Red Watercolor Transformation Ft. Alipearl Hair |Hot Glue Gun Wig

Hi guys and welcome back to my channel if you find that the video is a little bit too something for your liking, it's because my camera is messed up. I recently broke it. I don't know how, but it won't. Let me zoom out any farther than this. So I just have to make do until I can either get it fixed or get a new camera. So I'm just gon na jump right into today's video. I'M going to be doing a hair review and a little bit of coloring for you guys on some hair from highly Pro hair I'll leave all their information down below they sent to me three bundles, which these are only two. This is the 22 inch and this is three inch bundles, and this is the closure they sent me. I believe this is a six by six closure, transparent lace. The color is just one be natural black. It feels very soft and silky right out the pack. It just came packaged in the plastic bag that you see here and then everything came inside of this little pink satin sack, which I think it's so cute and they just came inside of a DHL bench. So for this video I'm going to be taking this hair from this dark brown color into a nice red now, when they first initially sent me his hair. I didn't know what I wanted to do with it, because I just you know it was all over the place with ideas as far as coloring it maybe like jet, black or blonde, but I realized I haven't done a red hair color. Yet so I decided to try red now: I'm not going to be going clown where there's nothing too light and vibrant, maybe more of like a burgundy color or like a dark cherry color. But this look today, I'm not sure exactly how light the hair will come out, because I'm not sure how like this hair will get so we'll. Let see how like this hair gets today. You guys so we're gon na be using 40 volume developer, quick, blue bleach. Some gloves and Clemson from adore and Wow cherry from adore look at how big the tub was compared to how much bleach was actually in it. I was really mad at about this, like they could have really used the smaller container. So I'm just going to be putting in this bleach and developer into the tub that the bleach actually came in I'm going to be putting in a little bit more of the bleach than I normally would, because I want to stretch this bleach out and get as Much bang for my buck as possible and since I'm just doing and all over color it really doesn't matter you you, you you you so I'm just taking my hands in the bleach mixture and I'm just going to be applying that all over the bundle calming it Through a bit, and then I'm gon na make sure after that, I flip it over and get the back side as well. Another thing you always want to make sure if you aren't gon na unfold, the whole bundle make sure you are separating the hair, as you guys will see me doing a bit to make sure the bleach is actually getting on the inside of the weft as well. You now these bundles turned really fast and I got really bright. I was really happy for that. If I would have left these bundles to sit how I normally leave my hair, I select this color when it came out too bright, but they were the perfect honey color. I would definitely recommend working with this hair company. If you want some hair that can die well, so if you guys see me stopping for a bit, it's because I was on Instagram live talking to my viewers. While I was doing this, if you guys don't follow me on Instagram I'll, be leaving my Instagram in one of the corners so follow me and as you guys can see, the hair got really bright, like I said, and you guys see me picking it up with The gloves, because the bundles are literally so hot, you guys so just taking some excess bleach that I had left over and just applying that on the spots that seem dark and now you'll see me going through the closure and getting that bleach close to the roots. Okay, so I'm back with a bucket with some hot water in it I have a towel down over my surface. I have both of the dyes I'll be using today and also the hair, so the hair came out to be this really pretty honey, color and I'm very happy that it didn't get any lighter, because I did not want this color to come out and be like A clown rat or anything like that - I wanted to be as subtle as a rat can be never done right before it and I'm really nervous. I don't know why, so I wanted to be a bit more subtle, so jumping right into it. I'M going to save this closure for last, because I want to go in and do the roots separately. If you guys want to see how I do my roots to make sure I get no down the lace, you guys can click here or here. I think it to this side to see the video where I went over, how I can dye. You know the hair without getting anything on the lace. So let's just jump right in I'm going to mix both crimson and Wow cherry. Whenever I do watercolor I like to go in with a smaller container, because it makes the color way more saturated and concentrated. If I want to do something a bit more soft, I won't mind using a bigger container, so I'm just going in and just mixing that up making sure everything is all good and what's a watercolor method, it is pretty self-explanatory and easy. You literally just dip the bundles or the wig or whatever you have into a bucket of dye mixture with water, and you see me not putting on gloves, which I didn't need to do in the first place, because I still ended up with color all over my Hands but it just was for demonstrational purposes. I recommend you definitely mark those who I was really liking the colored arm team. Now you see me putting some more dye in my bucket. This is gon na be for the closure. I will not recommend dipping the full closure in there or at the frontal, or with whenever you're using red color. I find red stains, lace and black, definitely stain sleeves, so I'll show you guys in a bit how it does stay in the lace. Once I flip this closure back around, so I just dipped most of the ends in there and then I'm gon na go in and actually do the roots by hand with a comb. I have a video on that. I said it earlier in the video, so you should definitely go check out that video. If you want to see how I dye my groups or anything without getting any color on the lace, so this is the hair after I'm all done with the water color. I was really happy with the way the color came out. I initially wanted something a bit darker than this. However, this color still was very pretty to me and I really loved it. So now we just want to take a dome cap. I recommend using the dome cap for this method that I'm gon na use, not the mesh cap. I really find that the dawn cap works better. You want to pin down your wig, I like to use. Stick pins, not T pins. T pins can definitely cause holes in the lace I just like to use, stick pins better and I'm just gon na be placing that closure right on and I'm going to be using the stick pins to hold it in place. While I sew so, the method we will be using today is the hot glue gun method. Now, before I go in and glue any tracks down, I always sew my lace piece, no matter what technique I use, if I'm losing track glue, if I'm gon na be hand sewing or for when we doing machine song. Now that we have that closure piece all sewn down, I'm going to take my bundles and I'm going to measure them out and cut them beforehand and I'll be putting the glue directly onto the cap rather than onto the weft. And now I really like to do the hot glue gun method, because in my opinion it also seals the bundles. So you really don't get too much shedding when you use this method and I'm just gon na give each strand a few pools just to show you guys that this method is secure. If you do it the right way and you use enough glue, I love this method for just quick waves and you know getting things done efficiently. If you guys want to get a little bit more in depth, video on plucking click above so now, I'm just gon na take my hot comb and just flatten out everything and make that part a little bit more neat. So this is the finished wig. I really enjoyed working with the hair. I love the color and if you guys want to see a video on how I actually install a 6x6 closure, definitely leave a comment down below and definitely don't forget. If you enjoyed this video to like and subscribe