The Best Water Color Method & Wig Construction Ft. Janet Collection Natural Temple Frontal & Bundles

Hey guys, it's me Lena B and today I'm going to be showing you guys my watercolor method and wig construction using the genic collection, perfect one pack solution, Brazilian bundle, hair, which includes the 13 by fours lace, closure and three bundles in 1820 and 22. So, as you guys can see, the front of the frontal looks like a normal frontal. However, the sides don't have very much parting space. It'S just about enough for your edges, which, for me is really great, because you can bring your bundles a little closer to the front and have that full effect. The bundles were very soft, with no shedding and to start my wig. I use this dome style. Mesh cap that I got at my local beauty supply store. Now this video is more or less going to be about my water, coloring method and so I'll briefly, take you guys through how I make a wig. It won't be very detailed, but there are a ton of videos on youtube. If you really want to know how to hand stitch a wig, I will give you guys some very important tips like when you're doing the frontal. You always want to measure it to the front of the cap and then slide it down about a half inch over the cap, and then you stitch the sides directly onto the cap. All right guys. One important tip that I do want to give you, if you're, just starting out making wigs when you use the dome cap, you want to make sure that you do not go through that elastic band. This will prevent your wig from stretching and you won't have a proper fit. It'S gon na be too tight. So, even though you're going through the area where the band is located, you want to make sure that you're only taking the needle through that mesh material and not completely through the band or your wig will not fit another tip. This wig is just for for me personally, but if you're making a wig for a client or for professional use, if you're using a 613 or blonde hair, you want to make sure that you have tan thread and also try your best to find a tan dome. Cap for me, I knew that I'd be coloring the hair, so those black threads and the cap would not show through. But if your client will be wearing the hair blond or in the 613, you definitely want to make sure that you have a lighter color thread and a lighter color cap all righty. Now this is where I'll show you how I start my watercolor method. I take the closure part and completely leave that out, because I want a lot of my color to be saturated towards the front and then I'll just take slices out of the hair and I'm going to pull those up to separate them from the rest of the Hair, this is almost like a weaving effect, so you're going to take all of that hair and then you're gon na pull it up into a ponytail to move it out of the way and then I'm going to do the same thing in the back section and Make another ponytail alrighty guys so you're gon na start with boiling hot water you're in a port into your container, and then I did use the adorn colors in navy, blue and baby blue, I'm sorry royal navy and baby blue. So this is the royal navy and I used about half of the bottle, all righty and now we're gon na dip. Those ends of the ponytail into the color and you'll notice that I kind of go up and down with the ponytail, and that's just so. I can get different shades of the blue because the longer you leave it, the darker darker, the color, will come out. So I'm gon na kind of go close to the top of the ponytail and pull it out, and that's gon na make a lighter shade of blue and then I'll leave the ends in a little longer to make a darker blue. I don't know it kind of reminds me of when I used to dye Easter eggs and remember guys these types of colors are meant to be fun. This shows your artistic ability and your creativity, so don't ever take to take it too serious. If you there's really no way to mess up, color is meant to be fun, paint your own picture. Another reason why you want to weave out pieces and also create different variances of the color is because you never want block color. You never want people to see where the color starts and where it stops, you want it all to just flow together like one masterpiece and here's. The baby blue adore color that I used. I totally forgot to show on camera me pouring it in, but I just did the same exact thing as I did in the first bucket. I poured it in mix it, and then I put the entire wig inside of there and, as you can see, you have those different shades of blue. I just kind of dunk the wig up and down a little bit and let it sit for about four minutes, because I didn't want the baby blue to overpower the royal navy and here's the color. If you guys like to see how I style the video leave, I'm sorry styled the hair leave a comment below and in the next video I'll show. You guys how I curled my curling techniques and the outcome of the big body. Curls. Here'S another look of the hair straighten out. This hair was absolutely beautiful and it's budget-friendly. This hair, I believe, is less than $ 80 and it's a complete style, and I just love it I'll, leave all the links and details below. If you have any questions for me, leave a comment and I'll get back to you again guys, thanks for watching