Easy Wig Transformation | Water Color Method | Burgundy Curly Lace Wig

Because i'm back, thank you so much for joining me back for today's video. My name is marie. If you are new to my channel, make sure to go ahead and click that subscribe button and also be sure to thumbs up the video before we jump into this video, i want to go ahead and start off by doing my comment appreciation. So if you did happen to watch my previous video each sunday, i'm going to be doing comment appreciation. I take a moment to engage with everyone who engages with me in my comment section, and i just answer some questions and just highlight some comments. So if you would like your comment to be featured, make sure to drop me, some comments below my videos, so she's nikki says i keep finding my curly wigs getting tangled at the root. It'S so annoying, i'm taking care of them, but it still happens. If you are having this happen with every curly wig that you deal with, you may want to recheck what products you are using on your wigs, sometimes bad products or just product buildup alone can cause your wigs to tangle, amanda henry gays. I hope i'm pronouncing that right, she says hi. I would like to see a video about giving a wig a simple trim on the ends to clear up dry, slash, split ends. If you guys want that video make sure to go to her comment on my previous video and like it or you can just drop a comment below and let me know you want the same thing. If you all leave me a comment below requesting something, i want you all not only to engage when there are negative comments, but to engage with people who may have questions or who may want to request, because the thumbs up button below each comment helps me to See that person's comments so make sure to thumbs up other people's comments and also answer the questions. Fiance no says another good tip for those wet and wavy units to add it's a 10 products after you wet it. I promise you, you won't regret it girl, i'm gon na, look into that. I used those products back in the day, but for some reason i haven't gravitated towards them lately, but i'm gon na give that a try. Thank you girl like to say thank you. So much for your support on my swimsuit try on haul. If you haven't seen that video make sure to go check it out all right, let's jump into today's video. This is what the inside of this tea part wig looks like it has. The weft hair has the combs the adjustable straps. So what i'm going to do with this wig today is, i am going to color it and i'm going to use a temporary color. So again i love the wig and i love the 99 j color, but i want to make it work for my complexion. So in order to do that, i have to kind of color it the way i'm going to color. This wig is going to be more so on trying to match the color but match it with the color that is going to add darkness to it a little bit but keep the beautiful 99 j color that we like. So it just depends on your complexion. It'Ll tone down some of that brightness that this wig has. So i have my water right here as you guys can see, and we are going to watercolor this wig, so you want to use water. That is definitely hot, but not too hot. You want it more! On that warm hot side, rather than the warm cool side, so i did boil some water and i poured it into here um. Let me see, i think i got two of my colors, so when i decided to do this, i made sure to find a color that will work perfectly. The color i'm going to be using today is by adore and it is the mahogany 106.. It has some of those burgundy tones in it. However, it's a bit darker - this is a semi-permanent color - is take the color, i'm going to put it into my tub of water and i'm going to use a generous amount, because you want the color to really deposit onto the hair, i'm using like half the bottle. If not the whole bottle, it just depends on how much hair you're using too i'm just going to take a comb and stir it up. Now, if you want me to do a more detailed video on how i have learned how to do watercolor, because it's supposed to be an easier process, however, if you don't know how to color, it can be so difficult, i know it is for me, so i Finally found some techniques that work for me so drop me that comment below. If you want me to show you the techniques, so my water looks like this, so what i'm going to do is i'm going to take the wig i'm going to turn it like this, and we are going to dip this wig into the actual color dip it In there as much as i can take it all the way in there get it nice and soaked kind of push it down now, since this is not a full lace wig, you really don't need to worry about the lace becoming color or anything like that. So i'm gon na, let that soak for a few minutes and then we'll be back. So i hope you all found this very helpful. I really enjoy recoloring this wig. I think it made all the difference when it came to just making this color work. For my complexion, so if you are looking to do the same thing, i will be sure to put the color that i use in the description box. If you would like me to do a detailed watercolor tutorial, make sure to tell me below in the comment section and also thumbs up this video um, because it took me a really long time to develop my own technique to doing the watercolor and making it work. And if you're a beginner, i know it can be a little bit difficult trust me it's supposed to be easy, but it definitely can be yeah all right so be sure to check the description box, and i will see you all back in my next video. Thank you so much for watching