Watercolor Method On 613 Lace Front | Ali Queen

Hey everyone at enemy's at here today, I'm going to be watercolor dyeing. I think that's what it's called this six one three hair from Ali Queen and they were so generous for sponsoring this video, so that I could show you guys how I got that glamorous green hair that you saw in the intro. So this hair is 130 percent density. What and it's 16 inches. It also has four combs and the adjustable strap in the back and a good amount of parting space so for the water color before I diet, the green, the dark green that I want to dye. It I have to make sure that this doesn't stain the lace, even though it did and you'll see later in the video, but I'm going to try to prep it with the hairspray and from other videos I saw it was supposed to work, but it didn't. So. I'M using these four colors from odore and or add, or, however you pronounce it starting off with clover the color clover. I am going to be adding this to a bowl of hot water. This is just straight from the tap. My tap water is very hot. So that's all I needed and then I'm going to be mixing it with the off black color to give it a dark color. So all these colors I'm basically going to be mixing in with the black just so that it gets the darkness that I want right here. You'Re gon na see me color testing it and it's a very bright blue color. But I decided for more dimension and depth within this hair in the color that I want it to be, then I might as well just use all the hair and dyeing it. The blue color then adding layers of green black and other colors that you'll see later in the video so in between each color. I go ahead and get a new batch of water. So for this one I'm going to be using electric chlorine - and this was supposed to be a very bright green, so I'm toning it down with that off black color. I know I wanted to do a dark route, but I do know how to with the watercolor and plus I didn't have a wig head to actually properly dye the roots. So I'm taking the off black and I'm just combing it through all the front of the wig, I'm not combing it through the back of the wig, because I don't plan on putting it up or anything. So I didn't think the black roots were essential for that. So in the description box, I will add all the colors that I've used in order, so you guys will know what colors I used exactly just in case. You wanted to use the same colors that I did also. I wanted to tell you all that ally. Queen is having a big sale this Christmas. So if you use my discount code Hannah, you can save 60 % off plus $ 5 off your purchase and if you buy more than $ 100 in the store, you can use the coupon code Hannah for 60 % off plus eight dollars off. So it's a double discount, so this is around the time that I started to figure out that the lace was stained and there was nothing I could do about it. Even after I rinsed off the hair a little bit I figured out well, the lace is stained. There'S nothing I can do, but hopefully, whenever you guys watch the install of the lace front, that you'll see that it looks good and that's, I think, due to it being a blonde color. The ink or the hair guy bleeds more than if you were to die in Bleach black hair. I don't know but yeah, it's it's stained, but it's okay, because we still getting acute right. But the shampoo and conditioner I'm using the Argan macadamia line from kiss. And this is the shampoo and conditioner this made. The hair feel really really soft and it smelled good afterwards. So off-camera I went ahead and glued my bald cap on and after the hair is air dried. You can see all the layers and the dimensions of color, but it kind of looks blotchy for some reason, because you can see the lime green looks more apparent in the middle of the back section and then the dark colors on the bottom. I don't know what happened, but it's okay. So the lay sustained, like I said earlier, but I attached elastic bands so that it was a little bit more tighter on my head and then I'm going in with some foundation on my bald cap. Because, since the lace is stained, I just want to make sure that it looks a little bit more natural and not too stained. So I added a foundation on my bald cap and I added foundation on the lace of the wig. Now I'm going in with my ghost bone glue and this glue is so tough, so I can be wearing this wig for a few days, because this isn't budge unless you put alcohol on it. So I'm going to be using my ghost bone glue and installing my wig. So when I first got this wig in my mind, I wanted to do a straight hair, green, dark, green hair. Look just like the basic plain straight hair, but then I was like I want to add some more bounce into it and do something different, because I always have straight haired. Wigs and if they're not straight hair, then they're just curly and I don't have to do anything to it. So since it air dried, I needed to straighten it out. So it didn't look so frizzy and then I decided that I would add some bounce in it by adding some curls and then just brushing them out later. So it kind of gives a body wave effect because I feel like when you have all these different colors in the hair. You want them to pop and show up. It doesn't really happen that way when it's straight hair. So I just thought you could see like the dark highlights and then the highlights of the hair whenever it's curled and you can see whenever I put the light on that, there's all these different shades of green in there. So I'm going in with my hot comb and I'm just going in with it to kind of lay the front of the hair. I don't understand why I do this, I just do it and then I'm spraying it down, we've got to be hairspray and then I'm creating a little bit of baby hairs just to cover some of the the cap, that's showing, and then this is what it looks Like in the light, you can see that there's different shades of green there's, black there's bright, green and there's dark green. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I had fun making it and don't forget to check out the description box for my coupon code in the link to ally queen website. Thank you guys so much for watching and I'll see you in my next video