Jon Renau Rachel Lite Wig Review | 10Rh16 | Marlene'S Wig & Chat Studio

Hi everyone. Thank you so much for joining us today at wig studio, one, I'm Marlene from Marlene's wig and chat studio and today I'll be reviewing Rachel light by John Renault in the color 10 rh16. I purchased my Rachel light at wig studio, one, the link to Rachel light will be listed down below for you. If you have any further questions about Rachel light or any of the other styles that we show here at wig studio. One please contact support at wixstudioone.com and the Consultants will be happy to help you I'd like to invite you all to our Instagram account. We have so many reels and pictures going up every single day. We'D love to have you come on over and join us over at Instagram, as well as our private Facebook group wig studio, one wig and topper support group, where we have 22 000 members helping and supporting each other on Rachel light. We have a lace front. That goes from ear to ear, while, while on Rachel the lace front is an extended lace front, it doesn't come all the way to the ear. Both Styles have a full monofilament top. Both Styles also have a very generous hand-tied cap on Rachel light. We have polyurethane on the ear tabs as well as the stays. If you want to apply some adhesive, you can, even though it's not necessary on Rachel, we don't have the polyurethane. We just have the stays. Both Styles have an extended nape. However, Rachel light also has the silicone at the nape, which provides a more it ensures a more secure fit while Rachel doesn't have the silicone it, but it does have the extended nape and both Styles have the velcro adjusters. As you can see, I had to cinch it in all the way to the center. One of the main differences between Rachel and Rachel light is the density. We have a lighter density on Rachel light than we do on Rachel. The weight on Rachel is 4.5 ounces, and the weight on Rachel light is 4.2 ounces. We don't have that. We have a higher density at the top on Rachel than we do on Rachel light. I think it is an absolutely gorgeous style. We don't have any permatease on Rachel light at the top that I can feel, and we have just a little bit at the nape right above very, very tiny little bit and it's more of the crimped in order to provide a little bit of a lift. But it's really not much so, even if you don't care for any permatease at all, I don't think it'll be very noticeable. I had to really search for it in order to find it. My circumference is 21 and a half inches. My hairline to nape is 12 and a half and my ear to ear is 11 and a half, both Rachel and Rachel light fit me large. I have to, as you saw I really had to cinch in at the at the nape, in order to get a proper fit and I'll be wearing it with a wig grip. When I go out because I still feel it a little bit loose with Rachel, I feel it to be even a probably a little bit larger on my and I don't know if it's because my my original Rachel is a little bit older and maybe it's stretched Out a bit, but I actually have the velcro adjusters crisscrossed on my on my Rachel. One thing that I have found with John Renault hand-tied cap is that they do have a lot a lot of stretch to them and they fit larger. I know that when I had my Zara light, one of my friends told me that she wore a 23 or 23 and a quarter and she wore um Zara light. So something for you to keep in mind. If you have a larger circumference, you might want to give either John Renault light, either the lights or the regular hand tight a try because they do run on the larger side, and, as I mentioned, the density is a lot lighter on on Rachel light than it Is on the regular Rachel? However, I wouldn't call this a light density. I would call this on the lighter end of average. I also call it lighter than the regular Rachel, but I there we do have a good amount of fibers. Here I like to show you the lace front now, if you've had any of the previous lights, you will know that that lace front was very very wide. On Rachel light, I found that the lace front is a little narrower than we found on the first ones that were first released. Now. My Julian light petite that I just recently reviewed it. The lace front was very narrow. There was no need to cut that one at all, comparing the lace front on this Rachel light in comparison to my Miranda light in comparison to Zara light or the regular Cameron light Julian light, this one is much much narrower and I don't know if John Renault Just decided: Well maybe they were too wide, but it's something for you to keep in mind. If that was something that you were like yeah, I don't care for this wide lace front. So much if you do decide to trim your lace front, just make sure not to go all the way to where the fibers are, because it could potentially alter the circumference or the fit show you the lace front. If you notice on this color 10 rh16, I've had this color before and I've never had such lighter fibers framing the face. I think that is a beautiful touch that John Renault is doing now. It'S not so much as a band, but we do have those lighter fibers in the front. This is a cool color. We have a the 10, which is a medium brown, and we have Rh indicates that it's 33 percent highlights and the highlights are in a pale blonde. So this it's a neutral, color, really really beautiful color. I think they did an amazing job. Many of you may be familiar with this color as almadine. If you wanted to wear it off your face, that could be done very easily. I think it would look really pretty. Oh, I didn't show you the ear tabs great coverage on the ear tabs as well. Here is the ear Tab, and here is my hairline right there. If you want to wear it as a half up and half down, you can do that. If you use a claw clip, I would just caution you to be really careful. The hand tie cap is not punctured or damaged in any way. Just use your claw clip just to hold on to the hair around the fibers beautiful for updos as well wear with the headband. You could wear this in a high ponytail, because the nape is done so well with that silicone that is added to the nape. You can really bring your hair up. I can't do it because my hairline is too low, but you can certainly do that and it will look very natural uh. As I mentioned I, I don't do it myself, because my hairline is too low and it doesn't look nice. However, I have seen it on some of the members in the Facebook group when they've shown it either with their Zara light or with their Miranda lights, and they have worn it in a ponytail, pretty high. It looks beautiful. I would have to wear mine in a low ponytail. I didn't give you the measurements for Rachel light. I did compare the measurements to Rachel and the bang, as well as the crown are the same in both the bang is seven inches and the crown is 15 inches where we are going to have a little bit of variance is on the sides. Rachel has 10 inches, while Rachel light has sides of 14 inches. The nape on Rachel is 15 inches, but it's shorter on Rachel light coming in at 10 inches. Thank you. Everyone at wig studio one. We appreciate you spending this time with us. We hope that everyone is having a fantastic day and we will see you next time. Bye,