Making A Purple Wig | The Lazy Way | Ft. Isee Hair

So, okay, guys we're gon na get into this tutorial today, I'm gon na be using. I see, hair I'm using 6:13 hair, so it is pre bleached hair. So it's really easy to watercolor. So I began to boil my water, but about a minute or two before I dip the hair in the water. I make sure I turn the heat off and just make sure you use an old pot unless you're gon na transfer the water to like a plastic container or whatever. But this is what the hair looks like it's 6:13 here and I use the colors rich eggplant from the adorn line in lavender, and I mix those two together at first and I board both bottles into the water. That is not the way you should do it at all. What you should do is put like two caps full of the hair dye into the water mix it up and then do one bundle at a time. This way didn't work too well, because the color didn't attach to every single bundle that we put in there. But you know I figured out a better way to do it once I had to read it the hair and go to the hair store and get more dye, because we did it completely wrong. So just make sure you are mixing it up and doing one bundle at a time so that the bundle goes all the way to the bottom and you know, makes the hair wonderful, color and it gets really really rich, like the color will be nice and pigmented. So, after doing that, the hair came out purple purple purple after the second time of dipping it. So this is when the hair was kind of pink and we was the hair store and got more hair. This is my friend Marissa helping me out cuz. We had no idea what we were doing and we figured out that you have to do one but a lot of time and it's just easier to kind of unravel the bundles and then clip them together. And then you got your good nice eggplant purple color. So this is the like pinky shade that we dip the first time and then this is the color. We got the second time as you can see it's more of an eggplant color. That'S what I was going for so now we're gon na go into making the wig. This is what the frontal looks like personally, I like my friends to look a little bit more hair line. Ish, like you know what I mean, this hairline is just a little too straight for me, so I'm just gon na customize it a little bit. What I'm gon na do is take some t pins and I'm gon na put that on my wig block and kind of you know tack those in there, so that our frontal does not move around I'm gon na spray, my frontal, with some water. This is just plain water, and this is just gon na help the front to lay a little bit better. So I can see what the hairline looks like when it's wet it just helps me to it. Just helps. Okay, so then I begin to part the hairline. I have a really really detailed, in-depth video. I will link it right here so that you can check that out. If you want to know how I actually pluck - and I give you really good tips and tricks in that video. But what I like to do is kind of pluck in a zigzag like motion and I just go in and pluck each little hair out. I just make sure I pull some of the baby hairs out so that I don't pluck those out first and then I go in between each like little part and just pluck some so that the scalp isn't so thick and it just makes it look a little Bit more natural, I'm not a pro at plucking, but I've gotten kind of good at it. You know like kind of decent, I'm not a professional, but this is just how I do it and then I take some of the baby hairs out. Put some foaming lotion on it and just kind of swoop over my baby hairs, the foaming lotion just acts as gel, but it doesn't stick and it doesn't hold the hair down. So it kind of lets you see what the hair would look like if you were to lay the baby hairs, so I'm just using a toothbrush and kind of swooping the baby hairs over just to see what the hairline would look like, and this is what it's Looking like I mean I'm, it's not super perfect, but I mean I think it looks pretty decent. You know. So this is what the hairline is. Looking like up close, it just looks like I don't know, it just looks like hairline with baby hairs. I guess now. I'M gon na use some foundation and I'm going to put that all over the frontal. This just helps my frontals to look like scalp when I actually put it on my head, so I just like to cover it in foundation. You can spray it with hairspray as well just to seal it in, but I really like doing that with my frontals. So now it's time to make the wig. I take a dome cap and I make sure that the back of the frontal is laying flat on my dome cap. The front doesn't matter, you want the bag to be laying flat, and I use T pins to hold the back down and this just preference. The frontal from slipping around while I'm sewing it down to the dome cap now this front. So for me it was a little bit too big when I applied it to my head, so I did have to cut it. So just don't worry about if your front Souls big you don't have to wrap it around your head or anything just kind of pull it down to the sides and you'll be good to go so the front can be really really bunchy bunchy. Is that a word? It can just be like this. It really doesn't matter because at the end of the day, you're gon na, like lay that down anyway, so I'm gon na braid up the hair so that it's not in my way, while I'm sewing it just makes it a lot easier because I don't have to Deal with hair getting caught and the thread and all that so I do have a more detailed video on this, but I just basically start sewing. I do a couple of loops at the beginning of the hair. I don't know it's kind, the beginning of this part, and then I just do regular sewing emotions. I don't know, I don't do anything special, I just kind of so I just want to make sure that this hair doesn't move off the dome cap. That is my main objectives like for the hair to be attached to his home cat and for me to make the most basic wig ever. You know, and I'm just sewing that down to the front part. So now, since you want your scalp to look like scalp, you have to cut that dome cap from underneath the wig. Now that it's kind of like a wig, so you just have to cut that piece off and then you have your front. So anything look like so see, and I just put that back on the dome cap and I'm just gon na pin that back down so that nothing is moving around. As you can see, it's looking more like realistic, I actually like that. Braid in the front part of the frontal, but I didn't keep it there now we're gon na start, adding the tracks yeah. I got a little bit lazy. You guys we'll see you in a second, but I like to Pete and Pete in teasing the tracks down on the sides and then begin to sew the tracks down to the back. I got really lazy while sewing. I did like three or four tracks sewing them, and it was gon na. Take me like four days to complete this big, since this wig was only made for myself. I was like you know what I'm about to glue this wig down hey. I just used some bonding glue and begin to glue the tracks down to the dome cap, and it was just so much easier for me. I'Ve done a wig where I've glued it before and it was just so much faster, so much quicker and my wig or wefts never fell off like I washed the wigs and everything they never fell off. As you can see, there's a hole in my wig, but honestly that doesn't even matter I just kind of sewed it back together and we but yeah. I just started gluing the tracks down with bonding glue and I just had to blow-dry it a little bit. Most of the time to make it stay, and it's really stuck to that dome cat like her'll, so I just began to close the wig up, adding more tracks, and I only used three bundles of the hair I did not use for. My head is kind of small, so I do not need four bundles. Now, I'm gon na show you guys how I lay the wig to my head. This is really easy. All I do is put my wig cap on I like to use a wig cap. That'S really close to my scalp color and I take some got to be glued hairspray and I pull the wig cap down more on my forehead and I begin to spray the glue along my hairline. This just makes it really easy to lay that cap down. I'M basically doing the Box, the bald cap method and I'm just blow-drying it down so that it stays intact. And then I take some scissors and I began to cut in front of the spray that we just laid down, and this is just gon na make it. So that our hair is laid down underneath our cap, one and two it'll create like this false scalp, so that it doesn't look like there's a wig cap underneath your wig. You know what I mean so I'm sure, if you're watching this video, you know what the broad cap method is, but it is really efficient. Sometimes it's just annoying because you have to keep laying your wig and laying your wig, but if you're good at it, you can keep doing it. So I take some small scissors and I cut around my hairline just pretty close to the hairs and everything so that it looks more realistic and then I take a little bit more spray, actually a lot more spray and just lay the wig down, and it honestly This way was really easy. I'Ve never done it like this before using the actual gel is a little bit harder and it takes a lot longer to dry. The spray was really easy, really really easy, and it laid down really quickly. I'M taking a little bit of the spray and I'm using a tooth brush and I'm just kind of laying those baby hairs down, and this is what it's looking like. So I'm gon na show you guys how i layer it really quick, I'm using some house scissors. Okay, I'm not a professional, and I didn't really care. This was weave anyway, so I'm just layering the hair a little bit so that my curls will fall properly. If you don't lay your we've or sorry, if you don't layer, your weave, your curls, if you like to curl your hair, is not gon na lay right. I always used to struggle with that because I was like how do girls get that volume in their hair and it's because their hair is layered, so you definitely have to layer your bundles. I know a lot of people are like. Oh, my god, I don't want to cut my bundles. But honestly, if you want that cute volumize curl, look, you have to cut your bundles. You have to layer, your hair. If you can't do it yourself get someone to do it, but it just shapes your face and make sure we look better and more bounce here. It gives you more volume all that good stuff, so I'm just doing a couple of like deep layers just so that my curls will they right, and I just kind of go on a diagonal motion, framing my face with somehow scissors now, I'm taking some Garnier Fructis Flat ironing spray just to kind of protect the hair a little bit, and I begin to curl my hair with my curling iron and honestly guys. I'Ve been doing this for such a long time. Like curling, my my weave like this, I I don't know it's just hard to explain. All I do is just curl it and for the like, bang apart, I like to curl my hair, the opposite way and then flip it over, because it just makes your hair have more volume, and I like to pin it so that the heat kind of marinates In the hair - and it makes the curl last a lot longer and it gives it a lot more Vavoom, you know so I curl my hair, the opposite way that my bang is going, and it just gives me more volume you know. So this is a hair guys. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know in the comments down below what color you want me to try next, because I'm really filling this grape soda purple juice grape drink hair. You know I'm saying like I'm feeling it. I really like it and I never thought in a million years that I would do color hair, but I really loved it so yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching this video. I hope you guys liked it and I will see you guys in the next video