How To: Peachy Hair Color Tutorial On Full Lace Wig

Hey guys today, I have a really exciting video for you and, as you may tell by the title, I'm actually going to be coloring, a wig that I have from Eva wigs. I'M sure you heard of them, because one of my really popular videos is on Eva wigs. It was a blonde bob. Well, this time they asked me if I wanted to color a blonde wig, and I said, of course, because it's springtime and during the spring you want to try new colors, but you don't want to mess with integrity of your hair. So I said, of course, and I've been really having a lot of fun with weeds, because it's been my go-to protective style, and this is the unit that I have onesie and get the whole thing in the picture. This is the unit that I have. It is very long, I believe it's 22 inches. Let me check it's 20 inches in length and it is a pale blond color perfect for coloring, especially if you want to do like pastel colors, because usually you want to lift your hair up to like a 10, and this is a 10 to get a true Pastel or a bright color, so this is definitely a level 10 and her roots are a 1b. It'S also 100 % Indian well virgin Indian hair okay. So it's like we're really really really soft and a really just it just feels so good and the ends aren't even like funky, although I will be cutting the end. So I'll leave all the information down below on this particular unit so that you can go ahead and check it out I'll also leave a dollar right so that you can check it out just so that you can kind of see what the unit is like before. I mean you see it here, but just so that you can see the full details so be sure to check out the description box and let's get started on this color. So usually I'm the type of site where natural colors, black and brown and maybe every now and then I wear blonde. But it's not really likely that. I like, where our blonde too much, because I like to stick to something closer to my natural color um. But six is springtime and it just reminds me of pastels and bright colors and just colors in general. I wanted to try something called a rose quartz, and that is what I'll be using is by eye on um color, brilliance, gemstones and it's called rose quartz. It is a semi-permanent color, and the reason why I chose to semi-permanent Co is because, if I ever do want to switch it up with this unit - and I wanted to go ahead and revert back one or I want to do another color, it won't be hard For me to go back because semi-permanent isn't permanent and it's not as damaging to the hair, also and it'll be easy for me to take it out. So that means nothing to you know, keep switching on from a different color. So I'm just going to show you how I mix the color and that I've used in two boxes of color and it doesn't require any developer, because it's only a semi-permanent color, but it's super duper thick in consistency. So you might want to take that in mind. Whenever you're buying your color, you can actually mix it up with conditioner, which I ended up doing and you get the same results. So I'm not doing any kind of special technique or anything like that, because I'm just applying it to the very ends of the hair. Whatever is blond, that's what I put the color on as you can see it's extremely thick and hard to saturate the hair, so I'm just going to go ahead, comb the color through and make sure that it's an even application. So here's the part where I mix in the conditioner with the color it's actually going to create more product to work with, and it's going to be a lot easier to saturate the hair you. So when I'm done applying the color, I just clip the hair up and allow it to sit for an hour. So when an hours pass, I just go ahead and co wash the hair in cold water, and I towel dry it. So you can see how beautiful the color is, while it's wet, but whenever it's dry it actually looks completely different. So before drying it, I just go ahead and apply a light setting mousse to the hair, and I comb and part it exactly how I want it to fall when it's dry and then after that I'll let it air dry overnight. Okay, so I'm done dyeing the wig and it's done drying, and this is how it looks now, it's a little more faded on the ends which I really expected and I'm happy it kind of did do that because it kind of gets like an ombre effect um And you know usually on brands lighter on the ends than it is on the roots, so I really do love the color. I honestly have to say that I thought it was going to be a little bit more pigmented but um it's more pastel. So I expected that in a way, but I just thought it was gon na - be a little Pinker which I'm fine without I didn't really. I really wasn't shooting for a really really pink, pink, pink. Look. I like it, and I can't wait to curl it and cut it. I am going to trim it put some long layers in it. I'M not going to show that process, but if you do want to know the process of how to do that with a wig, I will be sure to do that if you suggest it in the comments down below so make sure you do so so to stop. I'M just going to use a curling wand to add some loose ways and to create a nice texture to really show off the color, and I'm sure you already know how to do this already. So I'm not going to bore you with details so and here I'm just using the curling wand to really flatten out the part and the front area to make it more realistic and less bulky. So this is how it looks whenever I'm done curling it cutting it. Putting it on, I absolutely love this wig. I love the color. I love the fact that you can customize to whatever you want and the next color I think I'm going to go for is a deep emerald, color or maybe kind of smoky great. I'M going to see so just let me know if you want to see that in the next video um. One thing I do have to say about this unit: it's a hundred and thirty percent density. I think I would have gone up to 150 or more um. I believe it is an option to go up a little bit more, but I think that since it's straight hair and since it's such a good um, I want to say good hair. Since it's such a really fine texture of hair, which is um, it's virgin its Indian version. So since its bourbon, it's really light um, fine in texture and it's not as dense as I'd like it to be. I never felt like separate these curls make it a little fuller, but this is how full it is, and I think that I would like it a little thicker. So this is a hundred and thirty percent. Just to let you know, this is 20 inches and it reaches me to my waist um, but I really do love the texture. I love the. I love the fact that i could have experimented with any color that I chose um and I'm really happy. I chose this color because it's by outside my box, but not too ridiculous. You know like I can wear this in public and it's really springtime. You know like colors, paints, purples pastels. It just reminds me of spring all the way. So our really do love this unit. What do you think about it? Let me know in the comments down below. I hope you guys enjoy this review in this tutorial. Please let me know your comments and thoughts down below, don't forget to leave positive vibes. Okay, I know how I feel about negativity. I will see you in my next video peace. You