Easy Auburn Color W/ 613 Hair Ft. April Lace Wigs

Hey guys, so today's hair is provided by April lace, wigs and I have their full lace wig that I'm gon na be working with today. So this is what the packaging looks like. It just comes in this bagging box and when I open it up, you see that it is a 6:13 blonde wig. This wig is 20 inches long and it is full lace. So I'm gon na have a lot of fun with this. Do it a little bit of experimenting with the color? So what should I do? I have some warm water in a bowl and I'm starting off with some add or spiced amber and of light Auburn, that's what I initially was going for. So the first thing I'm using is spiced amber and when you dilute the color in water there's a lot of different benefits that come with that you don't stain the lace, it's very very fast and it's also very affordable to do it. That way. But sometimes you have to play around with the color, because when you mix water with it it does dilute it a lot so that spice amber color did not come out. The way that I wanted it to so I'm adding some cinnamon color in the same mixture. Oh, I'm just gon na keep mixing colors until I get the right color, adding in that cinnamon kind of gave it a. I don't know kind of a weird gold like a brassy gold color, which I wasn't a fan of. So that's not going to be. My final color either you so now I am adding some more cinnamon because I thought maybe it would darken it a bit and you could just keep doing this in the same Bowl. And so you get the right mixture for whatever color you're trying to achieve adding more cinnamon help the color a little bit, but you can't really tell on camera it's kind of orange II like so I'm not a big fan of that. So what I did was I added two bottles of Sienna Brown, same brand, add or add two bottles of that into the same mixture so that I can get a nice auburn color it's a little bit darker than I was initially going for, but that's okay, a Couple of washes and it'll get to a nice light, auburn color. This is the final result when I washed out the color and I'm just adding some loose curls to the hair with the curling wand. I didn't do an entire tutorial on how I did the curls, but I'll show you guys how I did this last one here and that's the same technique. I used for the entire wig and, as you can see, there's absolutely no staining on the lace at all. Not even on the stretch, lace part, which I don't understand how it does that, but the watercolor method never fails when it comes to that unless you're doing jet, black jet black will slightly taint your lace. So this is what the wig looks like on. I love this color against my skin tone and yeah absolutely love this hair. It'S super soft. It doesn't feel scratchy or cheap for lack of better words. I'Ve had some bad experiences with 6:13 hair, but this hair feels really nice and healthy. So if you guys liked this quick tutorial, make sure you give it a thumbs up, be sure to check out April lace. Wigs, and I will see you guys in my next video bye