How I Make Diy Tint Spray | Wiggins Hair

Hi guys nothing much my channel, it's sunny here so tell me quickly. Show you how I made my own lacing spray, using some mud or hair dye and some water. So this did not take that long to make it took about less than 5 minutes and I'm going to show you a clip of how it looks before and how it looked after and I can clearly see a difference. So I definitely recommend doing this so to demonstrate this I'll be using a loose, deep, wave lace, front wig from a company called Wiggins hair, and it this week is in 20 inches. So, as you can see, when I first got it, the lace did not match. My skin color, so to begin, I cut a small section of delays from the back and this is basically my sample section. So next I got my outdoor hair dye in the color maca and then I did a few pumps. I did about three to four pumps and I didn't really need to measure simply because this is like a trial and error. You'Re just gon na have to keep mixing both the hair dye and water until you get the right color for your skin. So I started off with only about three to four pounds and then I added to some water. You can't do it the other way around, but you start off with the water and the EQ, adding honestly or depends on which technique you feel comfortable doing so after this I gave it a bit of a shake until everything was mixed, nice and well. So next what we have to do is basically test it out to see if the color actually matches our skin. So here is my little sample section. So if I'm in this section, I caught some of the lace to test out the color that I currently had. So I got some tissue and I placed the lace on it and I sprayed onto the tissue evenly just to make sure that everything was evenly distributed because I didn't want it to be patchy. So this is how it looked once I was finished spraying onto the lace and next I dried it. Using my hair, dryer and I'll show you guys how the leis tinted in the next clip. So here's how it looks once I'd finished drying it and, as you can see, the color had definitely changed so here's a before and after so on the right we have the before and then on the Left we have the. After now I felt like it was a bit too dark, so I went and I did in a little bit more water and then I shaked it again and I repeated the process right. So I taste the second test in the middle. So you can see the difference between how it looks before, which is on the far right and then the first test I did, which was on the far left. So once you're done, all you have to do is turn your wig inside out and then spray the lace try to do as evenly as possible, because I noticed that when I didn't do evenly, it looks quite patchy esa. Once i finish, i use my hair dryer again and then i go over it again, just to darken it and yeah you guys. That is pretty much it, so he is the before and after again and as you can see, there was clearly a difference and I just love this technique and kudos. Whoever invented this whole lay state. They state Wow Layton is breathing because it's so much quicker and you don't have to wait 30 minutes soaking your wig in hot water in hair dye, because this is just so much better so to style it. I decided to have it in a side part simply because I feel like the waves look so pretty when it's in a side part also. I didn't read bleach the knots I just added some concealer to the top. I am really worried when it comes to bleach. My knots because I realized that I had shed so much more when I not to bleach. Yes, it looks really nice, but it just sheds too much when it's beach, so I just left this unbleached and yeah. So I also used some got to be hair spray too late. I didn't use too much glue because I wasn't really going anywhere. This was a just for demonstration purposes. So once I finished saying it, I also added some concealer to the part in because, like I said, I had, and least and nots, and then I kind of backed combed my side part just to add a bit more volume and also added some water to the Core so that they would pop more - and this is basically the finished product and yeah, so this was super. Easy took less than 5 minutes to make the tint spray and honestly. This is how I'm gon na be tinting my from now on, because it's just super easy and effortless so yeah. I hope you guys learn something from this and have a nice day.