Dying My Hair Black With Blue Undertones| No Bleach| Ft. Julia Hair

Alright guys so welcome back to my channel today we're doing the dyeing tutorial for Julia hair. I'M just gon na show you guys how I get in my hair to be jet black and healthy and shiny. So, as you can see, this is the hair right after I made my wig, it's like a number two. There are also some hairs in there that are kinda like a number 4, so we're just going to go ahead and try to get it as like as we can. So when I got my hair when I had closures, I like to section off the closure. First, to ensure that I am being as careful as possible when dyeing any kind of hair that you really don't want to get dark. Hair dye on your lease. So the dye I'm gon na be using is dark and lovely midnight blue and that I'm using a door and jet black and like a blue-black color as well, all dyes will be listed down below in the description box as per usual. Yes, so to start, I'm just taking the dark and lovely guy, and I'm using that for the frontal. Mostly it's not a frontal. I'M sorry, I'm using that for the closure, mostly because it does have an activator. So you want to go ahead and mix that up and the other guys just a semi-permanent guide. We won't be lifting this hair, so it won't be as blue. It will be more just a jet-black, so I'm gon na use the developer one. The parts that we'll be showing the most and then I'm gon na use the extra dye to kind of go over everything. It'S kind of hard to explain, but I'll show you guys so to div' closure. I want to do is section it all and very carefully sprayed the bag kind of in a horizontal motion, and then I'm going to use my brush now. You want to do this as carefully as possible, and you don't want to pour the guide directly where the roots are you kind of see how I'm doing it a couple of inches from the roots and then I'm using my brush to go ahead and get closer To the roots that way, I'm not getting any dye seeping through my lace. Now, once you finish, the entire closure part you can move to the back. I use the dark and lovely on the closure and the side, and then I use the adorn die in the back. That'S because, just in case the adorn that I didn't take as much it wouldn't be able to be shown. You couldn't tell because the hair on the top would be really dark, but the adored I did ended up taking very well so that was pretty cool. I just wanted to be extra careful when I was so. Basically, I separated the back part of my hair into two sections and I am going through kinda like I did with the front. You don't want to take really thick pieces, I'm taking no more than two tracks at a time to go in and I'm applying it at the roots and then I'm smoothing it down with my brush and I'm combing it through with my fingers and with a comb. The most important thing is to make sure your hair is as saturated as possible with this dye. Usually, if I lift my hair with bleach, I would wet the hair first and then diet, but because I'm not lifting this hair, I wanted the dye sweet as pigment as possible. So I didn't want to water it down, and all those kind of redundant you're, just gon na go ahead and apply it and go down. It'S really easy when you're, making hair darker as long as you don't get dyed and when you're closer you're pretty much set. However, I did make a mess out of my mannequin head, but you know life goes on it's whatever, so I'm just going to and as you guys can see, I was tugging at the hands totally up. Nothing is gentle as possible, but this is just goes to show you that be hot glue, gun method does hold up, you know and everything and none of the tracks slipped or anything. So I stand by my hot glue gun. That'S it. If you guys want to see that video, you can check out my previous tutorial, it is the one right for this I'll try to link it below, but I'm trash, but remember and stuff like that. So what we're gon na do now, that we finish the entire back is go back to the front where the dark and lovely diet and just use all the excess adored eyes. That way. All the tents and everything will be the same color and we don't have to worry about one part being blue or black up in another part, you just want to make sure your entire wig saturated as you can see when I went back to do the closure. I'M doing extremely small part if you wan na, make sure it's as meticulous as it can be, because the last thing you wan na do is get this down your lace. It will stain forever. It'S like any other dye. You can probably color up with foundation or whatever, but dark dye is a rat like you, just got scented leaves, and just let's deal with this, I did leave this guy in overnight and then the next day I just washed it out, blow-dried it in flat ironed. It you guys can see me styling this hair in my previous tutorial, I am going to show you this hair in the light or as much sunlight as I can so, if you guys want to stay tuned for that, that's coming up next, I love you guys. So much thanks for subscribing thanks for watching thanks for liking and I'll, see you in my next tutorial, hey guys, I'm trying to show you the color and the Sun, but since there has been no Sun here, basically it is like the perfect jet black color. There is a slight blue tent when, like there's a certain light on it, but it's no longer like that. Regular brown color it's now the perfect jet black. That will not turn green. So this is how I get all of my dark hair colors. Here'S the blueish tent. I was trying to tell you guys about so this is perfectly black and then there's a slight head of blue and it makes it so shiny and sleek. This hair is already I've straighten this hair. I washes hair twice by now. This is actually two weeks later so in the color so holding up it doesn't bleed. Hair still looks healthy and moves like nobody's business and smoothing shorty