How To Make A Copper/Brown/Auburn Hair Wig Start To Finish

So starting off, this four part is optional. All I did it because I had one book so how to make or dividing the first section of my hair, because I wanted strictly bleach on that part. So I clipped it away going in with my light Auburn on my first two sections: you'll see what I mean in a second go ahead and mix that it's a nice liquidy, ish consistency, y'all, see ya, you'll, see tit. This is my first part of the 2/5 of the hair. I hope that doesn't see something's easy but yeah. I went ahead and I feathered it up. So it looks more ombre s, and this is a second part of the 2/5 of the hair, because I divided the hair into five sections. This frontal, I mean to be specific. I divided the frontal into five sections, so I had five sections of color brush it out make sure it goes through all of their. You don't want to miss any strands. The second part that I use for the remainder of the hair. The last two fifths was the copper, as you can see, I'm going ahead and mix that up y'all don't even mind so plastic up, oh no. What was going on, but this one is nice and thick. So, let's slap that on by the write-up comb it out. You know the drill see how I did on two ends of the hair and I brushed it out and then the the two ends before that is the light Auburn I flipped it over. Did the back make sure nobody's left out. You know, you know, put it on the full wrap that up just to keep it nice and toasty so that it can go ahead and you know absorb the color a little bit faster y'all. I cannot stress this enough. Please be careful about your list. I don't want to be a bleaching or dyeing your lace, that is a disaster, so I fold off the lace specifically just to be extra safe. Moving on to my bundles here we go yo yo, okay, first section like Auburn another middle section, I'm going to use that for Bleach section it off third section: copper, so I flipped the remaining bundle over to master color. I went I went in again with the light all burn on that section coming it through went in with the copper, this section again, combed it through now this section, I'm leaving for my bleach, I flipped over, make sure the back is not left out this right Here is the red red goes to red red go ahead and with that volume developer make sure it's a nice consistency, as you can see it one's a little bit more watery, but you know mid work. So I use that for the remaining sections - and this part is where I did did my bleach for the other sections. So it's really up to you this section, you want read what section you want bleach. I went ahead and make sure did the feathering technique. So nothing looks rough and tough and it just looks like a subtle ombre. That'S how big I did my knots how to bleach my nuts in that be they kind of thick with two seeds, because, if not that baby girl easy, you know, have some not hard. I don't want that. You don't want that, so the rating section is for beach and then here we go to wash so to explain it more. I colored sections, let it sit for three or four hours came back the remaining sections I did bleach and I let that sit for about an hour or 30 minutes and I came back and they bleached the knots asset for another 30 minutes. So once all that was done, I washed all of the hair together uniformly. Did the regular shampoo one stood out? I did the conditioner and I let it sit for 30 minutes and then I rinsed it out came back with the shimmer lights, shampoo, just to turn on any brassiness, and I would sit out - and here we are to make our wig make sure. The frontal reaches a little bit past your cap to it, you know, don't make sense, that's just how it works. Okay, so I pinned each side of the frontal, and this is a part when I'm going to the silver make sure that the elastic is still intact and you don't sew it on. You got a self behind the elastic, I repeat, behind the elastic sticking your needle in and what I do is I like to put the thread around the needle about two to three times and then I pull just for it to have a more secure beginning there. You go put it through. I like this in that cut, because it helps me keep track of the sewing, so I'm able to sew more accurately expressing when sewing on your frontal. You need all the presses and you can get so towards the end. I like to do that double triple loop thing, one two, three four and then I pull the needle through just for extra security to cut the extra extra extra extra, I'm at a frontal sewed on media to start a bundle. You so same thing same process, double triple loop, it at the beginning and then go ahead and do your thing girl? Do you think now that you were closer to the frontal instead of double wafting it we're going to do single? So, instead of you know packing two wefts we're gon na do one. This is where you start to cut your bundles and now the thing you don't want to cut it, but I got ta do what you got ta. Do we go ahead and so the frontal and the bundle together together again and the our time she's so happy? Oh you're, go ahead! Cut that cut that thing. Uh yeah yeah go ahead, victory lap! Oh! I we finish. We think of we think Queen. What to save you, what your Molly, no mommy, it will save your money. Do it yourself see Fanta looks a little bit different from the rest of the home. They don't much look when we didn't keep it a buck. Let me give you what they don't match and this is nut jewel, cutting off his hair. I washed it. It came out like that beautiful, like bouncy, it's really like go to bed last movie. It beats the color, so nice and so fresh. 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