How To: Water Color, Remove Dye From Lace, & Tint Lace Like A Scalp On Luvme Frontal Wig | Valmlife

Hey everybody welcome back to it's the mom life. Today, I'm going to be showing you all how to watercolor, remove dye from the lace and tenth the lace. We'Re gon na be featuring. Love me virgin hair. Today we have a 22 inch, long lace, frontal wig. Let'S get into it and right here, I'm just showing you what it all came with on the inside. It actually did have this extra piece of lace that I definitely cut and got rid of. It had four combs and I got rid up the top comb and the elastic band now right here, I'm just showing you the natural color that I came in. It was a natural Brown, Swiss lace, rental, and this is what the front to look like. It'S precooked and everything looks pretty good, but the knots are engaged alright, guys here, I'm showing you what products that I used. You do not have to use these specific products, but just make sure you use something like them, because you will need them in the process to do all three of these steps and with the bleach you don't have to use the vw2 or the blue bleach, but It kind of balances out the color and for the Toni you don't have to use the red. You can use a door and honey Brown, but my local Beauty Supply didn't have it so I had to go with RIT camel all right guys, I'm just showing you here that you do need to spray your knots in order to seal them. So the color and the dye does not seep through and you want to spray them two times. Okay, make sure you do two layers and make sure it's completely dry make sure that water is super piping, hot and after you spray your knots. They should look something like this so right here, I'm just pouring that dark and lovely number 371 in the boiling water. So I can start to process and turn black, and this is the hair dye starting the water color process, and when I tell y'all this process is so accurate, like I was so stunned, I was like yes like black hair. Okay, that's what I wanted and I got it alright, guys a super vital that you go piece by piece or section by section when dipping the hair, don't just dip everything I want cuz it'll be a little messy and a little frustrating so make sure you just Take your time with this, everything in this video is really really fast forwarded, so you guys having spin the thousands of years with me here, but just make sure you go slow and take your time alright guys. So this is where I kind of mess up. Do not submerge your lace if you do not want to go through the removal process of the dye from the lace. Okay, make sure you don't submerge it like I'm doing right here. What you want to do is kind of make sure the lace is above the water or sitting above kind of how it was before. So you don't have to go through that long process. But if you do, if you do happen to get dye on your lace, I guess you that's gon na be in one of the steps. Alright, you guys twenty minutes passed by and you want your hair to end up. Looking like this. Yes now, unfortunately, the dye dick it on the lace, but that's okay, like I said before we're gon na get that right out, but the color just came out so perfect. It'S so silky! It'S so smooth! It'S so black! You know black is beautiful money. Yes, okay! Uh - let's just on about these knots, y'all see how black it is. We bout to X that out right now now here, I'm just loading the lace, so the bleach can take more quickly and properly to dry hair instead of wet hair. Just make sure that your lace is dry, alright, Shah. This is a game changer. I got this trick from the lace assessment here on YouTube. Shoutout to you. He said that when you bleach your closure or your lace, frontal on a wig, you need to use a spoon. Okay, do not try and use that brush, because it's gon na get all over the place with seafood O'Lakes. So, as you can see, the process is super duper, easy you can get all in the crevices and when I tell you guys it works so so. Well, so shout out to you thanks for the tip, so I let the bleach sit in for 25 minutes and now I'm gon na go ahead and wash it make sure you guys use a neutralizing, shampoo and also a purple shampoo to even out the tones and Get rid of the yellow brassiness now it's time to get that color out that lace, honey, cuz, it's not cute, so we're gon na take some piping hot water. Yes, again, don't look at my bowl. Y'All is saying because of the dye don't come for me, but I just used some apple cider vinegar. I happen to have Bragg's apple cider, a bit of her own hands, so I maybe used a half a cup of that and maybe 3 cups of water. I didn't really measure, but this is an awesome awesome trick and it will definitely get that die out, as you guys can see right here, no joke that is all from the lace. Okay, literally, that is all from the lace. I put it in a white ball. So you guys can see a little bit better. The second process is optional, but I wanted to really really get my lace going and really look at my scalp, so I bleached it yet again and after 25 minutes. These are the results and I didn't even tone the lace y'all make sure you guys really really bleach it really good. You do see some yellow and orange tones right here, but don't worry we're gon na get that out right now, using our ripped fabric dye in camel or camilo we're gon na pour two and a half cup of the top fool in the water make sure the Water is SuperDuper high and just stir it around make sure you do everything real, even in there place your wig in there a specific way where you can kind of dip and dip and dip, which you'll see me doing here in a second there, we're gon na Dip make sure the whole wig is not in there, but we're going to dip and dip and dip to make sure it is in fact tinting our lace after letting it sit for maybe five to ten minutes. We'Re gon na go ahead and rinse and co wash. My live magic. There we go, everything is done the process, it's done. It'S looking like scalp, it's real good. Yes, let me know if you guys have any questions down below