Experience Deena By Estetica Wig Review In New Color! | Sunlit Blonde | Let'S Talk About Ignite

Hey everybody welcome back to tata's way closet at wig studio. One come to learn but stay to be inspired. Today, we're going to take a look at not a new style by Estetica, but a new color to this style. They'Ve recently expanded the sunlit blonde color to some additional, very popular aesthetica Styles. So today we're going to take a look at Dina in that sunlit blonde. So we're going to break down the color, I'm going to tell you what I did to sort of customize the style and make it ready for this review today, coming up aesthetic as Dina a short classically, designed A-line bob style cut, it has a beautiful fringe. It'S the perfect length that features a lace front and is open cap, and I think the price point is really nice on this one as well. I bought this from wig studio, one you can find it there too. If you drop below this video, I will attach a direct product link that says, find aesthetic as Dina at wig studio one. If you click on that link, you'll be able to see all of the colors and the pricing we invite you to shop at wig studio. One aesthetica brand is always a 30 off at checkout, so as soon as you put the style in your cart, you'll be able to see the discount. I think that makes this wig really affordable and beautiful, don't forget to check us out on our other social media. As well, the wig studio, one YouTube channel private Facebook group and Instagram page. So the reason why I repurchase Dina, because I've had it before in the rh1488 rt8, was because of this color. I really love the sunlit blonde. That is my favorite aesthetica blonde. To date. Um, let's talk about this somewhat blonde just a moment because they are expanding this to most of their Styles a little bit at a time. So this sunlight blonde is a combination of a sand, a neutral sandy blonde sort of a neutral natural looking blonde and then in there you're going to see an icy blonde, which really reads Platinum to me and that sort of jumps out at you here and then It is on a light brown root. Now, sometimes these studio lights, they darken the root and they lighten and brighten the blondes. So just remember that too, because if you purchase a wig based on my review and it isn't as light and bright as it was in my review - I bet you don't have studio lights like this, so just be aware of how the studio lighting does change the Color a bit but back to this root, color this light brown. It is truly a light brown very different and lighter compared to their medium brown root. This one is done very, very well, it's more of a neutral Brown. It really doesn't have a lot of gold or brassiness to it. I just think it Blends super well with this color. So if you're looking for a short little A-line bob style, this would be a contender. I really put this up against, like Jon renau's ignite. I did a review or comparison on that one a few years back, but the big difference there, a couple of things the layering is different, so on Dina you'll find a six inch Fringe piece. So that's going to stretch down just around my chin area, but that seven inch side, piece sort of has a forward movement. It creates that A-line effect combined with the four and a half inch Crown. So that's where you're getting that sweeping forward movement there and that's. What'S different about Dina compared to ignite as well, because ignite has a more of a sculpted look you're not going to find such long layers on the sides on the ignite. It is pretty short until it drops down into that A-line. Look at the front! Another difference is that the genre knows ignite is heat friendly, fiber and Dina is not. This is made from the regular synthetic fiber by Estetica. It'S a nice really baby, fine silky feeling fiber. So the nape is around two inches here and if you see a little bit of buckling at the back, it's because this cap was so large that I had to crisscross the adjusters to make a fit. This is one of the largest caps that I've seen by Estetica, and so, if I haven't tried aesthetica for a while, I get excited and then I put it on. I'M like. Oh, that's right, they're, so huge on me that um, if I am to wear them on a regular basis, I would have to use other means of securing it to my head. I would have to make a maximum over compensated adjustment, which leaves little buckles and gathers at the back plus. I would have to use a wood grip and, or a body adhesive like it stays just to keep it into place. So the aesthetica Styles at least they're consistent consistently on the large side. So for those of you out there that have petite heads just take caution about this style. It'S gorgeous and I will make the accommodations for it, because I really really love this style all right. So, let's take a let's check out this lace front um, but the lace front is really deep, so it runs Temple to Temple, but it runs halfway back the crown uh it's like a little mini mono top. I always say that about the aesthetica, and so there you go there. You see the beautifully fine knotting, the lighter root color, and then that goes back to about here. So you have so many different parting options with a very long deep lace front like this gorgeous the style wouldn't be the same. Without that lace front, and because then you have an open top sides and back you're going to find a lot of permatease on Dina. That permatease starts directly behind that monofilament lace front there, so you can just prop that up and get quite a bit of volume on the Top. If You Wish, there is quite a bit of permatease all throughout the temple, the sides, the back. None of the nape, though, that nape really tends to taper down very slimly at the back once these gathers that you may be picking up on here. Ethanate um gives it really nice coverage, but there's nothing. That'S uh, sticking out there. It doesn't make the nape look. Unusually large, it's a nice sculpted look in the back. So how did I get this style to look like this um I've seen other reviews of this style and each time I've tried Dina right out of the box. The front Pieces Just flop in the face. There'S just nothing worse than floppy front pieces, so um, it's just such an annoying feature. Isn'T it so there's always something you can do, though. You know human hair flops too, and you just learn to live with it. You learn to train it. You learn to style it or you cut it. You know you could cut a bang into this style. You could put cut a shorter Fringe. I think that would look beautiful, just make sure that you take it to someone that is qualified to do that, so that it Blends in nicely with the sides, but absolutely you could now all I did was this. I wet I wet it down on the front and then I proceeded to take little Clips like this and clip back the sides on either side of my parting space. Okay, while it was still a little bit wet and then I put it on a wig, stand to dry and then each time I'll just go in each time. I put it on or anything I'll just use the heat for my hand to sort of, reinforce and train that lift and Contour at the front. I didn't use any heat. Of course, this is not a heat friendly style. I did not use any steam um. I think you can sometimes use steam safely on a regular synthetic wig. I don't like doing it, though, because I feel like when the steam dries it warps the fiber, especially if you get too close to the permatease. It'S not a good look, so I would just rather use conventional methods of training the wig. So I just divide and work around that parting space. So you'll see there look how beautiful of a coverage that is, you can get a nice ear, tuck you're gon na love this too, because if we're still comparing the Dina to the John Renault ignite, Dina has a much lighter density compared to the Jon renau. The genre knows, heat friendly fiber tends to have a heavier dinier and a stickier fiber. This one is very feathery and light and silky and the movement is just Divine. It doesn't cause any bulk. Even though there's a lot of permatease here, it's not a bulky style. So you can get a nice ear, tuck, nothing that you're doing is going to sacrifice the beautiful coverage that you're getting at the ear tab all the way around. The only exception to that is, if you are a petite circumference and you have to make accommodations like I did, you can sometimes get those bumps at the nape and then one more mention there was a Style by Gabor. I'M trying to remember the name. It just occurred to me when I'm looking in the camera here. I think I even had this sweater on last year, when I reviewed it um the Gabor. Is it Chic no Chic shot Sheikh shot by Gabor looks like this, but don't be deceived because sheiksha has four times the amount of fiber. It is a thick thick density. Um has some really nice features to it. It also fits me a little on the large side, but this has a much lighter density, so you could get a low a low profile on this. One shot is just big, it was a lot lot of, hair was beautiful, but it was a lot of hair. So, just remember that if you're shopping that both the genre knows ignite and the Chic shop by Gabor are going to have more density, higher density, this one is so natural, looking and feeling in its density foreign, because you have all of this beautiful fringe to work With you can get some hide, you can get a great ear tuck, let's try with glasses, see, there's just there's a lot of permatease here, just at the the upper Temple, but around the ear tab. There'S really not so I am getting a nice secure fit between the ear and the ear tab with my glasses arms foreign. Hopefully that's useful knowledge for you, so let's just go ahead and play around with this. That way, you get to know this wig a little bit better. Plus you see the potential in it. Everybody have a great day, we'll see you soon right back here at taz's, wig closet at wig studio, one foreign, foreign, foreign