Let'S Make A Slime Green Wig | I Dyed My Hair In Water In Mins

Hey everyone, its Michelle and welcome back to my channel so today, I'm gon na be doing this slime green hair slave. For you guys this one was highly requested. A lot of you guys requested me to do this hair look. So, of course, I have to do it for you guys and I'm gon na show you guys how I made this week from start to finish and how I color it. So if you want to see how I achieve this hair look, then please continue to watch all right. Let'S make this wig, so the first thing you're gon na need is some hair. So today I'm using the princess hair plug, and this is their six one. Three go on Peruvian hair in 22 inches. So you guys I've been wanting to try out the princess hair plug here for quite some time now, and this hair is actually by time. The infamous she also does YouTube videos. She has amazing makeup. Tutorials, her hair always looks bomb and I'm a huge fan of her channel. So I will link all the hair info and I'll also link her channel in the description bar down below. So you guys can go ahead and check her out. So the front row that I'm using today is also from Princess hair plug, and I love this frontal because I felt like it didn't, really require a lot of tweezing in the front to get it to have a natural hair line. Alright, so we're gon na move on to the fun part and I'm gon na do the watercolor technique. I did the same technique in my last hair video. I actually filmed both those videos on the same day so he's seen my minty green hair. I filmed this video the same exact date, so you need a bucket just fill it up with some hot water, not all the way to the top, alright guys so to achieve the slime green hair color that we are going for today, I'm gon na be using The kiss Express semi-permanent hair color in the shade lime light and I'm also using the ion bright, semi-permanent hair color in the shade shamrock. So it's like a darker green shade and you're gon na need a mixing bowl to mix the product in. So I'm gon na go ahead and apply the kiss color into that bowl and I'm only using half a bottle and then I'm gon na go in with the iron brights. As you can see, the consistency of this one is a lot thicker, so you really have to mix them together and I'm using half of the iron brights as well. I really wanted to use a different brand to get a green that shade, but that's the only thing I could my sally's and you guys after I mix them together. I'M just gon na pour all this stuff into the hot water, and then we are going to go ahead and mix that up mix it up. So once a day is mixed into the water. We'Re gon na go ahead and grab our first bundle and make sure you're wearing gloves when you do this guys, because it will stain your freaking fingers and you do not want that. Okay, my nails were stained when I try this out for the first time and it was it took forever to get it off. Anyways, I'm just gon na dump that hair right into that bucket and look at that green like I got the perfect shade of green. That I wanted to get so I got excited, and I put a little bit more of that hair dye into that bucket for my second bundle of hair and you guys as soon as I put the hair into the bucket, it literally took to the color right Away like I don't even think this took me two minutes to do. I didn't really time it, but it changed right away. I don't even think I had it in there for a minute. It was probably in there for maybe 49 seconds or so, but it wasn't in there very long and a lot of you guys asked questions about the last video I did. As for the frontal, it does not get stained whatsoever. I didn't put anything to protect the frontal, so, as you can see, there's no stain on the frontal at all, like the frontal, is perfect. I love this technique for frontals, so the lace is absolutely perfect. There is no stain on it and this whole entire process. Dyeing the bundles and the frontal, it probably took maybe five minutes to do, and I only use one and a half bottle of the kiss color and I use one of the shamrock ion brights colors. So I didn't really use a lot of dye or anything I'll put everything in a description bar down below as well. Alright, so now we're gon na go ahead and make this wig and you are gon na - need a dome style. Wig cap, I usually get mine at the beauty, supply store or on Amazon, I'll link it in the description bar down below. I love the stretch mesh one because I just feel like it fits so much better on my head, alright guys. So I already know my measurements for my head. My head is 21 inches, but I put the front hole on top of the wig cap, and so this is how I measure my front towles to make sure they fit perfectly. I just marked the top of it because that's where the frontal ends, and also on the ear where I would put the frontal. I hope this is not confusing for you guys, but there's plenty of videos on how to measure your head on YouTube. Alright, so I'm gon na be using a wig canvas head. That'S what I used to make all my wigs. I prefer to use this over these styrofoam head and this one is 21 inches, just like my head size and I'm gon na post. The link where I got this as well in the description bar down below and you're gon na need some t pins. So I'm just gon na use the T pins just to pin that lace frontal onto my weight cap as you can see, I'm placing it in all the areas where I marked so right by the air and at the top, and as for the frontal, I pulled A little bit of that frontal down, so it goes a little bit over that wig cap, and this is gon na be helpful once the wig is done, because when we apply it on the head, we just want a little bit of lace going over the forehead. That way, the weight fits perfectly on our head and you guys I'm just putting all that hair away and then we're gon na start sewing on this frontal. So you are going to need a weave variety. You can use blonde thread EP prefer. I really don't care because you're not gon na see the third, when I'm done making this week anyways and also a weave needle I'm gon na start out. By doing my first stitch right at the center of the frontal - and you just want to make sure that you stitch that down very very flat, so you don't have any bumps, because that's the worst when you're stitching are not flat and you have bumpy front holes Like that's, no fun your front old and not lay flat if it's all bumpy okay, so just take your time with it and just sew. But once I get to the end, I'm gon na go ahead and cut that thread. And then I make a double knot, because I don't want it to come and done you guys. Whenever I make my wigs and I sewed them down, nothing like the web's, nothing is falling off like they are stitched on perfectly like they do not come off at all, so I'm gon na go in with my first track. My first bundle and I'm just gon na go ahead and put the T, pin and pin it onto the very back of the wig cap and then we're gon na. Do the same thing go ahead and sew and again you just want to make sure that the stitching is nice and flat. That way, your ways are not bumpy and I'm doing the fold-over method so I'll go ahead and fold the track. Instead of cutting the track and we're just gon na go ahead and sew, you guys I'm gon na be honest with you. It took me a while to make the wig, because my thumb my nail broke, you know when your nail, like literally, is broken and it's hanging and it's like attached to your natural nail. I know it sounds so gross, but it was really really hurting my finger and my long nails were like literally causing me to so super super slow that day. So it took me a while to make this way, so I'm just gon na continue to do the fold-over method, and I'm just gon na use my teeth, pins to secure the web and we're just gon na go ahead and continue to show honestly is literally the Same steps over and over so you guys can just watch what I'm doing. Okay, so now that I'm getting closer to the top, I'm gon na go ahead and start cutting the tracks of hair and I'm just going to start sewing them straight across. Instead of doing the fold-over method and the stitching is the same - just keep it nice and flat and yes, we are on our final and last track. The hard part is over, the wig is pretty much completed. I shouldn't say a hard part: it's just that! It'S very time-consuming you guys, so that's the wig cap, underneath we are gon na cut off that extra part in the front, because we absolutely do not need this once the wig is completed, so we're just gon na cut that part off, and that is what it Looks like I use an elastic band in my way to keep my wig secure and fit on my head perfectly. This band that I got. I got it from Amazon and I'll link it in the description bar down below. I love that the band is so thick. So I put the elastic band onto the wig cap ear to ear, so I don't put it on the lace front, while you guys so on the wig cap - and I just saw it ear to ear alright, so this week obviously needs some more work. We need to fix up that hairline. You guys, and I like to go in with a water bottle just to wet the hair, because it's a lot easier for me to tweeze the hairline and you need a good good, tweezer, okay and I like to tweeze behind the hairline. That'S how you ensure that you do not over tweeze your front tools. You don't want to over tweeze it because if you tweeze too much in the front, you can end up with some bald spots in the front, and you don't want your front toes to have bald spots like it's, not cute. It'S happened to me before so I tweeze behind the hairline. You guys this part can be time-consuming as well, but just take your time with it and be patient and just tweeze behind that hairline you guys and just to make sure that I don't over tweeze. What I do sometimes is. I actually tried the wig on just to make sure that I'm not over tweezing it and I'll even tweeze the wig, while it's on my head just to ensure that I'm not overdoing the hairline as well, you guys so yeah. It'S pretty much the same steps over and over tweeze behind the hairline. Alright. So now that we're all done, tweezing I'm gon na go ahead and get my blow dryer and blow her out and we're gon na go ahead and style that wig. So we can get her all the way together. Alright, so I'm gon na go in with a flat iron. It'S pretty easy to straighten here. I'M pretty sure you guys already know how to use a flat iron, so the flat iron that I'm using it's by ion and I'll just link that in a disc Jabar. If I can find it because I've had it for four years now. I think, but it's a really good flutter, and you guys, I must tell you this hair is so amazing, like it is silky. It is smooth like this is probably one of the best six one three hears I use like. I really really really love the quality of the princess hair plug and I also use some Chi. This is their hair serum and I apply that into the hair as well. Alright. So this is what our wig is. Looking like right now, she's sitting a little high on my head, because I don't have a wig cap on so everything was nice and flat under there, okay, but anyways. I just want to show you guys this step right here, because I never really show this part where I caught my lace. It'S a little hard for me to film this part on camera. Actually, because my mirror goes to the side and it's hard to look into the viewfinder and cut my lace, and I did not want to ruin my lace, you guys, so I cut it as close to the hairline. But I do leave a little bit of lace, because I need something to pull onto my forehead and with the six one three here. The lace is a little bit on the transparent side, so it's kind of white. When I do glue this down, I usually put foundation onto my lace, so it matches into my skin perfectly and it just blends right in so yeah. That'S pretty much how I cut off the excess lace. I usually cut a little bit more when I'm gluing down the way. You'Ll see that in my last video that I did my last video, I cut a little part of the lace when I was gluing it down and to apply my wig. I use the gold spun lace glue. I absolutely love this glue. It is amazing and I did the melting technique. I didn't show you guys how I apply my wig in this video, because I already have a video of that on my channel. So I'll just link it in the description bar down below or you guys can just go ahead and check it out. It'S very detailed and, as you can see, I go back in with that tweezer just to tweeze up that hairline a bit more and apart and our wig is a late hunty. I think Simba really really loved this one. He was feeling it look at his Aires and you guys you can pretty much rock this in any style, so you can do a center part. A side part you guys on the side, part kind of girl, and I also did a wet look kind of hair. Look as well, if you want to see at the tour and how I achieved the wet look comment down below and let me know, let me know what hair looks you want me to create. Next, I had so much fun, creating this video for you guys. I had so much fun making this wig, you guys, I really really do enjoy making these videos for you guys. So, please, let me know what you guys want to see next and I'll see in another video very very soon. I love you guys so much and thank you so much for watching.