Raquel Welch Portrait Mode Wig Review | Flattering Polished Bob Style

Hey everyone: it's Julia with Wick review Central at Shirley's wig shop. We are bringing you a Raquel, Welch style portrait mode. Effortless Elegance is yours. With portrait mode, this lovely style is made of the true to life. Heat friendly, fibers, there's no shine. It just looks and feels like human hair if, after the wig review, you would like to browse the salon colors or purchase, I have left a link in the video description box under this video, where you can click and shop at shirleyswigshop.com. Let'S try on portrait mode. I have my hair secured back in a stocking wig cap, I'm going to place the wig on my head and I want to make sure that the ear Tabs are centered and in front of my ears that your Tabs are adjustable. So I want to turn them inwards towards my scalp and make sure they're flush, and then I want to make sure that the beautiful lace front is lined up with my hairline, whether it's a special event or a casual weekend. Portrait mode shows up to impress. This is a beautiful mid-length Style, very classy or casual now right out of the box. I parted it down the center and, as you can see, I have a little bit of fiber. That does not want to cooperate, but because this is a heat friendly style, I can use heat tools up to 350 degrees, to train the fibers to go in the direction that I'd like them to be in now portrait modes. Wig cap is an average size. It fits ahead measuring 22 inches in circumference, exactly my head size, this style fits me comfortably right out of the box with the velcro adjusters on the loosest setting. Now, while this cap does have some stretch, I feel that it would be best for a petite average or average. Anyone with a head size, larger than say 22 and a half inches in circumference may find the fit to be a little tight, even with the adjusters. On the loosest setting, the fiber is just beautiful, true to life heat friendly, fiber portrait Mode's cap is a memory 2 cap. It has stretch lace so that it can mold to the shape of your head. In about an hour of wear, you have this beautiful Temple to Temple. Shear lace, front, that's 100 hand tied. You have a hand-tied monofilament top which allows you to pump this wig left Center or right on either side. You have these velvet Comfort adjustable ear tabs. The extended nape in the back is also velvet, so it's very comfortable and then you have velcro adjusters links. Allow you to adjust the circumference of the wig cap up to half an inch, the Raquel Welch Temple to Temple. Lace front is sheer, so it's suitable for all skin tones and 100 hand tied very natural looking, so you can wear this fiber back off the face and it looks like a natural hairline. The monofilament top is 100 hand tied and gives the look of a natural parting space. If you would like the part to be more visible, you could carefully pluck Along The Parting space, because you have a full monofilament top. You can part the Swig in any direction. I have it parted in the center. Let'S part this wig to the right to see what it will look like fibers are easy to work with now. Let'S part it to the left, you can easily train the fibers to lay in the direction that you need them to using heat styling tools, but look how easy this fiber is to work with. I am wearing portrait mode in the beautiful color RL. 14. 22 SS shaded wheat - this is a rooted color. It is a dark honey, blonde, blended, with pale cool blonde and medium brown roots. Let'S get a look at this color outside in natural light foreign. Thank you so much for watching our wig review of The Rock Hill, Welch style portrait mode, be sure to visit shirley'swigshop.com, to browse the beautiful colors and to purchase. I have left a link in the video description box under this video, where you can click and shop. Now, while you're at shirley'swigshop.com be sure to visit, the clearance, section, surely has deals, you will find nowhere else. Thank you. So much for subscribing and supporting my channel take care. Bye, bye,