Ellen Wille Stella Wig | New Style & Color! | Unboxing | Are There Variances? | Lighting Experiment!

Hey everybody welcome back to taz's way, closet at wig studio, one, I'm so glad you're here come to learn but stay to be inspired as I take these modern synthetic wigs right from the box and show you their potential. This is another Stella by Ellen Villa that I have here in the color ivory blonde shaded. If you remember, I just reviewed the Stella by Ellen Villa in Bernstein multi-shaded we're going to learn about this new color in any variances. I see between the two Styles coming up. The wig that I'm wearing here is Ellen Villa Stella and Bernstein multi-shaded. It was sent to me by wig studio, one for a previous review, and then I had to purchase one in a blonde shade which we're going to do an unboxing. Today, you can find this style of read Studio One. If you drop below the video and expand the description box, I will attach a product link. They'Re labeled find Ellen Villas Stella. If you click on that link, it'll take you out to the site where you can take a look at all of the colors, and the pricing Ellen Villa is an automatic 30 off at checkout at wig studio, one. We invite you to shop at wig studio, one. If you have any questions for us, please reach out to support wigstudioone.com and don't forget to visit us on YouTube. Our private Facebook group and Instagram page. All you have to do is locate those links also below the video to subscribe to those pages. So let's go ahead and take a look at Stella, I loved Stella. This is definitely me uh. This is my kind of style. Therefore, I had to purchase it in a blonde. Can'T wait to see this blonde. I'Ve never seen it before. This is a high heat. Fiber pamphlet um - I didn't see this in the other one, but it shows you how to style this heat friendly, fiber because remember Stella is heat friendly, so this one does not have a net around it and that's. Okay, now remember Stella. Let'S just recap on this recap: if you will look at the cap again right, it's an extended lace front. Look how wide that is. It runs way back into the ear tab. It'S nicely contoured. It goes seamlessly back into a left. Mono part. Then you have open wefted sides and back with an extended nape and velcro style adjusters this one fit very much average. I had to cinch it in quite a bit to accommodate my petite average circumference. Unfortunately, I have no way of measuring for any other size. Only. My 21 and a quarter and I did get a nice adjustment, so that tells me that it's pretty much average but can probably accommodate a petite average or an average large, okay, wow. So look at this color now this color is a 20 a 23 and a 101. What does that remind you of so? Let'S think about this. One of my favorite blondes is by Raquel Welch and that's a 1923. um. That'S shaded biscuit right! So I'm looking at this thinking, wow that looks a lot like shaded biscuit uh. They say that there's a strawberry blonde in there to me it looks Sandy, not strawberry. So I'm seeing a lot of Sandy notes in here um as well as a bit of gold blonde and then some Platinum and there's quite a bit of platinum in there to really cool down this mix and then there's a medium brown Roots. This reminds me a lot of the Shaded biscuit all right, so let's go ahead and all I do again is Shake It. You saw me unbox this piece. I also unboxed this one, so we're gon na check it out. I'M just going to do the same exact things to this one as I did to this one, and it came to life for me very well now. I know I'm going to need to make an adjustment here, because I had two on this one. So let me go ahead and change into this Ivory blonde shaded! Okay, here we go. Yes, I get a very nice secure adjustment there. This one seems this cap seems to be a little, maybe more, maybe a little smaller compared to the one in Bernstein, multi sheeted. Okay - and I can tell right away that it does not have as much curl around the face as this one did um. Let'S take a look. Let me look in the mirror first because, like I said I haven't seen this yet I always like to start by creating a parting space that I know I'm gon na like and then shaping it. A little bit with my hand, break up that curl, the curl around the bottom seems to be very similar, but right around the face, it's actually very smooth. Okay, so I know that some of you are going to ask me how to get this one curly around the face. Now again, this is heat friendly fiber, so you could use the heat Appliance to add that curl around the face, if you wanted to, I think I might like to just use a little bit of water or some sort of texturizing spray and then go layer by Layer and just do a squirt, just a misting of water, a little bit of a scrunch and allow to dry. This CP seems to be a little longer. It'S only supposed to be about eight and a half inches um and then about 10 or 10 to 11 inches overall, but that front piece just seems a little heavier and I think it's because it doesn't carry as much curl as the other one and I'll do A side by side, so you can get a glimpse at some of the variances just building a little Contour. I can use some hairspray. You know some wig spray that is meant to hold if I wanted to um. But at this point I don't want to use any product immediately so I'll finish up by doing a full side by side of these two colors for you as well as let me just move this hair around, so that you can get a real good sense of How it moves and reacts foreign foreign, so now I've dimmed the lights so that you can see the color in more of a dim lighting. The only lights I have on are pointed towards the back, so you can see the mannequins. I don't have any lights pointed towards the hair, so hopefully you can get a really good sense of this color. However, I must tell you that, no matter how little or how many lights I have pointed at the hair, it's very much impossible for you to get an absolute true look at this color. First of all, there are variances in the color. Okay. Second of all, we all see color differently. Third of all, it's a matter of the camera and the device that you're viewing it on. It could look different. I have done lots of experiments with this and I know that it's just about impossible. So what you have to do is just build in the expectation that the colors are going to look a little bit lighter and brighter on me with all of my studio lights on, then it's going to look like you at home. Okay, that's why I give you a look at this color indoor and outdoor light, so that you can see a lot of different variables here. I also think that it's worth mentioning that there's more hair on this Ivory blonde shaded compared to the one in the Bernstein multi-shaded um. There seems to be more density on this one compared to that one. So I'm getting a little bit of a heavier weight line in effect um all around on this piece, foreign foreign