How To Dye A Synthetic Wig | Alexa'S Wig Series #7
- Posted on 19 September, 2016
- Fake Scalp Wig
- By Anonymous
Hi sweeties! In this video, I will show you how to dye a light-colored synthetic wig using both acrylic ink and by using the Sharpie method. In addition to showing you how to mix and apply both synthetic hair dyes, I will also show ya how to add dark roots to a synthetic wig with Sharpies and rubbing alcohol. I hope you enjoy this little wig customization experience for cosplay or everyday wear! Subscribe so ya don't miss the next wig vid! Warnings, links & discounts below~
A few things I forgot to mention in the viddy:
*Washing the wig will lead to the color fading, so I would recommend just spot cleaning the wig or washing it as infrequently as possible. It may need touchups as soon as after one wash.
*ANOTHER WARNING ABOUT COLOR TRANSFER: It's possible! I don't want you guys ruining your clothes just because I haven't had a bad experience with it. If you are wearing a longer wig that touches your shirt/dress/costume, make sure it's rinsed really well, possibly seal it, and/or wear dark clothing.
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Is this recording, I don't know, ..., Hey everyone. It is wig tutorial time In today's video. I will show you how to dye a synthetic wig.. If you have ever tried to dye a synthetic wig with real hair dye, you probably discovered that it doesn't really work.. Hair dye is made for ..., you guessed it Hair And not these synthetic fibers that these wigs are made out of.. But there are ways to change the colors of light-colored synthetic wigs.. So let's go Alright, so there are a few different ways: you can dye synthetic wigs, so we are just gon na cover as much as we can in this video.. The first thing you'll need no matter what method you use is a light-colored synthetic wig. To add color to any hair, real or fake. It has to be light enough for the colors to show up, and since you can't bleach synthetic hair, it has to just start off lighter than the color you want to dye it.. This means wigs that are white, silver, blonde pastels, etc. will work. The best. Synthetic fibers can be dyed by using a combination of ink and alcohol.. My personal favorite way to dye wigs is by using acrylic ink and 70 % isopropyl alcohol, but you can also make a similar ink combo by mixing rubbing alcohol with the ink from Sharpies which are alcohol based, markers., Okay, so to get started, I'm going to mix Up my DIY synthetic hair dye. Pour the acrylic ink into the spray bottle and then mix in some rubbing alcohol.. The amount of alcohol that you'll want to use depends on how light you want the color to turn out. Use more alcohol to dilute the ink. If you want a lighter less-opaque color or use less alcohol for a more vibrant, richer color., I usually land somewhere in the middle and will go for a ratio of 1 part ink to 1 part alcohol.. But with this purple ink that I'll be applying first, I went heavy on the alcohol to make. It appear more of a deep, pink color, rather than dark purple. Put on some gloves to keep your hands clean and then go ahead and apply the dye to the wig by just spraying it on. I spray it on in sections and then just dig my fingers. All up in there to make sure the hair is saturated, uh not just on the top, but on the underside too, and is coated all the way. Through. Make sure you move the hair around as you go so you're, not just dyeing the top layer of hair.. So, as I continue my way through the purple dye application, I am going to also show you an alternative method for making synthetic hair dye, which is the sharpie method For this method. You'Ll need Sharpies, of course, rubbing alcohol, a spray bottle, pliers, a knife and gloves. Use the pliers to pull the Sharpie apart.. Your goal is to get the ink tube out of the marker., So grab the colorful front section of the Sharpie with your pliers and wiggle. It around and pull it until it all comes apart.. This can take some practice. It can be hard at first., But you got this, I believe in you, So once it's apart put the ink tube aside. Then use your pliers to remove the little tip from the front of the sharpie for a little bit of extra ink.. This part should come out much easier., Go ahead and drop that into your little spray bottle. And then using something sharp slice open the ink casing. So the ink will come out easier.. I use an XACTO knife, which is probably the easiest way, but if you don't have one, you can also use scissors or a knife. Drop. The ink tube into the spray bottle and add some alcohol.. Then you just got ta, let it sit for a while.. The longer you let it sit, the better. Here is what the dye looks like just minutes after mixing it versus what it looks like 24 hours later.. So it's definitely best to leave it overnight to get the most out of the ink casing.. Then you just apply it the same way as the acrylic ink mix that I'm doing here.. Okay, so it looks like my purple. Dye is all super saturated on the upper portion of this wig.. So now I am going to move on to the pink dye. The color I'm using now is magenta and is a color similar to what the purple dye should become after diluting it down with that extra bit of alcohol.. So, even though the two dyes will be close in color, the reason I didn't just use two bottles of magenta is because I want the colors to be slightly different for some color variation and adding general dimension to the hair.. I mix the magenta dye with a 1:1 ratio. Saturate, the rest of the hair, with the pink dye., Of course, depending on what you're trying to do with your wig and what color you're dying it. It'S totally fine to just use one color throughout.. The main thing that is the most important is just to make sure that it is fully saturated because it is just the worst to wash it out later and discover that you've missed a patch of hair. I start using a comb to brush the dye through to make sure I'm getting it on all of the hairs all of the layers front and back roots and everything., Once you're satisfied and think you've got it all covered. It is time to step back and let it air dry. If it's fully saturated, it's probably going to drip everywhere. So I definitely would recommend covering your workspace beforehand with trashbags a plastic tablecloth newspaper, ... anything. Save your table.. I usually give it at least an hour to dry, but sometimes it takes a little bit longer, depending on how thick and long the wig is. Once you can touch the wig and not get dye all over your hands. It'S probably dry, Okay! So now, now that the wig is dry, you can rinse the dye out in cold water until the water runs clear. Get all of that ink out of the hair so that it doesn't transfer to your clothes. Later. Also make sure you rinse the cap out because, while dying it, you probably got some ink in there and you don't want that. Transferring to your hair either. After it's all rinsed out, lay it out on a towel to dry. After it dries brush the wig out. And, depending on what your plan is for this wig. This could be the end of your synthetic wig dyeing journey. This blonde wig is now pink., It's dyed., But since I'm me a wig-loving tutorial-making overachiever, I am also going to show you how to root a wig too. Adding roots to a wig is one of my favorite way to customize a wig, and I think it makes dye-jobs look so much better and more complete. So my favorite way to root a wig is by using alcohol-based markers like Sharpies 70 % isopropyl alcohol, Q-Tips, hair clips and a comb.. This is different than the alternative dye. I showed you earlier because we aren't pulling the ink out of the Sharpie.. We are leaving it as a normal marker and are just going to be coloring it straight onto the hair.. I know it sounds weird, but let me show you what I mean. Starting at the bottom of the wig cap, use your comb to separate out the hair. Parting. Wigs is easier than parting real hair because you have wefts, you can follow. So you know you are going in a straight line. Once you have a starting section at the base of your wig clip all of the rest of the hair up out of your way. Using a sharpie that is whatever color. You want your roots to be just start, coloring them on there.. You can make them, however, long or short you want. Just color across the whole weft. And then not sure why I didn't do this on the first weft, because I do it on literally every other weft on the whole entire wig. But I put my rubbing alcohol onto a Q-Tip and use it to blend that root edge out. The alcohol on the Q-Tip will make it so that you can manipulate your dyes a little bit. So you can pull down that Sharpie color and blur the lines between Sharpie and pink dye.. And then you go just weft by weft, starting at the bottom and working your way: up. Weft by weft. Parting, the hair coloring across and then using alcohol on a Q-Tip to blend it down.. I'M not gon na lie to you. Guys-. This process takes a long time, but it really is the best way. Just put on a movie and get to coloring, And if you are in a hurry, you could just do the top half of the wig, but for best results I always just root the whole Thing., Following along the wefts, is a great way to make sure that you get every little hair and aren't missing any patches.. There is literally no hair on this wig that isn't attached to either a weft or the top of the cap, so you can't miss any hairs. If you go weft by weft., Covering all of the roots on the wig, is going to make it look the most natural because roots grow all over our heads. Speaking of making it look more natural, you can use medium to dark brown or black Sharpies to create natural colored roots.. I have been adding dark brown roots to so many wigs now, because I love the look of it., You can add them to any wig and any wig color except like.., maybe black, because it wouldn't show up. But yeah. I think they look great.. Oh, let's briefly talk about color transfer., Like the ink transferring to your clothes or costumes. Sharpie. Ink that hasn't been rinsed out, like these roots, for example, can transfer to your clothing, but since roots, don't really touch clothes. I usually just leave them as is. And I don't usually have an issue with color transfer when dyeing with acrylic inks either, but that's not to say that it can't happen.. If this is something you are worried about, there are ways to seal these dyes, but I've never done it. So it would be weird to try to teach you about it.. If you google, it, though you can find people using floor, wax hairspray all kinds of things to seal Sharpie.. So if you try any of these methods, let me know in the comments below if it works, for you, I'm very curious about them.. Once you get to the top of the cap, depending on your wig, it may have a skin part which doesn't use a wefting system., If that's the case, just section off thin layers of hair and keep on keeping on.. After that, I do the bangs and that's it, But I can't be the only one who thinks progress. Timelapses are kinda satisfying to watch. So let's take a few more seconds to finish off this wig.. Okay. So now our wig is dyed and rooted. I am loving how this wig turned out.. The pink color is beautiful and vibrant, and I'm just living for that purple root. You can see when I brush it around that it's rooted all the way through. So I don't have to worry about wind blowing and revealing a half-rooted wig. Or if you like, to run your fingers through your wig. Like I do you know, it's gon na look bomb. So enjoy your wig customization journey and if you do try any of these methods definitely tag me in your before and afters on, Instagram and Twitter. I love to see what you guys create Have fun And that's one way you can dye a synthetic wig. This series is full of other tutorials to help you live the wig life more easily.. So if you have more questions, please do feel free to check out the other videos in this series.. They are listed here and should be clickable for you. And if you have any wig tutorial suggestions or questions, let me know in the comments below what you guys want to see.. I will see you guys next time. Thank you so much for watching Bye,
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Madeyewlook: I feel so wig educated now.
kierkieren: You just saved my entire ass man, I've got a con coming up and there's no time to buy the right coloured wig! But now I can just buy a white one and get perfect results! THANK YOU
Quin-Chan: "That won't work! It is a waste of time and money!" - My Mom
Random Person: Rooting Positive: my wig looks awesome. Negative: did this the night before a con and I spent the whole day getting high on Sharpie. Learn from my mistake and give your wig time to air out.
shayabayabones: Alexa: Once you're satisfied- Me: I will never be satisfied... I will never be satisfied...
Kittystar: It doesn't just work on light colors. If you have a red wig and you want a darker red you can do that too. You can go darker you just can't go lighter. The different color roots look really cool!
Ty Weimer: I love how excited she is about everything
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KattriellaDoesStuff: I plan to do this with a 50+ inch wig soon . . . Wish me luck, guys.
Emrys Ivy: I had to write a Process Analysis paper for one of my courses in college so I wrote it on this video. This video is so helpful and has literally changed all of my cosplay for the better.
dollface ❣️: I used this video when I was dying my wig, and it worked out so well! 10/10 video, I love it!
Zanfiricoe: Thank you SO MUCH for this! As a cool gal who's just started chemo, I was worried about the boring wigs I've been offered... Now that I know how to jazz them up, the chemo hair prognosis is EXCELLENT!!!
Bry Salazar: this is such a detailed and amazing tutorial! thank you for this! i'll definitely be using this to some of my wigs. especially my long, white wig which i'm thinking of making an ombre on.
Elizabeth Shannon: Good job! It was fun to watch, and I love the colors on your wig. Excellent.
Beauty & Grace Women's Ministry: I've always wanted to wear fun wigs! But never been bold enough! You make me want to wear one!
Elizabeth Wilson: You are so talented and fun and a great teacher! Just love your energy! Thanks a million!
Debbra Sweet: This was so perfect and awesome to help me with a new project. Thanks for sharing!
Samillennium: such a pretty wig! the coloring really brought it together! I love it :D thank you for making this tutorial I super appreciate!
Shantoria: This was the most helpful and amazing tutorial I've ever watched, thank you for all the advice!!
Sierra Hill: Thank you so much! From one artist to another, I greatly enjoyed your video and look forward to trying this technique on my own.
Lisa-Marie Shy: Ahhhh this was soooo helpful! I feel like a wig-pro now Thanks for sharing x
Blossom Possum Cosplay: Nearly 3 years on and I come back to you yet again for wig advice- I'll definitely use this method! I bought a wig that is more of a natural blonde in person, but looked more yellow on the picture, so I need to tint it.Thank you so much for your mega helpful tutorials!
Eszmeralda Jázmin Kovács: I just want to say that I am in love with you and this series!!! Thank you so much for your work on these videos :D
ՏᕼᖇᗴK ᑭ. ՏᑌᒪᒪIᐯᗩᑎ: Thank you so much, I thought I was gonna have to buy a human hair wig for my cosplay of my oc, but this tutorial saved me a bunch on dye and a wig since I had sharpies and rubbung alcohol already, I just wish the color stayed vibrant when I rinsed it, I don't know if I did something wrong or if that's just how it goes, but either way I am very happy with the result
Cady DeVoogd: Quick question: I know you said you can make the roots as long as you want. Would it be possible to dye the majority of a wig (from it's roots, and he wig is probably as long as the one used in the tutorial) using the sharpie method, to give it a sorta ombre effect?
Abipop: Oh my god girl~!!! You posted this at the most perfect time as I am rooting a bright blonde wig for a scream queens cosplay!! Just ordered my dark brown, Black sharpies and rubbing alcohol :D
Diana Villa: Thank you so much for making this video! I've been trying to figure out how to do this!!! <3
Stuttsis: Wow thank you so much for the help! It was easy to follow your instructions and very enjoyable to watch <3 I have learned a lot!
ThatsRiski: This was so helpful and the color turned out great! I’m definitely going to try it
candygirl77777: Thank you for the video! I used it to dye a wig for my cosplay!
Autemoz: Thank you Alexa! I am currently dying my wig right now and it is looking awesome! Thank you again!!!
Al Szuds: Thank you for making these wig videos. You are so helpful going step by step.
Zahirah Muhammad: This was SOOO HELPFUL!! THANK YOU!!! ✌
VirtualDoll: wow girl you are so adorable and smart! Thank you for this tut because it was very easy to understand and well explained to the fullest!! Your results were also inspiring so now I off to dye this wig I bought that is too blonde!! Thanks again hunny.
Leah Sheppard: I love this video. I recently used the sharpie method to dye some yarn(since I had no other dye) and it worked like a dream so when I came across this video I was so excited to realize this method works on synthetic hair also. I have several synthetic wigs that I will possibly try this method on.
Angsty Doodles: Holy Grapefruit, thank you for adding the part on roots! This is my first time dying a wig, and I've undertaken too much to tackle without help. Without you, this cosplay would never be possible! Seriously, try finding a wig for Jak from Jak and Daxter (Precursor Legacy, BTW -- my favorite Jak design). It's not fun. Always too much green, too long, or reverse color order. This video is a time, money, and life saver!
The White Porpoises: Great tutorial, thank you. Just for anyone reading, I recommend at least 2 acrylic bottles (for short hair) if its your first time. Ran out of my ink going all over the place with my sprays. I think it will still turn out good though, if I remember I'll throw and edit for the results
My Chemical Wonderland: You deserve so many more subs. I love your channel so much- I just bought my first wig and you've helped me so much!
PeachMilky: Super helpful! Thank you Alexa!
RoxyNightmare: Thank you for this great tutorial :) You explained everything so good! After I washed the ink out (after ~2 hours), nearly all of the colour was gone QQ.. I guess I used too little alcohol (tried a 1:1 ratio). It went from dark red to peach x'D ... Maybe some1 has any other suggestions?
Alice DF: Hello Alexa, thank you for this super useful tutorial! I was wondering... would you consider doing a tutorial on how to dye a wig with lighter roots compared to the color on the lengths? I'm trying to figure out how to realize a Chloe from Life is Strange wig so that'd really help!
RuRu J: Such a great video! I am so glad I subscribed to you! I learn so much!! Thank you Alexa!! <3
oreos: I was like, "Rooting? Is that really necessary?" But hoooly shit that made and huuuge difference
Ramon Marquez: Thank you so much! I’ve been wondering about this and this is literally the first video I came across regarding this topic and it was really satisfying to watch
Nik Laura: You're amazing. This video is adorable and so informative! Thanks so much!
Kovie: This is great! I cant wait to try this technique out :D
Tw1nLynx: I'm following this tutorial! I will keep you posted. I'm doing a two toned dye job, so I had to be careful and try not to dye one section of hair. I'm currently waiting for the first part to dry!
Kimberly Wills-Starin: Thanks for the super detail and GOOD QUALITY VIDEO! omg. I dyed a wig once orange and yellow and didn't really know what I was doing. I used that acrylic ink and it all turned out okay, but it took DAYS to dry. I LOVE the rooting idea - I will absolutely start doing that. I might even do that for parts of my Merida wig I'm working on just to give it more depth. This thing is crazy big, but it's also mostly one color and I'd like to give it just a little more character.
ZombehPanda: I love the rooting idea! I've seen some really cute synthetic wigs but I think I prefer ones with natural roots. I think I'm going to get one and add my own roots. ^^
Arashi Kashu: This is a great system for dying wigs! I'll definitely have to try it at some point. Wigs can also be dyed with RIT Dymore (which was just coming out when this tutorial was made) and other dyes specifically for synthetics. Of course, you have to boil the wig on the stove which results in the wig needing some TLC after - and you definitely want to watch your temperatures, although from what I can tell most wigs are pretty heat resistant. On the other hand, I tie-dyed a wig the other day a an experiment and it was kiiiiiiiiiiiinda wicked amounts of fun.
MagTag Makeup: That was a really cool tutorial thank you for posting! I especially liked when you added the roots. Xo
Riley Zonia: I'm definitely adding dark green roots to my mint green wig now, it'll look so cute!
Bob LobLaw: Great job and thank you for the lesson it help me out a lot.
Margaret White: I love the way you explain how to dye a synthetic wig, I feel I can actually do it and I am going to try Tuesday when I get my ink.
Jaedan: This was easily the most helpful wig dyeing tutorial I've ever watched
EmeraldDawn777: You did an amazing job with this. I love the colors omg. Always wondered if you could color syn. hair
Bubble Tea: Nobody: My weeb but playing dangonrampa seeing the pink ink: A BoDy HaS bEeN dIsCoVeRED
LEELEE MARTINEZ: Amazing Thank you- about to dye my platinum grey wig to pink
Sassy Pastel: I just found this video in my search of how to do braids on long wigs for a princess costume for halloween and this is giving me ideas now for my wig for the costume! I love your positivity and energy in this video!
Princess Keith: I just bought wigs for Sunny Starscout and Izzy Moonbow cosplays and I need to add some light gradients (especially at the roots!) to them so this is perfect! Thanks so much! :D
Ra-Ra Rainstorm: THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I've tried dying synthetic extensions with real dye and it just tinted the hair xD I was still satisfied with it though! i got beautiful sliver-blue hair from my mistake so I just started wearing black extensions Dx (I dont mind but I do miss colorful hair) cant wait to to try out these techiques for future hair color adventures!
Tiffany: Thank you for this tutorial video, it helps me a lot!!!!
GhostlyOne: Thank you!! This was so helpful! I'll deffinitely use this tutorial to turn my New 52 Joker wig into a Kylo Ren wig!
HaYxWiRe: You are a goddess omg. This tutorial just saved me from dropping so much money on a custom wig to get a peep color dye... never guessed all I needed was a sharpie and alcohol! Thank you so so much!!!
CBIMedia: Thanks so much! I have a cosplay I'm working on, so this is a big help!
Teresa Haven: I love the time lapses!!! Especially when you are giving info all along
Rane dae: New subscriber! Your explanation is so clear and you're super adorable and bubbly! I'm wondering if a 1" flat paint brush would be useful and a little quicker for rooting than that tiny q-tip?
Brit & Patrick & Son Haven & Mullen & Mullen: This is sooo cool! I didn't even know this was an option!!! Your channel is sooo helpful & fun!!! Thank you!!!
Tiffany Siteman: Two words - waterproof mascara . This works best when you want to tone down a yellow hue in a wig by applying a darker color to the roots . I use maybeline lash blast to color my wigs The wand creates a feathered color effect . I apply it comb it out and rinse in warm water let it dry and voila no ink transfer,no color bleeding and long lasting
UsorThem07: I'm so gonna make brown roots on my platinum blonde wig now :'> Thank you so much for these tutorials!
xjustapersonX: OH MY GOD I LOVE YOU! You’re so enthusiastic and happy and I’m living for it <3333
Astreloo: Hey Alexa, thanks for this tutorial ♥ My questions is can you dye a curly wig and keep the curly(ness?) after it ? if not how can you process^^
J M: Wow this video is exactly what I was looking for! I absolutely love the information you offered me in this video. I have naturally curly hair and in finding the wigs out there do not offer the colors I'm looking for in the kind of curl I want. So I thought why not just die my own Lord knows I probably need to give my hair a break anyways.
Penumbra Darkness: This helped me so much! Thank you <3
soshistars: *I love your wig tutorials Alexa! I loved the time lapse in this vid too :)*
ღXserina LPSღ: Now I want a wig to do exactly the same thing like she did
Gigi Hadeed: Wow! You are such a talented artist!! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge - loved your cute little laughs among your story-telling/coaching. Tee hee!!
yes.: Did it with the Sharpie method, as none of the shops from where I live have alcohol based ink, and turned out great. From very dark blonde, almost brown to a gray and dark blue gradient. Thank you so much!
Kierstyn Johnson: For anybody wondering (which is probably no one): gorilla glue spray works feat for pretty much everything on light colored wigs, but have sharpie at the ready to hide the film is sometimes leaves. It seals dyes, holds styles, doesnt crack, doesnt dull the wig, etc. Just wear a cheap mask and gloves and dont get any on your real hair
Miss Ghoulina: We sell Rockstar Wigs at my work, this Halloween i will definitely be sending a lot of people to your channel so they can learn about wigs!!
Kawaii Kat Edits: Omg you have no Idea how much this helped me. Me and my sister LOVE colorful wigs because we are to scared to dye our real hair so I used this method to make a platinum blonde wig with black roots and i love it so Thanks!
bestbitesforever 💜: That was great, thank you for the information! I want to do a wig for a Harley Quinn costume because all of the ones I've found that are already done either aren't dip dyed or the colors aren't quite right. Thanks again :)
KasaiRayquaza: Great video! Quick question: Do you have to dye the wig to root it? Thanks ahead of time! Also, is there a way where you dye only certain wefts? Was wondering for a Nia Teppelin cosplay. (Maybe you could do a video on something like that?)
LaCheliss Baez: You ROCK girl. Thanks for all the info. Much needed
Desteny Correa: Gunna start wearing wigs soon and this whole series is so helpful :3 thanks
Crystal Bentley: Do t forget to do this in a well ventilated space! Does the sharpie smell ever go away?
Kayla Moriarty: This helped a lot!! Thank you!
Anna Longino: Thanks for the video, I'm going to be trying the root thing soon! Question: How would 50% isopropal alcohol affect it (instead of 70)?
YourGirlSudanny: Such a helpful video & the finished colour is gorgeous
justnana: It was amazing, thank you Alexa! You're so skilled <3
Val Gretta: This is brilliant and I love love love your energy!
Klaudia Lacayo: Love how you recorded all the way through in the root process to see how it's done :0 ❤
Holly Douglas: Thanks for the rooting tip, great idea!
nadeschkio123: Super helpful! Thank you!
Samantha Moon: I had no idea you could die wigs!! That's super helpful!!! And Sharpieing on roots is genius!
Veronica Ewing: Loving the methods. Very helpful thank you! One question. What do you do if I smells of alcohol and sharpie afterwards??
Myra Manibog: I love this!! perfect!!!!! THANK YOU!!!
Jamille Herrod: This is the best synthetic dye job I have seen! Great job
ott: Thank god you made this! I love this technique!!!
Elena: Thank you so much I'm making a wig for my second cosplay and it wont wanna dyw so this helped a lot