Dying Hair Black To Brown Without Bleach

Hey it's your girl, janae and welcome to my channel. If you want to see how i got this hair color from black to brown without bleach continue watching. These are the colors that you will need to complete this color. I use cream in nature, honey. Blonde 50 volume developer when you get the dye it comes with gloves. I used a bleach bucket to mix all the colors. I used about five to six boxes of this color. This is a cream developer, so i cut the end of the tube and i put it in the bottle and then i open the lid and i squeeze the rest out to make sure i have all the product. So so i started to mix the product together. I'M sorry for the camera being sideways. I don't know why i did that, but i used 50 volume developer because i wanted the color to show more and raised to its lightest ability. Since i wanted the hair to be all one color. I just started painting on the product and brushing it through. As i went, i put the hair in sections and i started from the back of the wig and went to the frontal. This is the wig when it's all done, i let it sit for 45 minutes before i washed it out. This is me washing out the hair. This is the color that it turned to. I was kind of hesitant because it was still dark and i wanted it lighter i'm using purple shampoo, because i don't have any other shampoo but use a shampoo that you have and shampoo the hair. Then i put conditioner in in the hair and i let it sit overnight and i washed it out and i let it dry, but the color wasn't how i wanted it. So i didn't like the color that the wig came out. It was still too dark and i wanted it lighter. So i went back to the beauty, splash store and i got creamy nature light. Caramel brown and i wanted to add, highlights to the wig to see how it would look. This color actually came with a color booster and i used it and it will lighten the hair amazing. I did the same as i did. The last time cut the end of the product and put it in a bowl, and i use 50 volume developer again. So so this time i started from the front of the head, because i wanted to do highlights so i started with two strands in the front. Then i went down the sides and just went lower with the color as i went, then i started from the ends and went up with the color. Once i got done with the frontal, when i was done with the hair, i let it sit for 45 minutes again, then i rinsed it out and let it condition overnight. This is the final result of the hair. I will be inserting pictures and videos of what the hair look like before when it was black and what it looks like now in the sun. That is brown. If you like this video, please like comment and subscribe, follow me on instagram at originate. Underscore twitter originate underscore and stay tuned for more videos.