Howto: Bring Any Wig Back To Life !! | Voiceover*

Hi you guys and welcome to my channel. So as you can see from the title today, I'm gon na be working some magic. This is a 36 inch weight from the wig vault. I'Ve met it's been sitting in my drawer for over a year. So that's why it looks like this, so we're gon na work some magic today, because this right here is not it. So I'm going in with my coconut milk from organics, usually I've used to the whole mix, but I ran out silicone mix in coconut. Milk is much too highly recommended transitioners when it comes to here, and I don't use shampoo and weaves whatsoever. I don't recommend it because it has too many harsh chemicals. So what you basically want to do is just wet the hair completely. I like to use a bowl, so I can make sure the entire here is soap. I don't want to miss any patches or any spots. I want everything to be nice and conditioned so I just sprinkle some conditioner on the hair. You don't want to put too much of conditioner, because it'll get really soapy and then it's really hard to get all of it out when it's time to rinse. So I use little by little at a time and when you brush your hair. Ladies make sure you always start from bottom to top, you never want to start from top to bottom because it will rip the hair out of the roots if you start from the top and work your way down. I always rip the hair out anyway, because I'm very heavy-handed - I don't know if you could tell in this video, but I'm just really heavy-handed. I don't really care when it comes to my wigs anyway, because I know I'm not even gon na really wear it for too long. So I'm just adding a little bit more conditioner because I felt like it wasn't conditions enough when I was brushing a lot of the hair was coming out, which means it's not silky and soapy enough. You want there to be completely moisturized with conditioner before you brush through it to make the process very easier. If you have a wig, that's very tangled or that got very bad, you want to make sure it's very conditioned when you brush it, don't ever brush your hair when it's dry always brush it when the conditioner is sitting in the here, so I'm just making sure The hole here is very lathered with conditioner you see. I was coming back to life already Sookie, yes, girl die stadt organics, I'm telling you. I love this conditioner. So now I'm gon na get ready to die. So I sectioned off a piece from the very back of the wig, where my straps are because I want the bottom of my way to be blue this week, I'm going to just randomly take patches of the hair and just dye it different colors. I don't want it to be perfect. Usually I don't do watercolors, especially when it's for my clients, but being that it's for me, I really don't care like I said I usually always hand paint my wigs, but I wanted a really messy random. Look I'll show you skies some pictures in this video of, when I hand paint - and I want it to look perfect, but that's not really the look I'm going for today. I just want weird different patches of different colors, so I'm going to keep dipping it inside of the baby blue from a door. Usually I use Pravana sparks sometimes I'll use the door depending when I'm doing for my clients, but for myself. I know that I'm not gon na really wear this here as much probably for school three days and then take it off. So I just use the cheapest size. I can get that still color good, so I'm gon na take off a section at the top. I just like I told you guys, I'm just doing different random patches. It'S no specific way to do it. If you want to recreate this look, you also don't have to be exactly like mine, because the point of it is to be messy and different, so you can use the same technique that I'm using, but you don't have to do it in the exact same spots That I'm doing it in if that makes sense, so this spot. I believe I wanted it to be ombre, so I didn't take it all the way up to the top. I just did the middle. Now I am going through section of a piece from the other side of the wig, and I'm sorry that that was a little bit out of angle. I'M gon na bring it down. I'M gon na section off a piece of the top right by the middle part, and I want that whole section to be blue. Oh yeah, I accidentally got some of the blue on the other side. This is why I hand paint if it was for a client. I would never do this, I would be so mad. I would have to get color corrector and take that part out and reads away because you can never get a straight perfect, even color when you're doing watercolor - and I didn't mean for it to go through on the other side, but yeah usually accident here is like The best here anyway, so I'm pretty sure it's gon na, come out cute. So now I'm gon na go in with atomic paint from kiss, which is like a hot pink and, like I said before, I'm just gon na do brands on random patches. So the side that I messed up with the blue I'm going to put some pink all the way to the top. So maybe it can give it a gradient ombre effect and it won't look so messed up. I'M just adding a little bit more paint because it wasn't as bright as I wanted it to be. I'M just looking for another spot to do another random spot. I'M gon na! Do it towards the front right under where I put the first stripe and if I'm going too fast for you guys, please let me know in the comments I hope everybody can catch up but, like I said, if you want to recreate this look, you don't have To do it exactly how I did it, it'll still be cute, just use the same colors that I'm using. I just took out another random piece and did another pink. So now I'm just washing the bowl out to get ready for the next color, which is lavender and I'm sorry. I forgot to show this one in the camera, but it's just lavender from a door. You guys, please excuse my big stomach in this video, I'm getting so fat during this bowling team. You guys, I don't know what's going on, but I'm gon na take this fat and put it somewhere because it's not staying here. So I just dipped a random piece in the lavender from the side that was not blue, just in case you missed that part, and now I'm just taking some of the back where I put the blue right. On top of that, I wanted some purple and I said I'm just gon na do two pieces laughing so because I don't want to lose a lot of the pink that the wig actually started with now you just rinse rinse rinse. So this is the color that I got once I rinsed it out. It'S just given me a very pretty unicorn vibe. I love it. This is so cute if you follow me on Instagram. This is reminding me a little bit of my kanzi wig. That'S on the site, it's so cute and I love how all of the colors mixed together towards the tips and made like a silvery pastel unicorn color, towards the tips. I just love is so cute. So now I'm going to blow-dry this entire wig, which is gon na. Take me about 20 minutes. I want to keep you guys. Waiting in this way came out so pretty I just love it so now that is dry except for a couple of spots, but it doesn't matter I'm gon na fly in it anyway. I just wanted to show you guys how it's coming out and, of course, it's a little bit lighter than it was when it was wet, because wet here tends to be a little bit darker. So I'm going to go ahead and fill my iron in and come back, so I'm in the middle of flat ironing you guys. I just want to show you the process how this looking is so so so so pretty I love it and I love messy patchy. Wow fun, colors and fun hair. I hate perfect, perfect stripes. Sometimes when I'm doing anything, that's like rainbow or unicorn, I like it to be weird and messy, and this is her I put her on my mannequin. If you guys follow me, you know this is Tasha. Tasha where's, all of my wigs she models all of my wigs and I just love the way this came. I was just so beautiful nice right. I really really hope you guys enjoyed this video. I'M definitely gon na come with more coloring. If you guys ask me to, let me know in the comments don't forget to Like comment subscribe and thumbs up this video, if you liked it, you guys so beautiful, so I will see you guys in my next video. Thank you so much for watching