How To Dye Hair Jet Black Using The Watercolor Method | Celie Hair

Down and pick that up bust down and pick that up bust, it open and pick that up, hey yo i've been a bad and i'm still winning all right. You guys so just to jump right into the video i'm going to be using the adore off black to color my wig. Now, first things. First, i am going to dye my roots. First, i'm going to apply the dye directly onto the roots and then i'm going to just do the watercolor method for the rest of the wig. Now normally i wouldn't really do this, but because i was using like basically a jet black color. I didn't want to risk staining the lace now. I know a lot of people use like the god to be free spray to protect the lace, but i've seen a few videos where that spray did not protect the lace. So i didn't want to take no chances and stain on my lace or anything like that. So i'm going to just apply the dye directly onto my lace, no onto the roots first and then i'm going to just do the watercolor method for the rest of the wig. Oh, oh, don't uh! Oh forward! Oh all right! So once i finish coloring the roots of my hair, i boil some water on my stove and i'm going to be using two pots of water. I use one pot of boiling hot water and then the other. The second pot was just like sink hot. So it's kind of like half and half and also, i did add a little bit of salt to the water um. I forgot to do this on camera, but i did add some salt, because i've seen where someone has said like salt helps like the color penetrate the hair and you know stick to the hair better. So i did add salt into my water. Now i'm going to be using two bottles of the adore off black and i'm just going to pour basically all of that dye into the water, and then i'm just going to take some of that water and like squeeze it into the bottle. Just to make sure i get all the dye, you know we're trying to use up all our product. Okay, we don't got no monies away, so i'm making sure i use up all that dye. That'S in the bottle before i um go in and dunk my wig into the water cheese. Okay focus, oh talking, foreign, oh, oh, okay! You guys! So now it's time to rinse out my wig. Now, i'm not gon na lie to y'all. This wig was sitting for about 35-40 minutes. I completely forgot about it, however, you really don't need to um let your wig sit no more than 10 minutes honestly, especially when you're doing a watercolor method. You don't need to let your wig sit for that long, but my wig. It was chilling for a little bit, but that's fine! You know it. You know it's not going to hurt now i'm just rinsing my wig with cold water and i'm being careful with my lace because, as you um guys remember, i did actually apply dye directly on to the lace. So i'm being extra careful to make sure that i rinse those roots out first, you know because i don't want the color to bleed, because you know sometimes even when you're rinsing out um, hair, dye and stuff like that, sometimes the color can bleed onto your lace. So i'm making sure to rinse the roots out really good before i actually, you know start getting rough with the wig or whatever. So i'm just making sure i rinse out all those roots and then i'm just going to condition my hair with some silicone mix. I'M not using any shampoo or anything like that. I'M just going to condition my wig and i let my wig sit for about like an hour to an hour and a half and then i let it air dry and that's basically, all i did for the coloring process and then, of course, i went and installed. My wig, which you guys will see very shortly all right, you guys. So this is how the color turns out. It is bomb as hell, and normally i don't like dark hair on me, but i'm really really. You know i'm starting to get into this whole. You know jet black vibe or whatever, so i hope you guys enjoyed this video, don't forget to like comment and subscribe, and i will see you guys in my next one bye,