Watercolor Tutorial! Reverse Ombre On A Tpart Wig | Isee Hair Amazon

Hey guys, thanks for tuning back into another video today, we're just going to jump straight into the tutorial. If you guys watch the title or read the title, you'd see this video is only going to be on watercoloring and dyeing this tea party unit. Now there are a couple others on youtube, who are watercoloring their tea parts, but this one is specifically for doing three different colors. This is going to be the reverse ombre and if you want to see how i was able to lighten and bleach this wig, so it was blonde enough to even do this color. Then i'm going to link the previous video, which is the bleaching right below okay, and i'm also going to have it at the end. So you guys can you know either watch this one through. If you like me or you guys, can just you know fast forward and go into the link and you guys can see how to do the first part, all right. So, first off i'm taking the yellow bottle of the got to be glue, and then i'm just smearing that all over the lace and i'm being generous, you do not want to be stingy and skimp with this step. Because, honestly, the got to be spray is not enough. It'S this is hot water, we're going to be coloring the hair in, and you need a product. That'S going to really sink in there and hold it like. The spray is not going to be enough if the spray dies down in any type of way. You'Re gon na dye, your lace - and this is the tea part. You only get like a one inch of space. It makes no sense to ruin the little bit of lace you have now. These are the colors i'm using today. You don't have to use these exact brands, but try to get these exact colors if you're trying to have the same results. I'M using cinnamon honey brown, black velvet and jet black and i'm filling up the bowl with the generous amount of water and the way i'm dyeing this i'm going from the top, which is going to be the lightest color and the last color i'll do is going To be the bottom, so the darkest your water does not have to be boiling like mine was, but it just has to be very hot, also quick disclaimer. This is my last ever video, where the camera angle will ever be. This lame, like i'm, not gon na, lie, guys focus on what it is. I'M showing you maybe the camera angles are. You know a little interesting, but they got the job done as long as you guys can see what i'm doing. That'S, that's. That'S my concern. Keep in mind as you're, adding color add a little bit at a time, because the goal here is to do like a honey brown to a chocolate or black at the at the ends. So add a little bit of color and then build it up as you're going and make sure you're mixing the color thoroughly. So you don't have clump it's a color, because then it won't die evenly, and i know you guys are familiar with how the watercolor method goes. You get a bucket of hot water or boiling water. Add in some drops of your desired color and then you mix it up so there's no clumpets of color and then you just dip dip dip dip the hair in dip it in and out now, because i didn't want the top to be too opaque, like i Didn'T want it to have such a deep color. I had a little bit at a time mixed it up. Then i added more water, more color mixed it up and then dipped it again. So yeah, when you guys see me, add color again, that's gon na still be the same. Cinnamon! That'S in this bowl right now, it's just gon na be a little more okay. Now at this point i was satisfied with the color i got from the cinnamon, so i just wring it out and i'm gon na get ready to do honey brown. So i didn't get a full clip of me, showing you guys, the black, the last piece, but i added in the color you see, i'm putting in the black velvet and putting the jet black yeah, adding the color and out of nowhere, my phone just jumped and Fell into the bucket of water, so that's why i have a new tripod and that's all the videos it's going to be much clearer. This is not happening again fast forward. This is how the color came out. Okay, get into it, get into it, go into it. So the top is where we have the lightest color. That'S where the cinnamon is. It still has little peaks of blonde in there, which i really like. So that's the cinnamon and then, as you move further down, you have like a more opaque, a deeper brown. So that's that honey brown like it just has so many dimensions in it. I love it and then the black is at the bottom hi you