Testing Diy Method For Silver White Hum Hair Wigs

  • Posted on 27 February, 2020
  • U Part Wig
  • By Anonymous

Original concept for this particular method was from @Honey’sHairBox

https://youtu.be/PkM1rN_3G-Q

All products used for the process itself can be purchased at www.sallysbeauty.com

Tub purchase at Family Dollar

Long lace frontal and lace frontal are from Aliexpress, stay tuned for reviews.

The short bob was purchased on Amazon.

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Hey everybody: you want to know how I got this gorgeous silvery white color well, keep watching. We learned this method here on YouTube from honey's hair box. She calls it the water color method. I call it the water color toning method. So, typically, you would do toner straight onto your pieces. This one we're gon na be doing in this Basin. We used two boxes of Wella color charm, t18, two boxes of Wella color, charm, t14 and Wella color charm developer volume. 20. I think she used 30 in her video, but I'm sticking with what the box usually calls for. You can get all of these products at Sally's, so I also had a little color brush that I used to mix it up and I've got my glove. I'M showing you the cylinder, you could try to use it, but in all honesty it's easier to measure out of the bottle. Here. Are the pieces we're going to be adding. I wanted to try it on three different pieces just to see if you get a consistent result now this is a very hot basin of water. It'S not going to burn me, but it is hot and I'm taking my toner and simply adding it directly into this basin of water. Now, the one reason that I didn't use the cylinder is because the toners are 1.4 ounces. I want to get as close to being exact on my solution of developer being added, so I just went ahead and dumped my developer into the toner bottles and added it to the water. We'Re going to be doing two parts of developer for every one part of toner, I'm just mixing it up to make sure everything is mixed. Well and I'm adding our pieces. This is a six thirteen lace. Frontal next will be a previously colored ash, blonde lace, frontal. It'S also got a root on it and then I will be adding a number sixty lace frontal as well. You want to make sure that everything is submerged and I think she left it for 20 minutes. I left it for an hour, I'm an overachiever. What can I say so here we are an hour later, you can see the water has turned a very beautiful purple and I'm just removing these pieces and rinsing the excess toner out of them. This is probably a good point to remind you to hit that subscribe. Button and tap that Bell, so you get notifications when we try things out like this. I'M using my macadamia shampoo to completely remove all the excess toner, and I will do that to every single piece. You want to make sure when you're rinsing your pieces out, even after shampooing and or coloring etc. You want to do it thoroughly. So you know a good rule of thumb is 8 minutes on each process, shampoo and conditioner, so I'm shampooing and shampooing. Also, we want to remind you, you can follow us on Facebook and Instagram and maybe even join our wig family on Facebook. All of the information will be down below in the description box. Hey. Do me a favor. Get this a big thumbs up. This is a lot of work, so now I'm gon na go ahead and take a deep conditioner, my macadamia line as well, and I'm going to apply it to every one of these pieces. I, like my pieces to be in the best condition, and this is my favorite product so far, so I add this to each piece and then I'm gon na let it sit for about 10 to 15 minutes. Now I'm rinsing it out and once again, I'm gon na make sure that I do this thoroughly. Hey leave me comments down below. Let me know what you think of this method. Let me know what you think of the results and if you have any questions so once I rinse these, you will see the longer lace, frontal and the Bob what they look like when they were wet and then I'll show you what everything looked like dry now, This is the Bob and, as you can see, it took silvery in some places, but it really didn't grab the toner as much as the other pieces did. It'S still a beautiful shade, but this just shows you that hair doesn't grab the same all the time. Now. This is our lace frontal, it did grab lighter silver up near the roots and on the tips, but it was sporadic now this is the best. I love the way this color turned out. It'S absolutely gorgeous you'll, be seeing the review on this soon, so stay tuned. Well, I'm happy with the results. I think I'll stick to the regular toning method. Let me know what you all think, though, until next time this is Wicca holic saying I love you and bye bye,

PJ Mundy: WOW! Going to save this. Love the color of the long one!

MisterTracks: amazing stuff

Lnzinorbit: You are AMAZING

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