How To Dye Hair Aqua Blue | Watercolor Method Ft. Alipearl Hair | Stateofdallas

Like aqua green, I don't really like this color everyone likes on Instagram and stuff, so yeah and I basically just rated this was their body wear. This is a leak earlier and this was their 613 here and it came as a body wave and it was already constructed as a week, so I just customized it unplugged it and some baby hairs and dad at this color so yeah. I hope you guys enjoy the video if you wan na, see how I get this color, so just keep watching so. First you're gon na start off, like a bucket you bucket of your choice. This is just like a drawer from the Target brand, so you can use that make sure this is big enough to get the whole entire wig in you're gon na fill it up. Water I'll filled it up with hot water from just sink, but some people use boiling water, I'm not sure if it works better. I'Ve never used boiling water before so yeah and then, once you fill up the whole tub with water, you want to go ahead and take your wig, and this is from Ali pearl hair. This is a 6:13 wig and I believe it's been 24 inches, 24 or 26 inches. One of those - and I just came in - I sprayed it with God to be sprayed the laced and brushed out the hair in the hair. I just thought, maybe brushing out the hair will make it so the color better, so many patches, I'm using emerald and clover from the door dyes and I'm just gon na put that all into the water. So I think right now, I'm using clover first and putting it into the water. I want it and there's need to go for like a really green color, but I actually went and it was kind of blue. So I don't know it's okay. I really like the color anyway, so it turned out really nice. So once you like put all the color and then you want to just go in and stir it up, and I use the end of like a rat tail comb and start it up. You may want to use gloves for this, because your hands may turn a tint of blue. So once I put both through the dyes they're not mixed in both clover and emerald, and it isn't mixed it up and then you're gon na start with the water color method, so you're gon na start actually applying the hair and stuff. You want to make sure that there's no like chunks in the water at all, because that can make like pipes in the hair and it's just not really pretty so take your time when it comes to stirring the water so make sure. There'S like nothing left for like no clumps at all, and then I went in and dipped the front of the hair first cuz I just like when the roots are darker. It didn't really work, though, so this is just died pretty evenly to me so yeah and then I went in and dipped all of the hair in, and you want to just keep doing this dipping it in and out until you get your desired color payoff and Some people leave you in the water for a really really long time like hours. I probably left it in for one hour and you don't have to do this optional, but a lot of you say it takes to the dry better and I think so too, because it doesn't. You know how, like your hair, can come off blue like and you touch it doesn't do that if you leave it in there for a while, so I just kept soaking it and, as you can see, it wasn't the color. I wanted it just really like light and stuff, so just keep dipping it back in and if it's never like a color that you don't want at all and you keep dipping it in, then you might want to add more dot and then do it again. So it's all about like experimenting, and I know basically this is what I did and I put on gloves cause. I didn't want my fingers to turn into blue. As you can see this time, it's darker and then I went in and clean through the hair. Just to make sure I liked there was no blonde patches anywhere and the lace usually does not die, so you don't have to really worry about it. It depends on also the color, though cuz I've heard red hair tends to lace so yeah. If you spray, the got to be spray, can avoid it and help it like to not die the lace, and once I got the desired color that I want when it after I left it in for an hour, then I went in in shampooed and conditioned the Hair and I just used the Aussie moist one, and I would like this line because it makes it brings back to moisture into the hair and you just it's really nice. I like for natural, you're awesome, so yeah I mean I just went in and wash the hair all out. You wan na make sure you wash it very thoroughly, so you don't get any bleeding of the hair. If you wear white or anything like that and the water color method is just so easy because it's like a beginner front friendly, you don't have to be an expert to know how to do it. It'S really fun. Actually it's kind of like when you're a little kid and you tie dyeing shirts and stuff. It'S just really fun, so I recommend knowing it if you have 6:13 hair and you just like border of it, I mean just you know, spice it up and here's what the color looked like after and then I went in with the emerald and I poured it Into a bowl - and I went in with her into the roots and darkened it up a little bit, so I went with a brush and just started painting onto the roots, because I felt like it was just a little too light at the roots, because I like, When, like the hair, is darker at the roots a little bit and I wanted to make sure that it will blend in with my dark skin, so that's why this went in just a little bit and I saw that it made a difference. So I was happy, it wasn't like so noticeable and I didn't want it to be. I just wanted to be a little bit darker and I left this on probably about 10 minutes. I didn't leave it off for very long, and this step is optional. I just saw that I had more dot and I want it to be a little darker. So just what I did to achieve the color - and I hope this was simple enough for you guys to understand, check out the links below to Ali girl hair. I really like the hair. This is my second time I believe, working with them and I had six dozen hair from you both times. So I really liked it. The first time I constructed my own wig when I did the ash blonde hair, and this time it came as a wig, and I really like the way the wig came. It was a pretty neat part and everything and it was not much shedding, and it's really nice and constrained very nice. So, let's there body made here so hey guys, thanks for watching the video, please leave a like and subscribe. I hope it was pretty easy and self-explanatory like how to do spell it and if you want to have any other questions about the color or anything else, just leave it down below and I don't get to answering it. I also don't forget to probably all my social media will still be down below, so most of its state of Dallas and yeah I'll see you guys next time.