Estetica Avalon Wig Review | Lilac Haze | Smokehouse Colors | 3 Lighting Schemes | Styling!

Hey everybody welcome back to tothis, wait closet! This is Taz. Are you ready for some fresh hair today? This is really a treat for the eyes. This is one of the brand new colors in the aesthetic cos smokehouse collection, it's called lilac haze and I'm going to show it today on the style Avalon this week was sent to me by winged Studio. One for this review be sure to go out to the links below to take a look at all of the Aesthetica styles and colors and don't forget to visit the private Facebook group called wig studio. One wig and topper support group they're, helping thousands of ladies find and style their wigs and toppers the full review and breakdown of this brand new color coming up. So, let's take a quick rundown of these specs we're looking at about a ten and a half inch piece around the face kind of gently coils around the face now overall - and I did take a measurement from the very top of my crown to the tip of The hair in the back and it's about 14 inches, there's also a 10 and a half inch layer here on the sides that just gives it a little bit of fullness there. Now this Avalon has a lace front and a left-hand, monofilament side part. I think Aesthetica does a beautiful lace front. This runs temple to Temple, does extend back very nicely. There'S a lot of hair there to obscure any hair lines, and what I really love about this model apart is that they don't stop halfway. This one literally goes right back into where the crown meets the open West in the back. So we then to have the lace front, left, mono park, open, wefted size and back the style, weighs about four and a half ounces, mid length, beautiful wavy style, so Avalon features all of this choppy separated kind of an air, dried wavy. Look it's kind of tapered there at the ends as well. It almost mimics some of the belt rest styles that have a similar texture. So the only thing that sticks out in my mind, that's different from the Aspen to Avalon, is just the feel and the texture of the fibers. Now sometimes you can get a little bit of a texture or feel of the Damier based on the color. So I don't know if it's maybe just this lilac haze color application, but they feel a little bit rougher a little drier, and not quite as soft and fine as the original Aspen that I've had, and sometimes that is a good thing. It'S not always bad, but it's drier that it's a little bit rougher, because what that gives you is a little more body. If it's too fine, then you lose some of the body, because what happens is on the fine texture, any attempts to hold a style just kind of fall out, but on this one I think it holds a style very well now. All I did was take this out of the box. Do my normal preparation, I gave it a couple of shakes. I put it on my head and then I worked it a little bit here at the front with my fingers. It'S kind of stirred up here. It looks like there's quite a bit of flyways due to the drier texture of fibers, but that's all I've done. I haven't used any product or any heavy styling techniques or anything else. So let's talk about per Matisse real, quick before we move on. There is some permit ease all around the model, part at the crown sides back and nape, so there's basically permit ease all throughout this cap. I don't feel that it's overdone I feel like it, supports the style really well without being overly heavy or thick. So, let's get into this color, like I said I have here in lilac haze, one of the brand new releases in the smoke ass collection by Aesthetica. Now we do have a variety of reviewers working for the wig studio, one YouTube channel I'll post the link below go out. You can see a variety of reviewers reviewing all of the smoke house colors that just came out. So let's go ahead and focus our attention on the like haze, so getting up close on lilac haze. The main body of this color is a silver gray. If a light silver gray base color, then within that you have very fine strands very well blended of a like a light lilac color now the overall effect is a very powdery lilac, there's not big thick chunky strands. It'S just a powdery, looking barely colored lilac now, but the farther you get away from this color, the more you can really see the lilac in it. So it's not it's not overly garish. It'S not too fashionable of a color in terms of being a fad kind of a color. I do believe that these colors are very popular now and they appeal to all age groups where, before you know your summery grades, we're only appealing to some of the more mature market. I think this would be appropriate for all ages and skin tones. I have a fairly, I would say, a light skin tone - that's neutral, so this is not a rooted shade, so I think that's really going to also appeal to some of the more mature markets who don't like the rooted shades. So the next thing I'm going to do, take it outside. I have two bullets: there's an inside look at the cap for the aesthetic as Avalon. There'S your temple to Temple lace-front beautifully extended back into a closed ear, tab, wonderful, fine lace, material there, and that does run back into a left. Monofilament part that goes well beyond the crown area. A nice wide parting space. There very well done lots of lefting an open, extended nape with the incremental hook type adjusters, as mentioned there's quite a bit of stretch in this style. I believe it would be appropriate for petite average through average large. So I just want to do a couple of quick styling options for Evelyn. You can learn so much by styling, a wig so on this one like I said it's just right out of the box, but let's try here with some classes, some readers, okay. So there is some per Matisse there at the temple. If you have a thicker arm glasses, that might not be as secure of a fit, but I do have mine nestled between the ear and the ear tab. It feels fine and the nice part about Avalon. Is it's just the perfect mid length um that you can do some updos and some really cute ponytails and things and this texture is just really adorable, followed the updos. I hope you enjoyed the review. We'Ll see you next time on Tesla closet at weight Studio One! You