Blue Water Color Method: Featuring Isee Hair 613

Oh okay, so here are your supplies, gloves very simple: doesn't matter what brand we have a towel, because this is going to get very messy. We have a rat tail comb for parting, the wig and a brush for brushing the wig. This is the sky blue, hair dye, some baby, blue hair dye and indigo blue, which is what we're going to be using first for the base of the hair. Now this is my very first time doing the watercolor method, so you're just going to just see me trial and error. So here we go with the darkest shade first, because what we're doing is we want to get and nor that paper towel thing. I did that. I don't know why i did that that was dumb, but anyway you get the wig and you want to put obviously the ends in it first, because i want the ends to be the darkest of the dark. So they don't really matter at this point. But what does matter is how high up i want to go now. Obviously you don't want to go too high, because if you make the top of the frontal too dark, you can't go back from that. I mean it's, you can, but it's going to be very hard, so you see me kind of submerging a little bit of the hair, but not too much and dipping in and out and i'm spreading the wig apart. I'M using the comb to get make sure all parts of the hair are saturated in this color, otherwise you're going to have spots and it's going to look a mess and you don't want spotty hair, especially when you're doing this kind of color um. You can see that it absorbed very fast um, so i brush it out to really kind of see what all needs to be done. You can see how spotty that is. So i go back again and i put more hair dye in the thing mix mix mix make sure you mix it all the way up. You don't want any clumps in there because you have clumps in there then you're gon na have spotty hair as well um. So here we go and i'm testing it see how dark it's gon na get okay and then i'll just start doing little sections, because i notice dumping the whole wig in there, even though the wig isn't that thick and that's not even a lot of water, i'm Getting spots - and you do not want spots in your wig so as you can see, i'm just going in and out in and out with the wig and section sections are honestly key and what you should do with the wig, because you're going to get spots and That'S what i kept freaking getting and it was very irritating very irritating so just dip in dip out and brush dip in dip out and brush. So you see what needs to be done. As you can see here, it's coming along and you can see the highlights and you can see um love me. Oh okay, so here is baby blue sorry. That was out of focus. So basically, i use majority of the royal blue for a day near majority of the wig, because, as you can see, with watercolor method, the hair color is going to start to dilute. So it's going to start off super super bright. But as you start dipping and dipping and dipping and dipping the hair, color is going to get very lighter. So now, i'm in with the lighter color and now we're just focusing in really on like any little highlight pieces. I want to get in there and also um more of the top of the hair, so i just see i'm going to dip the bottom part in because the bottom part is going to be dark. That'S fine! I don't care about that. It'S the top that we're really focusing on, like i said so: you're gon na dip, oop and just drain out, but make sure that that top color is the light like that lighter color. It'S not gon na touch that color! That'S what you want! That'S basically what i'm doing and now you can see the reverse ombre is really coming in. The top is still blonde. The middle is like a light. Blue and the bottom part is a dark blue and it's coming out so lovely, and what i want to say about this hair is so soft. It is so soft. It'S blonde and blonde hair can be very rough and tough, but it's amazing, as you can see, spots, there's freaking spots, and that was irritating the hell out of me. So really with this leave the wig in there for a little bit. Let it sit in there. Let it marinate like a piece of steak: okay and you're, going to get the best color you need, and here we are, as you can see, i'm kind of getting more of the top a little bit dark as well, because the water starting to fade. So it's not as dark and i'm dipping it out and look at that. Color there's highlights of darkness and lightness in it, and this is the hair um. It'S super wet, so i'm just brushing it out to kind of seeing what it's looking like so definitely take breaks in between dipping it and undipping it um, because the water is going to be scorching, hot and just kind of see where you have line pieces at. Maybe black pieces i've been working with black hair um and see where you're, having like darker blues or lighter blues that you really don't want at um, because if you don't take time to brush it out and see where the escapes at and missing pieces like what I'M doing you're going to blow dry style it and then put it on and you're going to be very upset and going back and color. It so might as well check on it while it's wet, because that's the best time to obviously that hair. It'S when you're doing all this and i'm going in with the roots, seeing how i, like it kind of didn't know at this point. If i wanted to keep that much blunt at the top um. If i wanted to do more blue, but i'm just going through and really seeing how i'm feeling about it, because at this point you can fix anything. But if you decided to put on your head, i mean who wants to go back and do that not me. So you know take breaks, pull it apart, look at it, and here we are with a simple blow dry um. If you feel like you're kind of confident you feel like okay, i think this is it. I think this is what i want go ahead and start blow drying it, because that's where you're really going to see how it's going to look like in this natural shape, which is going to be straight, which is how you're probably going to wear your hair um. So blow dry it out um high heat setting. You don't have to you know, be gentle with it. This hair was really bomb.com um. I wasn't always the best with this hair. I will say that, and it was it treated me amazingly super soft um holding a curl, not the best um, obviously you're going to see. I want to upload another video of me actually installing the wig, so you can see what it looks like of me. Curling. It and straightening and stuff like that. So that is that, but um yeah definitely blow dry, see how it's coming out, the more drier it gets, you're going to really see what it's looking like in, like the finishing stages. So at this point, if you're not liking it what it again and keep on dying it, but this is really the end result and you're going to see a final look of this in a few seconds. No, you cannot tell me i didn't do that. You cannot tell me i didn't do that, look at that! Look at it! Honeybun when i tell you i'm arrogant, hey, 317., but no on a serious note, definitely flat on the a hair. So you can see what it looks like really, but this is going to give you a true look of the definition of like the dark light to lighter whatever how you want to say it, but um. Next video is me and saw on the wig. So you can see how it really looks and let me know how your results turned out. You know