Affordable Virgin Loose Wave U Part Wig

This review is on a u-part wig that I purchased from hair spells. It is the deep way 22 inches and the texture is your Asian. This is how the wig looks after bleaching, I used BW to bleach and hydrogen peroxide. I ran out of developer, but it works. So if you ever run out of developer, you can add peroxide to your bleach so for the water color method. Basically, you boil water and the import in a container, so I'm demonstrating how I'm going to achieve this burgundy blaze color. I don't want it too heavy. I still want a biologic, my ombre look, so this is perfect for what I'm trying to achieve. So I'm just demonstrating how imploring the product in the water very easy and quick - you probably could get away with using one bottle, especially since this is permanent guy I mean a lot of people use a semi-permanent dye, so they tend to use like two three bottles Of hair, but this is 300 density, so I just wanted to make sure that the color is going to take. I don't want to have to double dip there, so here I'm mixing the color before I dip the wig into the container, be very careful this water. As you see the steam coming up, it's really hot make sure that the wig is completely saturated for best results, because this isn't a lace wig. That'S why I'm not worried about how long I so good for or because I don't have to worry about the dye, damaging or discoloring the lace? It'S a u-part wig! So pretty much you can let it soak until the water cools - and this is after rinsing and conditioning I'll, come back with the end result once I style it. Thank you for watching.