Dope Grey Lace Wig W/Peekaboo Rainbow Highlights Ft. Eayon Hair

What'S up y'all welcome back to beauty with time, so today, I'm coming to you guys with this really cute gray, hair as well as this peekaboo highlight rainbow colors in the back. I am so in love with this hair. It feels good after all of that stuff. I did to it. It still feels good. That gray is just beautiful and I love this hair. So yeah you see that use cold teaching for eight dollars off of your order of $ 80 or more. So this is the hair. This is the 24 inch 6:13 blonde hair. It is a 13 by 4 lace, frontal and it has the actual bundles. You know with it in the back, and this is a 200 % density. So that's a lot of hair really thick. So what I'm doing here is just sectioning off the hair that I won't highlight. I'M only using three rows of the tracks section head off into six. I know seven colors in the rainbow, but I decided to do six. You know just keep it simple whatever. So I'm just sectioning the hair off putting it into a knot so that I can color the rest of this blonde hair gray. So I started off using this platinum color by a door, so I'm just putting it in a pot John. Do the water color method! So at first I used too much of it, as you can see, I'm putting a lot of that gray, which kind of looks like purple. So if you notice, like one side of my hair, is like really like a lavender and then the rest of its more like a grey, so I'm just dipping the hair into this, paying like a deep salsa. I guess you can say I think that's better than just a pocket. You want to keep the water on the stove, so I can keep boiling and then I thought you know just use a saucer that'll make it easier. So I can actually see the hair instead of a pot, so I'm just dipping it in there making sure i coat the hair well and using a knife to dip it, and what I notice is that when you do water color, you just want to do a Step-By-Step because you know a little bit about a little bit, because the hair actually soaks up all of the color, like whatever you put in first, it soaks it up. So I'm gon na show you guys later, like you're, not even gon na, be able to see any more color in the hair, so I'm even putting the lace down in there do not change the color of my lace, like my lace, was still looking good and Everything so I'm just making sure I do not get the section where I want the rainbow color, as you can see it's not getting on to here anymore and as you can see right now, the water is like just regular color. So I'm adding some more color mixing it up so that I can read it the parts of my hair that didn't really take I'm trying not to read dip the parts that I already did. They have a lot of that color. So I'm just dipping it back in their font to it all putting it in there and they. These are the steps I did the entire time. I just kept doing that using a little bit of the color. You know not so much at one time and then I will put it in the little pot pin whatever. So I was trying to get a little. You know, that's the part I said took too much of the color and I was trying to get an idea where I was at so I did blow dryer hair decided still wet outside is blow dry so that I can see what else I need to do Because some of the pots was like still blonde and just looked like a which I don't know weird so now I'm taking this color in titanium and putting that in there really kind of look like the platinum. But it's lighter. So I'm putting the front two in there first, so I can color that and then I went ahead and put the rest of the wig and I was just definitely going to flow y'all yeah. That'S what I did to get it and I made sure I didn't do the part where I need to color alright, so that part kind of got wet. So all I'm doing is just blow-drying, because you want to make sure you working on dry hair when you colored the hair. That'S it takes it the best, so I'm just putting it out. Y'All had three colors at first, I hate all my primary colors. I have for it this one is red, for some reason wasn't coming out red. I think this color was by the AVR. I don't know I'll leave it down blank below. I cannot remember what I used and that was a yellow. I mix yellow and red to make orange so y'all. I hate red. I had yellow - and I blew my main colors so right here - mixed red and yellow to get one which cuz I was being cheap and I didn't want to buy all those colors for $ 4. So here this is the yellow. I just left that plain color in the bottle. That'S the yellow! You got ta, make sure you get the back of their coat. It will comb through the hair get up underneath there. You want to get all those spots and just make sure you working the hair through so here I'm taking, yellow and I'm taking blue to make green. Yes, y'all check me out. I was mixing all these colors names coming out so perfect. Then I just did blue regular and I tried to do blue and red to get purple and it was so other seeded bottom. I tried to mix on my own. It was not working so I had to go and buy some purple, and this is in the color purple rain'. I think I'll leave it down below purple rage purple something. So you want to make sure you comb it out like that and look at the colors. They are popping they look so good. So here you want to make sure you wash it my one by one because it started to like get on the other colors, if you just put them all together, so you want to wash them one by one. Like my green and up, you know my yellow, just like a little bit like a little dab and I was like oh no so yeah make sure you wash them out separate like that. I'M putting just some regular conditioner, I got from Walmart and you know to conditioner hair. So now I'm washing off the gray. You want to wash off the whole week, but you want to actually drive them separate as well, because I'm telling you the color would end up getting on to other colors if you decide to do it. So this is what they look like once: they're dried, I'm doing them section by section and once it's dried then I can just put it on the gray hair or put them together. It doesn't matter after that, so I'm just blow drying them and look how vibrant these colors look. They look so good and you can't really tell this gray, underneath until you, like kind of move, to hear that you can see that a little bit of gray up underneath there. So yes look so beautiful. So after that this is what the hair looked. Like. I told you guys this is 200 Disney hair and the lace is transparent, so you're gon na see no color got on the lace at all. This is what the wig is looking like before I pressed it out with my hot comb and flowers. I have a lot of videos of me showing how I prepped my wig, so just click link down below, but this is what the wig is looking like after I had pressed it all over like this week was d-bomb. It took the hair. Well, I didn't get. Hardly any shedding! This is what the hair was looking like after I was done, so you really can't tell that I have rainbow, underneath until I pull it apart like this and get those colors popping and like this is a frontal wig. So you really can't tell until I do all of that, because, like this, you just tell I have like a little bit of color back there, but not like that. So yeah y'all go check out this hair I'll leave all of their information down below. It was just really really nice working with this company that was really nice. They was patient with me. You know they email right back. Everything about their customer service was great, and this hair is the bomb like look at that. Oh, it don't get no better than act. It looks so good. So yeah you guys. Let me know what you think about this wig leave me a comment down below please thumbs up and you and subscribe. If you haven't already alright until next time. Well I'll see you guys bye,