Easy Watercolor Method On 20 In. Blonde Lace Front| Shela Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, so today I'm gon na be showing you guys how I water colored this wig from Shella hair. So as you open it, they send you a lots of goodies in this box. It contains some eight, I think, not earrings. That was like a a clip for the hair, a couple clips, some eyelashes, a wig cap and some little post-its. So now we get into the fun fun part, which is this awake. So this wake was already pre plucked and this is the whole 20 inches of it. So there's the lace you can see. It'S actually really really really soft. This hair texture was like what are the best hair textures. The wig was really easy to put on and you could see those clips for support and an adjustable band in the back and yeah. So now, I'm taking these two colors, an intense red and raging red. These are from a door. You can get these at your local boutique Beauty Supply, they range from anywhere from six to eight dollars and I'm going to be mixing these two to get the color that I want. So what I have here is some hot water that I pour from my kitchen sink, it's not that hot. I don't know why my water is it super burning hot, but I mean it's, it did the trick. So you just pour everything. That'S in the container in there and then you're just going to mix that up also, please do not forget to wear gloves because this water color method it does stay in your hand if you do not use gloves and you're, not cautious precautious, so please wear gloves. So now I'm taking my hair and I'm slowly dipping the ends in there and you're just gon na slowly, um dip that in there until you have fully saturated the entire wig. So this is what the wig looks like after 20 minutes and as you can see, there's a couple different shades and tones going on here. There'S the pink there's the red there's, the light pink, there's the there's all different shades, but once my wig was dry, it looked so beautiful, so the wig was a little bit too pink for my liking right here in this clip, so I went in with my Second bottle of intense red, because I wanted it like more of that reddish not like pink and yeah. I know that I said use glove, but the reason why I said that's because I learned I don't use gloves here and I learned my lesson because my hands did stain. So, that's why I'm saying make sure you guys wear gloves the entire process, because you do not want your hands to stain. I don't know why. I was thinking that, because it was water, the water color method that I wasn't going to stay in my hands. Just I just didn't make any sense, but yeah, I'm just redoing my hair in there, and I think I left it in for about another 15 minutes. So now I'm actually done and I'm just going to go ahead and start rinsing out. This color just want to make sure that you guys get out as much color as you want. This is my first time doing any type of method, so I don't know if I did the steps properly. So you just want to make sure that you guys do get everything out and make sure that you are conditioning it because you want to add some moisture back to the wig, because the way was already blond to begin with. And then you went ahead and colored. It, and so you just want to put in somewhere extra moisture - and this is what my lace front looks like with the color in it - I'm just going ahead and coming it and they get all these tones. It was exactly the clothes I was looking for. It'S so pretty, so please like share comment and subscribe and I'll see you guys in my next video bye,