Ash Brown Roots On Blonde 613 Hair | Tinashe Hair

All right, so this is a pretty good look at what the wig looks like just straight out of the gate. Of course, this is from a company called Sonakshi, hair or Sanaa cher, not sure. If I'm pronouncing that correctly, all the details will be listed in the description box below I'm going to be adding some dark roots to this. You guys have probably seen about two or three 613 units from me, so you've learned how to pretty much tone it, but now we're going to show how to kind of just bleed out the color and kind of get back to the roots. So for the color. I'M going to be using is the dark and lovely. This is the fake resistant and it is golden bronze. So here's this color it's more of a golden shade and then I also have the Clairol natural instincts, and this is the lightest golden brown. So, to be honest, you can use either brand no big deal. I bought this Clairol one and completely forgot that I had the soft Sheen. So honestly, the colors are really really similar. I'M gon na go with the color. That is a little bit more on the ashy side, so it's actually the Clairol, which is the lightest golden brown. So I'm going to use a missile today. So obviously, just opening this up, it does come with a color treat conditioner, which I probably won't in abusing and then of course, my detailed instructions here and then the color itself, along with other developers. So I'm gon na go ahead and mix these two together and then pour this inside of my mixing bowl and then we'll get started, and you just literally shake this up in the bottle until you cannot shake anymore and you'll notice, how it kind of has a Red tint to it. So keep that in mind when you look at your base, colors I've gone for something that's a little bit darker than my skin tone just so it kind of bleeds out really nicely and really well alright. So once you pretty much have this mixed up, I do have a mixing bowl here. I'M they're just gon na pour everything into this just to make it a little bit easier to just kind of maneuver through the hair and as you guys can see, Isis have started to activate it's already that brownish color, but then I'm going for so I definitely Know this is the right pick. Okay, so we're gon na be starting from the back of this unit just to go ahead and start to bleed this out. So I'm gon na show you how I'm going to be doing this, I'm literally just gon na start from the base of the unit going all the way around then we'll start to kind of part up all the way throughout the unit. So let me taking a toothbrush to actually do this just so that we can lightly apply the products and kind of like evenly spread it out as well, and you use the brush to kind of just believe. The color of work doesn't have to be like super intense or anything like that. You can really bleep this out as much or as little as you want. So you don't really have to go overboard, but in this case I'm probably going about a half an inch to an inch of the actual base of the wig and I'm gon na skip the frontal part, because I'm going to do that completely separate. So don't pressure! You know no pressure. There, you see, stereophonic sound for the home is recorded on two separate shots, each one giving special emphasis to certain sections of the orchestra hazard from those positions. Now, when played back simultaneously on two separate systems, the sounds are blended together to achieve a new dimension of sound impossible to obtain in a mono recording. So I went ahead and just section off the frontal part of this and then of course I still have the remaining area that just has like tracks and things like that, so I'm going to continue this entire process all the way up until I get to this Point to kind of show you a little bit more detail, but I am alternating now. So I'm putting the color not only at the edges here, but also going upward as well. And you can see here where I kind of dragged down the color a little bit more than I intended to so I'm going to be shortening that up towards the top as well. So we're pretty much done with the base of the hair. I'M gon na go ahead and start to work on the lace. This is where you want to be extremely careful just because, obviously it's transparent and it will actually stain the lace. So you want to be really really careful and precise for exactly where it is that you put the color so take your time. Go extremely slow. Do not try to rush this process and be sure that your gloves are clean each time that you touch the hair. So I do have like a towel nearby me that way: you're not standing the blonde hair is long. Okay, so I'm gon na be starting off from the front. You guys can see it already kind of just applied a little bit of this. I literally have the smallest amount of color on this blood brush and I'm starting kind of backward just to make sure that I don't apply too much product too heavy and I'm bleeding it kinda sporadically. You can go as far out as you need to as close up as you need to, but on the sides I did want it to kind of fade out just a little bit more. So this is to your discretion, though, and the brush hair just kind of literally Grace's everything very very lightly, and then you go through with the comb comb that out there you go, and then you just want to section this off piece by piece and pretty much Do the same thing, barely touching it all right, maybe so that's pretty much it for this, I'm gon na go it I'm pretty much. Let it sit for about 15 more minutes and then rinse it everything out and then I'll be washing. This with my, I think, it's like a purple: shimmer lights, conditioner