Hair: How I Dip Dyed The Ends Of My U-Part Wig

Hello, beautiful people, as you can see from the title of this video i'll, be showing you how i dyed my new partner. Please also make sure you check out my personal blog for more photos and also follow me on twitter, which is at belle michelle with two e's in the underscore, and it's the same name for my instagram as well. I have this beautiful hair from hair by miss riri, which is a new hair company that is actually owned by one of my lovely lovely friends called rana, hey girl. If you're watching and um yeah, the hair is absolutely beautiful. The weft construction, as i'm showing you right here, is really good as well. The hair is really soft, has a beautiful lust star and a beautiful texture to it as well. I got four bundles of loose wave. I will be talking more about this hair in a upcoming review, but i'm just showing you hair. All the hair cuticles are in line and, as i'm showing you here, the ends of the hair are also lovely as well. No split ends at all. So here is my mannequin head and i did attempt to actually record a video showing you how i made my u-part wig, but my camera just wasn't cooperating with me. So instead i will post the links below in the description bar of a few um new part. Wig tutorials here on youtube that i absolutely love, because there are quite a few whenever i am making a wig, whether it be you part or a full wig. I always like to use a spandex cap because they're thicker and more elasticated, as you can see, my spandex cap, has a white rim around it and all i did was fold it inwards and sew it and sew the outer edges, and here i'm just outlining where My u-part is going to be, and this is the end result of a few hours of sewing. I didn't manage to get all four bundles. In so i'd say i used about three and three thirds, but the wig is absolutely full and, as you can see, i'm not getting any tangling running my fingers through it and that's the inside. As you can see, there are a lot of tracks, and that is my u-part going on to how i'm going to dye the hair. Firstly, i'm going to lift the color by bleaching, the hair and the beach that i'm using is by truso and it's cream peroxide and it's a 12 developer. I'M mixing it with this true light rapid white powder bleach, and you also need this cute little brush thing that i don't really know the name of, but it's to apply your bleach onto your hair. You also need some foil paper to wrap your hair and a bowl to mix the bleach and the powder together. This is the hair dye that i use, and i will just say right now - do not purchase this hair dye. The ends of my hair did not come out this color, but the color they did come out. I did end up liking, so i lay a black bag onto the surface that i am going to be bleaching, my hair, because you do not want to get bleach on your carpets or on any surfaces around your house. So i'm just laying the hair down combing. It all out just so there's no knots or tangles, and so the bleach can be spread out evenly. I'M mixing my powder bleach with um the developer liquid and, depending on what bleach you use, there should be instructions on the packaging of how many quantities you should use of each so always always read the label because you don't want to mess up your hair, and I just mix that until i have a very smooth paste just like so because i'm dyeing my hair, while it's in a u-part, i am passing it into two sections so that the tips are all dyed evenly and i'm just applying the bleach onto the ends of My hair, if you're a regular hair bleacher, i know you're looking at the screen right now. Thinking and something is very wrong here and that's because i actually forgot to put foil paper under the hair before i actually started applying the bleach. But i do now m around so that i can get the back as and well. You wrap it up in foil paper and leave it to develop and that's basically what you do for all the sections. This bleach works really quickly and i didn't leave it on. For too long, because i was scared that my hair would become dry and i didn't want the color to be too light. However, when i was washing out the bleach, i washed it out with conditioner and the ends of the hair were still soft. I probably should have left the bleach in for a tad bit longer, so that the hair would come up a bit lighter so that the dye would work a bit better. But i you'll see at the end the color that it comes out and i kind of like it because it's not very out there or in your face this time i did not forget to place the foil paper underneath the hair before i started my dyeing process Here i'm just mixing some of the hair dye with a bit of conditioner white conditioner, because i wanted the tips of the hair to be a little bit lighter than higher up use, a very generous amount of the hair dye. Remember you bought it so use it all up, make sure you get in between all the hair front and back so that all your strands are covered in dye and get a good dyeing. If that is a word, i just like to put out a little disclaimer out there. This is my, i think, second or third time dyeing hair. So i am by no means a professional, but it was fun to do and i wanted to record a video while doing it, because i think it will help some people. After all of that, you just wrap it up and let the process do its work and voila. As you can see, my hair did not come out the color that it said on the box. It came up as more of a burgundy purplish brown color, but i actually like it so yeah. If you are doing this process - and you did want your hair to come out lighter, i would suggest, leaving the bleach on for longer, so that the hair is lifted. More but i like this color and i hope this video was helpful. Thank you. So much for watching and i'll see you in my next one bye, i'm