My 3 Noriko Meadow Wigs! Champagne R & Seashell Blonde R | Variances & My Favorite Ways To Style It!

Hey everybody welcome back to taz's wig closet at wig studio, one here to empower and inspire your wig journey. Today we're going to take a relook at what i'm wearing here, which is the noriko's meadow. I have it in three colors to show you i'm going to do a comparison of the two lightest blondes, i'm going to tell you what i really love and don't love about this style, we'll examine any variances and then i'll show you how i like to style. Meadow coming up, i purchased the featured wig styles with my own funds from wig studio one. I will attach a direct product link down below the video in the description section. If you click on that link, you'll go out to this style at wig studio, one where you can examine all of the color options and pricing and make a purchase. If you wish, if you have any questions for us, please reach out to support wigstudio1.com. If you recall, the style made my favorites list for 2021, i really love the ease of wearing this style. It'S actually really affordable because it doesn't have any lace or monofilament it's a true plug and chug kind of style, and it looks beautiful every single time you put it on with no absolutely no effort. What i'm wearing here is the color, champagne, r and the champagne r was my second purchase of meadow. If you recall my initial video, my initial review on this style was in the desert sand r. I really felt like that. Color just didn't do much for me. Just my personal preference, so i no longer have that color, but i do have three other colors to show you today. Among them are the champagne r. I also have the seashell blonde. Now the seashell blonde. I was on backwater for a really long time. I didn't get my order placed quick enough and i missed out on that original batch of the seashell blonde r um. I also have it in sugarcane r today, but i really want to show you the champagne r next to the seashell blonde are because i feel like there are some distinct differences there. You know, i think my eye and my way of describing colors does evolve over time and the champagne r has always been one of my favorite blondes in the noriko line, and it basically starts with a cool platinum, blonde, a nice cool, platinum blonde and then that's Mixed and blended, with more of a light sandy beige color and then that platinum blonde. Next to that sandy beige, it does give it just a kiss of warmth, but i still feel like this is a light cool blonde. Overall, now the champagne r has a medium brown root. It is very dark, in contrast to the main blonde of this color, but i rather like this with the root, especially on the traditional cap. That'S there's a lot of permatease on top and that rooting does help disguise that permatease quite a bit. So the next color that i want to show you and we'll do a full comparison of the two is that seashell blonde r? Also on my meadow here, this is the one that i was on backwater for for a long time. I had to have it all right, so there is that style. It'S the same exact style. Now, look at the seashell blonde r. It'S basically has a white base to it, um and then that's tempered with a soft pale sandy beige. Okay. So i feel like there's more of that sandiness in the champagne r, which is going to make it a little warmer plus. We have a platinum, a cool, platinum versus a white, so the white is even cooler than this platinum. So, overall you guessed it the champagne or this seashell blonde r is going to be lighter and brighter compared to the champagne r. Now it also features a brown root, and this root is a little softer and a little lighter in color compared to the um. The medium brown root here on the champagne are so i want to show you the sugar cane are, but then i'm going to do a side by side of all three and i'll put the champagne r next to the seashell blonde art. So you can get a really good look. Champagne r is going to be a little just a tad darker and a tad warmer compared to the seashell blonde r and the root will be darker on the champagne r compared to the seashell blonde r. Now, i'm wearing the noriko's meadow in sugarcane r, sugarcane r is just one of my favorite blondes in the noriko line. It always has been and again my description on this color kind of evolves over time. I think the color has basically been the same. Now i have seen darker and lighter versions of this, and it all depends on the highlights and stuff. So what we're looking at is a blend of a platinum blonde and a lighter to medium strawberry blonde. Now, there's no brassiness to the strawberry, it's not red! It! Just gives a very, very soft warmth to this color, but i really love the platinum and, depending on how much platinum is distributed, will tell us how light and bright it's going to be. This one is probably about average, but i really love when they have a little more of that platinum around the face. And then you will also find little hints little strands of some medium auburn and that auburn just comes across as a nice rusty streak here and there and again you really can't single it out. When you look at the color, it just adds again a little bit of depth and dimension. So i love love, love my sugar cane r and on this one, when i first got this one, i thought oh no, because it was so different than the others and probably not in a way that you could pick up on just by looking at it here. But this one had a lot more permatease in it than the the two previous ones that i had and the permatease was thicker on the sides of this one. If you recall on the champagne r, it was very little permatease on the sides. This one had so much permatease on the sides that it can kind of give that rounded effect, which i was really trying to get away from now. I know permatease will settle with time and we can see some of these variances from style to stuff. We talk about that a lot, so what i do is i just tuck it that's all i mean i can get in there with my hands and smash it down. That will shrink the permatease layer just slightly with the heat from my hands against the heat. From my scalp, that's just a famous move of mine as well, there's also a little more permatease on top, so this sticks up a little more a little more height in terms of density and things. It is the same as the champagne r, so i can always work with a style. So if you get your meadow and it just appears to be a little rounded and lots of permatease - maybe you don't want that much height just use the heat from your hand, to get it up under the hair in that permatease layer and then just press down And hold, and you can make several passes, doing - that it's nothing permanent. It will just help you sculpt the style into something that you are going to love again, i don't mind the height on the top. It was that side volume that i wasn't crazy about the same fluffy layering, though absolutely gorgeous now i'll go ahead and try on the seashell blonde r, which was my most recent purchase. This is the seashell blonde r. It appears to be a little longer to me. There'S a little more hair on this one, not too incredibly noticeable, but i literally just brought this one out of the box yesterday and i will definitely be wearing it, so this one again has a lot of permatease all throughout the top in the crown. It also has that thick pillowy permatease there on the sides, so you can really get a lot of volume, but this one seems to be just seems to have a little more fiber in it um. So again, my preference is to shrink that permatease layer on the sides maybe give it a tuck just to kind of train it and then arrange the layers around the face. Love, love, love, love it my favorite ways to style. My meadows. Is you guessed it an ear tuck and i like to tuck mine on the left i like just to do a little bit of an ear tuck. It gives some additional dimension, even maybe a little bit of a an asymmetrical look to the style. It stays nicely. This is a very tuckable wig style, there's really nice coverage around the ear tab, and sometimes these layers will kind of overlap, and it's still very, very cute. The next thing, i'd like to do again is create that texture around the face - and this is my favorite way of wearing it - no product, no accessories, maybe some dangly earrings to show it off. It'S the perfect length for a nice pair of dangly earrings. This style could go easily from something very casual in summer time to something more black tie in the evening. Maybe a little black dress and you could really really make a chic look out of this as well just slick it back. I just love this little style for its versatility and its wearability and it's affordability. So the next thing we're going to do is a side-by-side comparison of all three of these colors on this style, so that you can get a sense of not only the differences in the color, especially pay attention to the differences between the champagne are and the seashell Blind are but also the subtle, little differences that you'll see among among these styles in terms of its style. These are just some variances that we can see now and again. Nothing too scary just just know how to work with it. When you get it, you