Unicorn Hair! Peak-A-Boo Highlights Ft Unice Hair

Hey guys, it's your girl just leave it to me on the channel where you can just leave it to me and if you didn't already know from the title today, we will be trying something a little new. I'Ve been seeing this for a long time and have wanted to try it for a long time, but I finally did it today we will be experimenting with peekaboo coloring and, as always before I get into the video I got ta tell you where I got this Wig from so today's hair is sponsored by you, nice hair. They sent me this wig in 10 inches, but I ended up cutting it. If you know me, you know I love a cut, so I ended up cutting it to about 8 or 6 inches. The hair was really soft anybody who touched my hair. That was the first thing that they said the only thing I had a problem with about this hair. It was that it was a little bit too thin for me, but because of the style I was going for it worked out as you can see on the inside. It comes with the comb and the straps and everything else that you'll need to keep this wig secure. So now that we know all of that now, let's get into the video so right now, I'm just taking up and sectioning off the color. That'S gon na be on top, so in this case the purple grayish color that lays on top of the ombre and sectioning that off. We do not want any part of this to touch the color. That'S gon na be on the bottom. So here are the colors that you'll need to get the same color scheme I had a door sweep met. This is going to play as the green you see in my hair, adores Jade color charm paints in yellow and adores platinum. This is going to be the purplish spray that we get on the top okay, so I'm not gon na. Do any talking on this part because there's not much to say I'm just going to be painting so I'm gon na. Let you guys watch me paint so right now, I'm going to switch the music over to something softer and this will almost be therapeutic. I hope that was enjoyable to you guys, but now we are moving on. So, unlike the bottom half we're actually going to take the easier route and watercolor the top half. Although water coloring is easier, it's definitely not a one-and-done. You actually have to dip the hair in the water a couple of times before you get the desired color you're going for, but nevertheless is still much easier than traditional dyeing. So something I discovered while doing this is that when you mix the dye with water, it doesn't stain the lace so you'll find that when you watercolor sometimes you still have some blonde streaks within your water coloring, and I really didn't want that in the top half. So once I was done, water coloring and the water color got as much dye as it could onto my hair. I went back and started painting the spots that it mists. For example, the roots like I didn't want to put my wig on and I still have blonde roots. So what I did was go back with the dye on the wet hair and, as I was brushing it onto the hair, it was dyeing the hair, but it was not dyeing the lace and that's the number. One thing you try to avoid is having an dye touch, your lace, because it does stain and it doesn't come out. So I was super excited to find out that when I mixed the water with the dye and put it directly onto the hair, it does not stain the lace and it gives me a nice and even color all over. As I was dyeing the back. I also wasn't able to get all of the blondes out in the ends, so I went back and water colored the ends with yellow as well. I also did the water painting thing that I was talking about previously on the ends to get any of the blondes. I may have missed directly and then I let it sit in the water for a little while longer before I washed it all out altogether, since I ended up going for a different style at the end of this video. Just to give you an idea of how it looked when it all came together, alright guys, that's it for this video. I really do hope you enjoyed it thanks for joining me and yet another video don't forget to Like comment and subscribe and until the next time I'll see you then