How To Get Reverse Ombré Hair Using The Water Color Method | Ft. Belleluxbundles

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, it's your girl, yummy d here and today i'm going to be showing you guys how i got this cute. Reverse ombre! Look! So if you guys want to see how i got this look, make sure you guys keep on watching. So, first off this hair is from about lux bundles. This is their russian blonde, frontal wig in 30, inches and 150 density. So the first thing we did was fill our sync up with hot water, we're also going to fill it with some cold water. So it's not too hot we're going to be using the shimmer light to sham purple shampoo, so we can get rid of all the illnesses on the wig. We repeated this process until we liked the way the wig looked, and after that you just want to go ahead and rinse off. All that shampoo. That'S on the hair. First color we're going to use is from the brand kiss color semi-permanent in the color honey brown. I will list all the things in the description bar so make sure you guys check that out. Since we are doing the watercolor method, you want to make sure the color is dark, so that the hair is able to pick up that color next color we're using is dark. Warm brown, we didn't change. The water just took some out and added more hot water to keep the water warm. So with this color, you don't want to dip the hair all the way you want to keep the first color to create that ombre. Look last color we're using is in black. We did end up using a whole new water, so the black can be pigmented with no brown undertone and again we only dip the ends. So this is how it end up. Looking. We did have to redo the color, because the brown wasn't as pigmented as we wanted. So just remember, hair does look lighter when it's dry - hmm, hmm. This is the final result of everything. Thank you guys for watching and i'll see you guys in my next video you've been around for hours. You