Client Series: Tint & Melt Lace Front Wig Tutorial For Dark Skin Girls Ft Divaswigs

Hey everyone today, this video is for all my dark-skinned beauties. I'M gon na be tinting this lace front to unit that I got from divas wigs. My aunt actually came up with this brilliant idea of using brown in that's right. Browning now I do want to say before y'all call this nasty or whatever this product does not smell, and it's not really much for you to say ill, so you will not be walking around smelling like Browns chicken, okay, here's some background information if you're unfamiliar with Browning or what it's used for, it's typically used for making food adding a seasoned into your food, chicken meats, all kinds of stuff, as you see on the back of the bottle and it's a product of Jamaica, okay, so motion, makings or Caribbean people will have this Bottle in their cabinet, so I'm gon na start off by using a half cap full of the Browning and pouring it in there. And I do want to show you that it does have a little bit of a red tint which is kind of what I'm going for and what I actually wanted. This dye can be a little bit of a so it's a weird Brown okay, so I find that when you use only this, it can be an odd color. So, as you can see on the napkin, it's more of a dark color and it's not the color that will really match much people's skin color. So then I next use a teaspoon of salt and just drop it in and then I have some scorching hot water and I'm gon na mix it around. But I have a little piece of lace and it's important you test it. I'M this method out on a small piece of lace: it just kind of tangle it in the water for about a good 10 to 15 seconds. The longer you have it in there, the longer it will die and get darker. This is how it looks when it's wet and I have just taken it out of the water. So it's very dark. It'S a nice Brown and this is how it was before now. Every time I got a unit from divas lace, wigs, the lace is always super white um, but I always try to go ahead and fix it. My own way and add my makeup to it, but to avoid the whole makeup art, I went ahead now that didn't have a lot of lace on it, so I am cutting off the excess lace because I don't need this part and it's gon na just waste. My dye formula, the roots, are very light, as you can see, so I really want to make sure this looks as skin-like as possible. So tinting was very much so important. You can either use dip the entire lace frontal into the entire container, and you can see it's getting a little bit darker, so you want to hold it in there for longer give it about 15 seconds to probably 30 seconds. There is lace in the back, so I am gon na dye that part as well. You can see the major difference now. I do want to point out to you guys. This is not a permanent solution, so you do want to make sure you shampoo and condition your unit first and then tint the least okay. I shampooed the wig and I also conditioned it because I like to do that when I get new units most of the times it just gives a nice fresh feel so here I am conditioning it as well, even though I shampooed and conditioned it, it's still kind Of stained, the lace is still stained and it has not fully gotten back to its light color. So it's semi-permanent. Let'S call that semi-permanent okay, so next you can either put the mixture in a spray bottle and spray the frontal on the back and on the front, it's totally up to you. As you can see, I am making new parts to make sure I've got in every part of the frontal, so just keep spraying and keep on changing your parts if you're not really into that method and you're, like you know what I want to just, I don't Have a spray bottle to waste I'll show you another way in a second, but you can see I'm drawing it on a white towel and it is not transferring onto the towel so you're, okay and you're safe or you can like. I showed you guys before. Just stick it in here: let it sit for a while, as you can see, it still looks great, even when you wash it off, and the water should be clear to a very tint of a brown. Now, I'm gon na go straight into just plucking the Front's. A little bit didn't have to do this. They kind of addicting. With this week, like usually when I get their units, it is very thick. This one was very, very, very perfect. I do want to show you guys to curl pattern when it's wet, so here I am just scrunching it up, and this is how it looks meet my friend, julissa julissa is also a youtuber and an awesome photographer. She has been a lot of my stuff on YouTube and on Instagram today, we're gon na be giving her really. I want to say her first wig so here I am, I'm gon na go ahead and slick. Her hair back her hair was already braided. Thank the Lord, so that kind of cut down a lot of time and I'm just going to slip back her real hair so that it does not get in the way. When I go to the parts of installing her lace, frontal wig cut the part by the ears to that front, two legs nice and flat and fix her head perfectly. I was a thousand percent impressed with this unit, a thousand percent. So is she I'm so happy that the the lace frontal was tinted perfectly and it matched her skin? Everything just went so smoothly with this unit. I think it was mostly because the unit was just the perfect density. Perfect, not too thick, not too thin. Just entirely perfect, I am gon na be using the guy big little spray and I'm using this to hold her unit down. This has been my favorite method for quite some time. I'Ve kind of retired glue and I've kind of once in a while. We'Ll use got ta be glued, but this right here is my favorite method. It lasts for quite some time and it's just easy into the points and takes less than 10 minutes to get this entire process done, so something that I really really really love. Now I'm gon na go ahead and use my baby tres edge, control brush and just give her some nice swoops to kind of cover the edge of the lace a little bit. Not that just any problem with it, but I like to just make it look a little bit more, you know Eunos will be to get her middle part super flat. I am gon na use a hot comb and alternate between a brush and the blow-dryer to get the part to be a super flat as possible, and then I did use some oil just to add some shine and pop to the hair. I am going to define the curls a little bit later on, so just make sure you still continue watching. Okay, so we're almost done keep watching y'all. I did go ahead and use um mascara to just darken their roots, a little bit more um. If this was on my head, I wouldn't really need to do that, but it was very white almost like when they bleached the nuts they over bleached it I'm not sure, but it was way too light. So that was very necessary and this is practically we're going into looking at the end result. I used water and I use this. Carrot eats product for unruly curly hair and it made the curls just look amazing and fabulous and stay in place like the curls were very, very, very defined and just amazing. Well, I'm gon na say waves. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I'M trying to do much more client series for you guys you guys have been requesting and acting for it again. This is her first unit. I seem to have a lot of people who come to me for their first unit, so it was really exciting for her to love her outcome and love her results. I will have all the information for you guys down below in the description box to me. This method is amazing: it is not transferred it stays put when you wash your wig and shampoo your wig, you may have to go back in and spray it, but that's: okay, that's the least of your worries as long as you got it to match your skin Color, your hair does not smell honey. Don'T worry about the snow, there's no smell whatsoever. Your hair smells like regular shampoo. Her hair smells like shampoo. Afterwards, there is no brown stewed chicken. Don'T worry child you're, good, you're, good and I'll. See you guys in my next video make sure you follow Chalisa on her YouTube I'll, have it down below and on Instagram and thanks TiVo, which for sponsoring this video I'll, see you guys in my next one