cute red. How you know the arrogance hey look at my sister, you see her. She just saw she just asked me. Was it pink like she looking like what so yeah that made it worse, but i basically keep playing with that and then i'm gon na talk to y'all again when um doing the incense right, so so, okay, so y'all, i'm back, i didn't put the hot water! You know this is the second time i'm at the second turn. You know finishing the red, so of course we're gon na go in with the intense red. Now, in the beginning, the video i said that the pinkish dye that the reddish pink dye that i feel like gave it that pink undertone was the raging red, that's the one i feel i gave it that pink undertone, so y'all just be mindful of that one. If you ever decide to use that one just look at the bottle when you first open it - and i promise you - you know what i'm talking about, but the intense red is basically that cute burgundy, color and to be honest, you can really just use intense red On the whole hair - and it will still give you a pretty - you know bright enough red because then, since it's still red enough, because i watched someone's video who had 613 and she used all intense red and it was still very cute and bright or whatever it Just whatever, whatever whoever video you want to take notes on and sip song, that's basically what i did. I was basically just taking. The only reason i used three different ones was because i saw this one girl do hers like that, and i like the way hers came out but, however, be mindful when you're watching other people's videos, if they don't start off with 613 hair and you're starting off With 613 hair you will not get the same results no whatsoever and that's what i had to consider, because i was going to follow her video, but she went she bleached her hair from black to like uh. You know close enough blonde, so it wasn't platinum blunder. So, that's exactly why you know i decided not to take her. You know the dyes that she used because i'm like, i won't get the same outcome because she had a whole different tone of hair, but yeah, i'm just you know, i'm telling you i want to be mindful of so. Basically, you know um pouring in the intense red and you know you always make sure that it's dissolved and, as you can see the red i mean this red is very dark, so you can't really see inside of it and you want to make sure all the Dye is just fully just what's the word, you know, i'm a chemistry, major and i'm in college right now, so my mind is basically fried right now it's the weekend, so this is really my time to chill so trying to think of a word right now. I'M not gon na cut it. We'Re not even gon na do that right now, y'all, i'm i'm in bed nah, so yeah! Basically, i just want the dye to just um dissolve. That'S the word. Yeah y'all it's 3am, but i just want the dye to dissolve in the hot water. So when i dip it it don't be no clumps and um. Once i start dipping it, it's like my heart starts to get warm again because it's just coming out cute because that's the red, i felt like the intense red just what made the whole wig better, and so what you want to be mindful of is when you Dip in the hair, because you want to get the tone like the dye, the same all around the hair um see me, i kept you know, dipping the ends, and just i wasn't the reason i kept doing it was because it was hot. So you know i told y'all to be mindful of using that hot water yeah and i just kept doing like the bottom part of the hair. I wasn't letting the whole wig sit in there and i didn't really have to because i didn't really want it. You know too dark and it didn't really make it too dark, but i just basically leave the whole wig in there y'all and don't use too hot water that you can't pull it out. You know like i did, but that was basically it. You know it wasn't. Really too much to it, watercolor is really easy and simple, and do you see how it looks now, that's a red, that's what you call a good red right there, because i know y'all can tell the difference between the red of the first time and this red. Like it's just so cute, like y'all, i just kept dipping it because i'm just like looking at it like yes, this is what i this is. What i came here for this is supposed to be the turnout. This is what i was talking about so yeah and also use gloves y'all unless y'all watch y'all thing, but basically i just i'm just playing with the hair at this point because look at it like i was panicking like i really did, was panicking because when it Comes to doing colors like red, you just want to make sure you get that perfect outcome, because red is a very hard color to, especially when you mix and dice not just doing one die when you mix and dice, and you don't know what you really gon Na get especially if the dyes that you got with my youtube because, of course, the camera and how to color look on camera, sometimes is not the same as how it will come out in person, but that's basically it y'all, i'm just you know getting all the Issues to dye the hair, of course, i'm a shampoo and condition it, but this is practically. You know the finished look. Y'All saw how i look in the beginning, the video and it's just how it looked in the natural lighting from you know, outside going through my coming from my window and how it looked when i got done. You know with the um dyeing process, so you can see the lace is not tinny, none whatsoever. You know it's just looking: uh good and cute or whatever, and the wig looks kind of weird because, like i said the wig i had got from this vendor, they put some type of clips in the track and i had to cut it out. I mean wigs are supposed to come with clips y'all, but i don't know what type of clip they put in it because the type of clip they put in it just it made the wig look lumpy. So i had to cut it out. So don't worry y'all, as you can see from the end of the video i got it together, but this is basically the finished product like coming up subscribe and, of course, i'm going to be doing more dyeing videos because, like y'all, i'm not gon na pay. Nobody! You know two hundred dollars without no hair baby, it's 20 20. We doing it ourselves. So, yes, more videos will be on the way up. The bench