Hair + Plus Ootd Grwm! 1B To Jet Black With Water Color! | Wiggins Hair Christmas Sale

Hey loves welcome back to my chin. No, today, I'm gon na be using watercolor to go from a natural, 1 B color to a 1 jet-black. I don't see a lot of watercolor videos going to a darker color, so I definitely want to give it a try. So if you want to see how I achieve this lip, please stay tuned. The hair that I'll be using is from Wiggins hair. This is their loose deep wave. I love love love this curl pattern. I got it in a 22 inch well. 22 inches in a 24 inch, and then I also got a 20 inch middle part closure. The only thing I didn't really care for with this closure is that the baby hair that came with it was extremely extremely thick. It almost looked like kind of a mini bang, and I really didn't like that so later on, I had to cut that whole portion off, because I wasn't about to tweeze it and try to make it look natural. It was just too much going on. I went ahead and constructed the wig off-camera, but I ended up using, I think, about two and a half bundles of hair. Along with the closure. I really thought that it wasn't gon na, be this full because it didn't look this full from the bundles, but it came out perfect, not too thick, not too thin and then with this closure again. I just went ahead and just cut right across that long. For the watercolor process, I just boiled a pot of hot water. I used that as well as some hot tap water and just mix those two together. I used a bottle and a half of a door jet-black and I'll just kind of mix that all together with a whisk and after I did that I just submerge the entire wig in there and then I let that sit for about 20 minutes. So at this point I was concerned that the lace was gon na, be completely black and it looked like it had tinted, but I went ahead and bleached the knot and it came out just fine except I over bleached. Why not? So? Yes, here is a clip of me. You know trying to please not I'm not that good at it at all. You guys, I always seem to mess up. I think, oh it one time I bleached my nuts correctly, no matter how many tutorials I've watched, I always kind of messed it up, so I had to go back in with a mascara wand and some more dye and just kind of touch up the roots. Just to you know so I wouldn't have any orange or you know over bleach knots. So this is just a clip of me. You know just kind of fixing that issue, and here is the finished wig you guys this hair is so so gorgeous once I washed it and everything I mean the curl pattern is just so beautiful: it's not too curly. It'S not tangling. I just love it. So so much and it's beautiful hair to apply this wig, I'm gon na be using this wig grip that I got from my mom. It'S the best thing she ever showed me. I love it cuz, you don't need him bobby pins got to be glued and all that stuff. This thing makes your wig, like literally not move. It will not move the only downside to it is that you know you can see it underneath the lace so I'll. Just try to conceal it with some powder and then also, if you want a really flat look, it can cause it to be a little bit raised as well. So you know those are two downsides to it, but I don't think that it makes it big enough to be a real issue. So here I'm just trying to work with this frontal, because I had to cut like that whole bang off. I just really had to try to make this work some way somehow. So I'm just trying to get my baby hairs together and you know try to get it laid just a little bit little something okay. Guys in here is my finished look. I am absolutely in love with his hair. I think it is the perfect curl pattern from someone is just starting out with curly hair, because it's not too hard to handle and it's super easy maintenance. I hope that you guys enjoyed this video and please stay tuned for the outfit of the day. And if you like this hair, don't forget to check out Wiggins, calm I'll. Have all the information in the description box below