How To: Dye Your Roots Dark On 613 Blonde Hair| 5X5 Lace Closure| Link'D Hair Extensions

Welcome back gang, so let's jump right into this video, I'm gon na start by showing you what I would need. I'M gon na use black gloves, and these are the read or usable gloves lord. I can't talk the brushing of old you're going to also need us. Calm and like to use a rat tail comb, I have these mascara ones to help me with the roots and it was $ 2.99. My local beauty supply store, also, of course, you're gots to be glued and I'm using Revlon medium ash, brown and I'll. Tell you later why also on these bundles are from link hair extensions. So I got a 5x5 six. Thirteen lace closure right here. I'M actually loving the lace on this closure. It looks really nice up against my skin and, as you can see, it's definitely got a little pre plucking going on. So that's really good. You'Re gon na also need your blow dryer. So you can blow jar the got to be glue on the closure and that's what I'm about to do right here in this clip. So if you just continue watching you'll see I'll be spraying a coat a heavy coat at that on there and I'm gon na blow dryer on warm and make sure it's dry before proceeding to getting the color started. Okay, so now going to prepare the color. So what you want to do is put your gloves on for this part and you're, going to proceed to putting the developer into the permanent color and you're going to make sure you shake it up, well, which I will do in this next clip and then we're Going to proceed to prepare the clothes you're on the mannequin, you, okay, so now what you want to do is you want to open that up and you want support the content into your bowl, so you can get prepared so that the color on the closure, as You can see I'm still shaking. I wanted to be sure that the product is definitely mixed well and I'm gon na take an extra step and take my whisk and kind of make sure it's mixed up really good, even though I just shook it a million times. So here we go, we are going to tip in the colors you're on to the mannequin head and then I like to part it down the center wherever the part is located. That'S where you want to party at to be sure that no color gets on the lace in that area, just in case we did use the guys to be glue, but it's always good to take extra steps to be cautious so right here, I'm going to take My mascara one - and I am going to start to put that product at the base of that closure and to me this one using this technique. It'S really really good as long as you don't get too much product on the wand, I'm also going to show you a different technique where I take the rat tail comb and I put the product at the base of the closure as well and I'll show you On the arm on the right side of the closure, so right here, I'm just gon na continue to put it in the front and then I'm gon na move on to my brush, which I'm going to part it with the rat tail in and I'm going to Put the product on in between thin layers, you want to part thin layers to be sure that the product does get through on both sides, and I always put product on both sides of the hair top and bottom. So right now this is gon na be very repetitive, so I'm not gon na talk, I'm just gon na. Let you guys, watch and see my technique, so just keep watching so now we're gon na proceed into that. Second tini. I was telling you guys about so what you want to do is just take the comb and you'll paint a little bit of the product onto it and then you're gon na just lightly comb, the hair through the roots. I typically use the comb technique when I'm doing the entire lace, closure or frontal one color. It works best for me because I could just comb it to the end of the hair. However, in this case, with the roots, I like mascara one the base. So I'm just going to continue to paint bean color at the roots on both sides and again make sure that the layers are thin so that the color can penetrate through the opposite side. But to ensure that it does, you can paint on both sides and I'm gon na continue to do that throughout the rest of the video and then I'll. Come back and show you guys what it look like after I've washed it and allowed to sit for a while, so continue to watch guys. Thank you and be sure to LIKE comment and subscribe. So with this dark groups. I do advise that if you're gon na use this particular color, let it be with like a light, lavender or ash blonde, or maybe even like a gray, because you see on the lace closure hair, how it has those ash / purplish tones to it after you, Rinse it out so I feel like it will blend really well with those colors that I just mentioned. Of course, you could do other colors like purple, of course lavenders and purple in the same category, but I really do think those colors would look good with this dark group, so I was doing more of a ash blonde and it looked well. So, thank you guys for watching and be sure to LIKE comment and subscribe. If you like this video later peace,