Royal Navy Watercolor | Ft. Isee Hair Lacefront Wig

Hi guys so today, I'm gon na be showing you guys how to got an AVP watercolor with this hair, and today I'm going to be using icy hair companies, it's a body, wave lace, frontal wig and 22 inches, and it's just a natural and B color. This hair is actually really good. It didn't shed too much I mean I did have to bleach. I said I lost my shedding, but it wasn't anything I control with this wig cap. It has this little pamphlet. That shows you how you can get rewards and how to take care of the hair and yeah. This is just a wig. I get it's in the body waving 22 inches and it comes in this back and I like the bag because, like you, get a story like when you're done and this hair does come with the two combs on the side, one in the middle and the one Of the back, I usually use a coil inside to secure it and the one in the back. I don't really use the one in the middle. This lathe is kind of transfer, but it also has like that has Sheena's to it, which I think it's kind of weird, but I'm gon na do this back and kind of ethic anyways. So wasn't that big a deal - and I just put this back up on the I don't egg just so the way I could like state or like not slide off, and I also use a pin to secure it. So I just got to see you down there. You you, okay, so, as you can see, I have the three bottles of a door die. I have the two in the Royal Navy and I have one in blue black. I actually only ended up using about one half bottles. I didn't even use the black. I just used one full bottle of the Royal Navy and then after I dipped the hair, I added in like another half a bottle of the second bottle of Royal Navy, and I did that again just to make sure that all the strands were covered. So I didn't even use a blue black, so I will recommend making your wig first or if you already have a full lace, wig just using that and then dyeing the hair as a whole opposed to doing it bundle. I bundle because you will save your hair dye and, as he saw, I had sprayed the lace with a got to be freezing spray. I had sprayed that to UM just to save the lace, so it wouldn't tent Blucas Hartman, not cute you. So I have did a strand test before I decided to dip the whole wig and - and I saw that the hair had turned green instead of blue and I've had this robbed before, and I really really wanted to blue. So I went black and you'll, see that I bleached it again for a third time. I didn't record a good sustainable thing, but I please City good and yeah. So after bleaching it for three times the house finally to my liking - and I just dipped the hair in and you'd to see like it's nothing new. I did include this in the video, but after I bleached the hair, I had ended up rinsing it with a neutralizing shampoo and then I'd meat conditioning with aa see-through minute miracle. I think that would really help before you end up dipping the hair in so it won't be so harsh on the hair, because I did Lisa's hair three times so, as you saw the Herald's basically already blue bytes, what to make sure that all the strands are Covered so I went back in with the second bottle of Royal Navy and added in about half of that. So for this color I only use Royal Navy. I did not use a blue plaque at all and yes, I just dipped it in just another time. Just to make sure everything was covered you - and this is the hair after doing a quick Ritz after dipping it and the hair still super soft. I was actually surprised because I did bleach it three times and I really love this color, and this is the finish result. The hair is like 80 % dry now, and so you can see like the blue strands and up top like over there by the front toe where I part of that it is a darker color. That'S the look I was going for because I didn't want it to be, like blue blue, like right on my forehead, so I really like this color. So this is what the hair looks like when you're outside, as you can see, it's blue and then in the next clip I'll, be showing you how it looks inside. It'S darker. Thank you guys for watching this video