Lace Too Light? Perfect Diy Lace Tint Spray | Wine N Wigs Wednesday | Alwaysameera

Hi, ladies and gentlemen, I just want to show you guys how to make your own DIY lace tent for, like mid-tone brown tone sort of skin tones, and you want your lace to blend right into your skin without makeup, so the steps are really really easy. All you need is a little bottle that I got from Target salt, honey, a brown add or hair color, and some hot water or warm water. We'Re just gon na pour the honey brown add or hair color into the bottle. I think I'm poured maybe like a tablespoon and I used about a tablespoon of salt or less and some warm water important into the bottle. As you can see, I'm making a mess girl, but that's okay, as long as you get most of it in the bottle. We'Re just gon na shake it up and make sure we move all the hair color from the bottom around the bottle, so it's evenly distributed and now we're just going to spray that on to the lace, as you can see, this lace is very light way too Light and one layer of this lace tip brings it up just like a tiny bit to a like a lighter skin tone. It definitely is a little bit lighter for me. If you were to let it sit, the color can be a little bit deeper, but since I've used to blow-dryer it doesn't sit as well, so it tints it very very lightly, but I'm always in a rush. So I'll use a blow dryer on mine, but it's best to let it sit on the lace overnight. But, as you can see, it just got a tad bit darker, but not quite dark enough to match my skin tone. So what I'm going to do is just add a little bit more of the honey brown hair color and once you add more, as you can see the skin tone, the tone gets a little bit deeper. It'S a lot closer to my skin tone. As you can see - and I think I let this one sit on there for a little bit like maybe five minutes and then I blow dried it down and as you can see, it went up one skin tone darker and I find that it's easier to go From lighter to darker than to take away color, so as you can see, it is closer to my skin tone, but just a little bit more yellow. So I would like to see if I can make it just a little bit darker, so I'm going to use some Beijing dark brown, hair color, along with the adorn honey brown hair color. So I use equal parts like one tablespoon for each. You can measure it out, just use less and just add, as you need for your skin tone. So we just squeeze the Beijing dark brown in the bottle as well and add the salt. Just the salt takes away the reddish tone in the hair color. So it doesn't come off red and it comes off a true Brown and we're just going to pour some warm water into a bottle as well. Shake that right on up give it a good shake, and I've used this on colored hair because it does bleed through, but these have darker roots. So it really doesn't affect the hair, but be careful if you have blonde hair because it can dye your hair as well. So don't put it on a mannequin head but like hold it in your hand and spray it onto there and don't doused it just spray. It lightly I've used a blow-dryer on here, because y'all know I'm always in a rush. Once I use the blow-dryer, it doesn't get as deep as it can be, but it like, I said: if you let it sit, it's gon na get a little bit darker for you and it could be closer to your skin tone, but, as you can see, it Definitely matches and it brought the lace color up, maybe two or three skin tones. I will leave so other youtubers down below that I've used as a reference for this video, but it felt like this video, please let me know down below. I love you all and I'll see you in my next video bye.