Beautiful Honey Brown Hair | Easy Hair Color For Beginners | Isee Hair

Okay, so, as you guys can see, I am just opening up the package from icy hair. I haven't looked at it yet so this is like we're all seeing it for the first time, and it's see it comes in this really cute little package and anything pink and gold honestly is just like a win, because my whole room is like pink and gold And it's all very, very beautiful anyway, in the box it came with some lashes came with this little guide thing. You know what they always come with, how to wash the hair, how to take care of the hair, etc. Things like that, I would advise reading those, especially if you're not like it's your first time ordering from them or ordering hair in general but yeah. So I got the 24 inch. Kinky curly lace, frontal wig, and this is what it looked like. Look how pretty those curls are y'all? Oh, I have the hair already and I'm still getting chills y'all. I need to order another one, but it's really pretty and I absolutely loved it. So what you're gon na need for this video is some bleach. I use the BW from Clairol, just the bleach powder bleaching powder. I should call it and then 40 volume developer. I think I used 30, but I would recommend 40 for the look of it. I am going for. This is just what I had on hand, and I will put everything in the description box and try to also estimate how much of what I used as well, so yeah just got that and a mixing bowl and a brush I'm gon. Na be honest. I did not have gloves and that's because I thought I did, and I didn't so silly me, but definitely need gloves too so before you do anything else get some gloves. Please please just get some gloves now. I'M just mixing and mixing and mixing and mixing mixing and mixing till I'm getting the consistency that I want it's just like you want it thick, but not too thick. You want it like smooth. I don't know how to explain it. Just like you know what you just want: a nice amount consistency, that's not like runny, almost like yogurt a little bit thinner than yogurt yeah, just a little bit thinner than yogurt, so I'm sectioning off the hair right now and I'm sectioning it in a way. That'S not like symmetrical or it's very, very random, and that's because I want different colors and tones in the hair. When you see how you'll see how I apply it, I'm actually going to apply it very like how do I go on this side of the head and then I go in the back and then I go in the front, and then I go to the left Side and then back to the back - and it's just gon na - be like that, because I want the different colors and if they bleach at all, if they process at different times and start at different times, then I'm going to get the color I want so the Application process is really really simple, I would say literally just take a small piece. You know a manageable pieces, your first time just to take a nice, manageable piece and - and also like, I said, do not do this with your hands. I had to actually go in my kitchen and go get kitchen gloves like cleaning gloves, see there. You go. I look like somebody's maid anyway, but use actual gloves that are like bleaching gloves, or you know gloves that you would buy from the beauty supply store when you're doing this type of stuff anyway, but, like I said, the application process is really easy. You'Re just small smooth strokes. I would start, I would say, for curly hair try to start at the bottom of the hair, just because it's a little bit harder because it is curly. It'S not going to be as cooperative as you would like, but you know just take your time with it. There'S no rush and you know, go with your own pace and then, like I said, I'm taking like I started at the back and now I'm taking a random piece in the middle. That'S because I want the different colors. So I'm not going to go from the back to the middle to the front, I'm going for the back to the middle, to the side, to the front, to the side again to the back and etc. So you know just keep on watching it'll be pretty self-explanatory. A all just a side note it would look of a in the back there, okay, okay, anyway um. I have just moved into my apartment like three days before I made this video, so I know y'all saw all the stuff in the back. Don'T come for me. I know y'all see my seven suit. Seven is messed up over anyway, um just yeah. Just be I'm sorry. I apologize, you know, I don't have the perfect filming space, I'm in college Purdue is just you know, raping me daily, but yeah. I had just moved into this apartment like three days before I promised it looks better now, and you know just you know you get what you get damn so now it's time to wash out the wig and I started just rinsed it off first, because I mean Yeah you just want to get the bleach out. First, there's really not much to say about this. I'M really just rinsing it out! I'M trying to get out as much of the bleach as possible, like, of course we're going to shampoo it next and stuff, but trying to get out as much of that like white stuff as possible is really just what I was working on. But anyways y'all. Look at this color, though, isn't she so cute? Oh I'm gon na be wearing hot yoga, gets so tired of me, but she's so cute, and if you're wondering like I meant to keep the black roots, I'm not a fan of like just pink roots. Coming straight out of my head, like obviously I know the same pink but y'all know what I'm talking about. I am NOT a fan of that. I am black ain't. Nobody gon think that's realistic, so I am a fan of stark roots. So if you I mean it's the same process, if it's not really, if you didn't really want the dark roots, just go all the way up to the roots, with the bleach pretty self-explanatory yeah. So now I'm going in with the shimmer light. Shampoo and I'ma be honest with you. I don't think I really needed it because I originally wanted a lighter color, like yeah like a lighter color, but I got this color, but I didn't leave it long enough yeah. So I didn't really need the shimmer lights. All it really does is kind of tone down brassiness, but this is kind of a really nice color that I wanted anyway I'll say that, like it's necessary, if you go a little bit lighter it, but it's still beneficial. Even if you do just same color it you know just you know it just do what you want, but this is what I'm doing. I didn't need it, but it still helps like I said it tones down the orangie color of bleach. So, that's really all I'm doing here, okay, so this is the v05 or. However, you say that conditioner from Dollar Tree - I know y'all - saw it before, but one of the something that I would recommend doing, instead of what I'm currently doing, is using a deep conditioner and actually deep conditioning any type of processed hair after you've done, processing and Coloring it whatever I just feel like it, it's a lot better in terms of providing you the nutrients back and all that moisture back into the hair that it really really needs. Because I didn't leave this conditioner on very long at all and I'm not saying it didn't come out dry, but you know it could have. It could have been a lot better if I had left it on longer or used a deep conditioner instead. So I recommend that guys do that. Instead, your hair will feel a lot better, probably last a lot longer until the next wash, and here she is oh, I get so excited because look at her honestly, she looks no different than when she was black, because the curls are still popping. That'S what I'm talking about, I see hair come through look at them. Curls, nothing has happened to them. Beautiful curls, oh y'all, like this hair, just gives me gasm anyway, right now, all I'm doing is going in and plucking the hairline. This is just normal stuff that I do after I mean like customize, any kind of wave or hair that I have. If you want a plucking, video or customizations more in detail, then let me know, because I'm just gon na zoom through this before I show you all the end look, but I hope you enjoyed this video otherwise thumbs up. If you did, let me know if you want to see more, like it more hairstyles, more colors, etc, etc, etc, and I will see you guys in my next video. I love you all. Bye, bye,