Wig Transformation: The Perfect Copper/ Auburn Hair For Women Of Color ❤️

Hey color um welcome back to my channel okay. So today i will be turning this natural dark brown wig into a fiery, copper color. First things. First, yes, i will be bleaching this wig, because i want this color to really show and be vibrant. So i will go in with about five scoops of the powder bleach and six scoops of developer, mixing that all together so that i can bleach this hair. So, as you can see, this wig is very full, dense and beautiful. I will be going row by row to apply the bleach to make sure that this bleach gets everywhere. Here i am applying the bleach. I don't know if you guys noticed this, but my bleach is very pasty. If you guys are mimicking this style. I will say add an extra scoop of developer into your mixture because it's kind of hard to distribute the the bleach through the hair. When it's pasty like this. So i would want it to be a little bit more liquidy for next time, but just apply the bleach to the hair and make sure that you comb through so that it gets on every strand and just do that. All throughout the wig. Make sure that you're doing this quickly? You don't want to take too long, because we are bleaching, the hair and the longer that the bleach sits on this hair, the lighter it will get, and we don't want it to be too light for this color. Also, we don't want different shades like in throughout the wig. Like you, don't want the back of the wig to be blonde and the front of the looks to be light brown you want it all to be universally the same. Color. Okay, i don't even know where i got that we're universally from, but we just gon na throw it in there all right. So this is what it's looking like once: i've bleached all the hair, i'm just gon na let this sit for like 15 minutes. I don't want this hair to get too light. As i said, i just wanted to lift the color a little bit to make that copper red really show. So this is what it looks like after a fresh wash going in with the texture and tones of flaming desire and ruby rage, i'm mixing both of them into one bowl and i'll, be applying them to the hair. So i'm applying this dye. The same way that i applied the bleach row by row and making sure that i'm combing through the strands so so that the dye gets evenly distributed, i just repeat the same steps throughout the whole entire unit. Okay, now, when dyeing any part of the lace, you want to be very careful because you don't want to get any dye on the lace because it will stain the lace. So what i do is i put some of the dye on the strands. First, then, i will put a little bit towards the roots and take a comb and comb it through. The comb will make sure that the dye does not stain the lace, but still be very careful and very gentle, especially if this is your first time dyeing hair. So i'm just about finished now, and this is what it looks like after i've washed it out. I'M gon na go ahead and style the hair. Now i'm taking my silk infusion rubbing that all throughout the hair and i will be putting in some beautiful crimps today. So i'm sectioning the hair out so that i can start styling so going in with my sebastian spray to keep those crimson and now it's time for me to crimp this hair people so and boom. Look at that. These crimps is bouncing fluffy and i'm really just loving it, and i love this color too. If you guys, like this video, make sure that you like comment and subscribe. Let me know what you guys want to see from me. If you guys want to see any tutorials, um more dying stuff, like tell me what you want to see, so that i can make more content for you guys. Thank you so so much for watching my videos. I love you guys. You