Aquamarine Wig • Watercolor Method

Hey guys, or should I welcome back to my channel or welcome if you're new, today's video is obviously this aquamarine blue hair color using the water color method. So if you guys are interested just stay tuned and if you're not already subscribed to my channel be sure to do that right now, so all I used was a bowl or you can use like a plastic tote, three shades of blue dye. So I'm got to be free spray, a tint brush or just something to start with, and obviously the hair that you're gon na be dying. This is a frontal wig. I think it's 13 by 4 and I saw another girl say to spray the free spray. All over the lace to keep it from tinting when you dye it. I don't know if it'll stain, if you don't do this, but I didn't want to find out and then I just blow-dried that or you can let it air dry. Now, I'm just pouring some hot water into the bowl. It'S not boiling! I just put some hot water on the stove, while I sprayed the free spray. First, I'm starting with the lightest blue, shade moonstone by lunar tides and I just poured and stirred that into the water. The reason I'm even using 3 dyes is because I already had a bunch of hair dyes so, rather than going out of my way to order one, some beauty supplies our clothes right. Now I just use what I had to make the shade I was going for. I also wanted to start with light blue, because, just in case I missed any spots in the end or if it all wasn't one solid color at least the light spots would be light blue instead of blonde. So I just submerged the wig in the water and originally I bought this bowl so that I can shake it up cause like I said. I know it's easy to miss some spots, but when I stilted it over elite. So if this was a review on this ultra seal water, tight Bowl, it sucks so here's what it looks like after the first round now, I'm gon na take the aquamarine and blue jean baby shades by arctic fox and stir those in there as well make sure The little dye clumps are all the way dissolved into the water, because otherwise, if you put the wig in and they're, not you'll, get dark spots of that color all over the wig and akha stain like that, the aquamarine is kind of like turquoise and the blue. Jean baby has more of a true blue undertone, which is what I was going for, so I mixed all three colors together to get what I ended up with. However, you can literally just buy the exact shade of whatever color you want to do. I was just using what I already had, so I kept dipping it in to gradually go darker, because once you go to dark, you can't go back, and this is how it looked honestly. This was such a beautiful blue and I wanted to leave it like that. But, like I said I was recreating a look, so I added a little more dye one more time and since the water was warm, I just used my hands to finger comb through it to try to get any light spots in the middle or wherever that. I may have missed here's how it looked once it was done. I wasn't sure why I ended up lighter in the front, but for the look I was recreating. The blue actually was lighter in the front like that, so it turned out perfectly by accident. So this is how it came out, absolutely is a little more teal. Then I was going for if you're going for this teal turquoise aquamarine color. This is great. I was going for a little less teal, a little more true blue, but it's okay, because it's just so cute. The only reason I wanted that specific shade of blue is because I'm doing a recreation look, which is why my makeup looks like this is dry, got the nails on. I got these fake tattoos ones yeah. You guys want to see the loads be sure to follow me on instagram at denying kirsten, if you guys have any questions about this video just comment below, if you're not already subscribed to my channel, be sure to do that. Right now and I'll see you guys in my next video bye,