Colour And Lay 4 Tone Ash Blonde On Dark Skin Ft. Oohhair || Kickin' It With T

Hey guys and welcome back to kicking it with team. I know it's been a while. You guys see my last video, I'm back again with another hair video, so we're gon na be talking about Oh hair. They reached out to me, and they wanted me to review some blonde hair. If you guys know me, I love you some blonde so from when I went ahead and cut off on my hair and dyed my hair blonde back last year, 2018 in March, I just fell in love with blonde. I never knew that I could pull off blonde, but blonde is my new fave. So I have here. This is their 24 inch blonde hair. It'S coming up a little bit more white on camera, but it is like the regular 6 13. It is pretty like yellowish. So I'm just gon na take you guys through the process of how I'm going to transfer all this hair. I usually do blonde hair with dark roots, but I wanted to switch it up and not do that and kind of see how melon and chocolate girl like me would be able to wear a full blonde wig without dark roots and see how to be able to Pull that off before getting into the video, I just want to show you guys what actually comes in the box when you order it, the hair came wrapped up in a hairnet and also wrapped in this. Interestingly enough, it also came with this. This is a wig grip. I'Ve never actually used a wood grip before, but I've seen it on Instagram. So this is what the wig rep look. This is what the wig room looks like. It has the velcro here, so you would put it on secure in the back and use this from preventing your wig from Ashley sliding off. If you did not want to secure it, it also came with. This is called the elastic band. It comes with the hooks. I'M not too sure where I would even hook it in the wig. It doesn't have any work for me to hook it the construction of the way we have the lace front bit. This part, it's pretty deep, so this is probably about like ace. This is probably bout, six inches back and maybe about two inches towards the side, so it comes with the regular. What'S it called the little hooks at the back and the regular clothes as well, so you have one at the top bottom in the two side, this we can also secure it onto my head. So I'm just gon na like stand up for a second and put this with hoping that after I do everything that I need to do with the hair that it doesn't become damaged. The hair feels very soft. It'S really nice and everything like that. But from experience blonde hair tends to be like that when you first get it and then once you start Tony, I want just our coloring. I want to do all that stuff. That'S when the hair start to be cut, gets a little fragile and gets a little brittle and it gets a little dry, be looking like tumbleweed yeah. I just wanted to show you guys exactly what they hair is looking like before we transform it all the details on the hair are going to be down below there's a hot girl summit, and she know she got it. She got a lit that she got it if I've got any money, getting it it'd be a hot girl. Summer is good now, but so to give this hair more definition, we're gon na be going in with four different colors. We have the two L'Oreal blocks, ties here and then we're also gon na be going in with the Wella charm in 8 and W and 10 n. These ones are gon na give us the best results in order to give us more definition, because blonde hair, for the most part is very flat. The box dye did come with um, like kind of like a protectant, so I'm gon na go ahead and put that on the hair. We need as much protection as possible to make sure that this blonde hair does not become brittle. So I'm just gon na speed through myself, just adding the color to the hair. You just want to alternate between the four colors, adding some sections like full sections to be one color or little small pieces. Add some highlights lowlights just kind of do whatever you want to do. This is just where the creativity comes in, because you're, giving definition there's no standard. You just want to mix and match different colors and different sections, they're all blond. So it's just about saturating the hair to give you the vibrant color that you need. As you can see here, I'm suctioning off that big section into two separate ones. One section is going to be one color. The other half of the section is going to be a different color. The first two big sections I did in the back, one is one color and another one is another color. So out of these four sections, I would have completed by this point. All four of these sections are different colors, because the hair is dry. You want to make sure that you turn the hair over. You need to get every single strand. We don't want. Any of that. Yellowish is home to be left over, so just make sure all of the hair is really really really saturated with the product. So now, in the front section of the hair, these are the parts that you have to be a little bit more careful or more cautious. With the way that you apply the color onto it, especially if you are doing dark roots, if you're doing black or brown, because I'm using blonde, it's not it's not that that too, concerning just because it's blonde, the knots are actually already blunt, I'm just changing it. To a different tone of one, so it's not that big of a deal but again, like I said, if you're doing dark roots, make sure you're very, very cautious to not get any color on the knots or on the lace. So we're coming to the end of the coloring process just want to show you guys look at the different definitions of the hair. You can see that some parts are darker. Some parts are Brown. Some parts are really satiny blond. Some parts have darker roots, some parts. Don'T so yeah you just are having fun with this process, just mixing different colors, some sections you can have like the top half be one bottom half be another color just have fun with it. They'Re all gon na be blond. So you don't need to stress yourself out too much. This is what the wig is. Looking like after I've washed out all the products just gon na go in with now our purple shampoo, I'm gon na be using the shimmer lights. This is going to remove any of the brassy tones any of the yellow hair. Honestly guys at this point I know I need to Phil. Please do not even mind my nails, but here I just want to give you guys a shot of me showing the hair that came out through the process of conditioning coloring everything not that much, especially for blonde hair. My ring light is on so it kind of washing out the color of the unit, but, as you can see like some parts are darker, some parts are lighter, there's highlights there's low lights, honestly, the hair looks great. So now we are going into the application process. You guys are not new to this, so I'm just gon na see, quiet and allow you guys to just watch me. Do my thing just follow step by step kind of what I'm doing and I'm sure you'll be able to lay your lace. The whole point in using this razor is because you want the you want the cuts to be jagged. It allows the hair and the lace to blend a little bit better. So this is how you want the lace to look. As you can see, it's not straight across, it is jagged up-and-down zigzag motions. If you're using scissors. I find that this is the part that most people have trouble with is cutting around the ear. You want to lift all of the hair up and go around your ear, make sure you have kind of like a straight line, because that is where you want to be you're going to be cutting. You don't want any hair in the way of your path. So just clean up the part you just want it to fall in line with your ear.