Raquel Welch Nice Move Wig Review | Rl19/23Ss Shaded Biscuit | Tazs Wig Closet

Foreign, so let's talk about this Raquel Welch style. This is called nice move. It'S in the color shaded biscuit RL, 1923 SS! Look at that gorgeous layering on this style wow. So this is a mid to long length, very Lush, dense, voluptuous Style with a ton of body and just the perfect amount of sexiness. This week's dad was sent to me by wig studio one for this review today, so you could check it out all of the details before you buy. I will attach a product link below the video in the description section. If you scroll down you'll locate a link, labeled Find Raquel Welch's nice move at wig studio one. If you click on that link. It'Ll. Take you out to the site where you can explore all of the colors and the pricing we invite you to shop at wig studio. One don't forget to message us if you need help at support, wigstudioone.com and visit us on our other social media. We have a very well appointed YouTube channel, Instagram, page and private Facebook group. All of those links are below I'm presenting it to you like this, so that I can show you the inside of the cab and then we will apply this now. This cap is a little unique for Raquel Welch. They do have some caps out there like this, but if you'll notice, right away, you're looking at a lace front and a center monofilament part. Now what you want to know about that is that the lace front does not extend back into the ear tub. I don't know why they don't just take it back into the ear tap, because that leaves that seam right there very vulnerable, and I really like it when they extend that just gives us so many options to style away from the face. But it's your typical, very beautiful lace front and then that that center monofilament part so you're looking at about an inch and a half there at the narrowest point all the way back to the crown, so they don't skimp on that part, it is pretty wide and Obviously, very long this is a part of their memory cap collection, a very comfortable cap, you'll notice, the silicone along the elastics there. That gives you a nice custom like fit and feel a closed velvet ear. Tab lots of fibers spliced in there, which I love that always gives better coverage, and then you have the extended felted nape with the velcro style adjusters. So what you want to know is this fits typical of Raquel Welch. They call it an average size, but I believe that it's probably better suited for average large than it would be for petite average I'm having to make an adjustment to this just to accommodate my petite average circumference. So let's go ahead. I'M going to make that adjustment. Now so this is directly out of the box. I didn't use any product on it. I didn't use any styling, I did shake it out and then just kind of marveled at this layering look how beautiful now this is a part of the true to life. Fiber family, which is heat friendly, all right, let's go ahead and apply okay. Now this is a truckload of hair. Can they just say it? It weighs over six ounces um. I have never experienced a style like this in this in this kind of a shape and layering with that had such a high density. Now, that density is what's giving you that Lush feminine look and appeal. You just want to toss this hair around it's the kind of hair that you've always wanted for yourself and it's absolutely decadent and gorgeous it's kind. Like dessert. You know, I mean all desserts taste good right, but do you want a little dried up brownie? Or do you want the big brownie ala mode, and this is kind of what you're getting here? This is just really up a not or two um, just gorgeous so you're, looking at a total length of around 16 inches from what I can tell and then around anywhere between 11 and 16 inches is where you're going to see this layering. But if you'll notice, it just kind of jumps right off of that lace, front feathers back nicely into the style and wow the movement, so yeah, it's heavy, but the body the body keeps it all very buoyant and just Lush just Lush healthy. Looking hair. I forgot to point this out when I was looking at the inside of the cap, but just take a look at how close these weftings are. I mean they're practically on top of one another, so each one of those weftings is a track of fiber and there is just a ton of them in there. In fact, I was trying to see through you cannot see through, and I can barely even poke my finger through these wefts. Okay, it's just that dense. The other thing you want to know is that this is loaded every inch of it loaded with that soft pillowy type permatease. So let's reapply it here, so there is going to be a certain taste and preference for a style like this. Okay, you get all of that beautiful lace, front, monofilament, look from Raquel Welch! You get this beautiful heat friendly fiber. It feels soft and it's not catching it's just gliding nicely. It has a velvety kind of a cuticle feel to it um. But you also need to appreciate a very heavy, dense, wig Style uh with a lot of permatease. So if that is you, I think you would be an ideal buyer of this style. I love it. I think I would probably wear it up quite a bit, though, because of the density. I think that would kind of bother me um a little bit just because I favor those shorter wig Styles, but how beautiful I just. I think that Raquel Welch does some of the most luxurious wigs on the market in terms of the Styles, the cap and things like that. Let'S take a look at this lace front, though, because one thing I noticed was that the lace front was not extended, so we want to take a look to see if we can spot those seams. So you've got a seam here and here. Okay, now I can't see real well into that camera, so I'm not sure how obvious that is. What'S jumping at me right away, is this line of highlight so that Platinum is a thick Platinum Band right there at the front. I know a lot of you aren't big fans of this look. I would rather have that than dark. So let me just put it that way. I would rather see it Blended more evenly with the rest of the highlight color, but I think you could obscure those seams very nicely now this monofilament part it runs all the way back to the crown area. I will have to see an editing, but I'm not even sure that you can see through to the monofilament on such a heavily thickly threaded top, which is consistent with the entire wig Style just being super dense. So you'll have to tell me if you can see down in to the illusion of scalp the good news is you have a lot of parting options when they first came out with the center part, I thought to myself gosh. I don't part my hair in the center. What am I going to do? Um, it's very easy. So with a center part, you actually get more flexibility. I mean this is the next best thing to a lace front, full monofilament top. If you ask me, because if the part is on the left, you're pretty much limited to the left part is on the right, which is rare, you're kind of limited. But when it's in the middle, you can go a little bit left of center, a little bit right to center or right dead on Center, whatever your preference is, and you can change it very easily. Now, as we talked about this cap is loaded with permatease in a very high density, so I don't think there'd be a problem of parting this in any direction and with the concern of wefting. So you can be the judge, but I think it looks pretty good. I think you could part this anywhere and still not expose the wefts. I mean if it's not directly centered on the monofilament you're, not getting that illusion of scalp, but I'm not sure you are anyway. You know that's one of the downsides of having such a heavy density. Isn'T it but look at that layering and movement wowzers, very, very nice! I do like that. That'S probably my favorite feature is this layering and movement now right out of the box. This is the way it looks um and I immediately go to work at just trying to keep it out and away from the face. I cannot get through a wig review with it flopping in my face. That'S just not gon na happen, so I just use my fingers to rake back it sort of fleshes out any Contour at the front, but it also gives a little bit of a feathery action to the layering. It is a really gorgeous style. Isn'T it kind of like that? That'S just a little bit right of Center, but whatever gives you the best look and we're going to go through some of that in styling as well. Now again, this weighs a little over six ounces. It feels heavy. It feels heavy. I would not recommend this style if you live in a warm climate or in the summertime. This would be kind of stifling it's perfect for fall and winter, especially if you live in a colder climate. Like I do, Kel Welch's nice move is a truly enviable hairstyle. You'Re going to grab attention in this one all right. So one note on this Keller, I have talked about that shaded biscuit color for a long time. This is my favorite Raquel Welch color, and I have seen variation from Style to Style piece to piece in this color. This color on this particular style on this particular piece is lighter and cooler than any other shaded biscuit application that I have seen so far. There'S more platinum in this blend, which is automatically going to make it brighter lighter and cooler, um, there's less of that warmer sandy blonde in there, okay, and so that makes it cooler. There is some some neutral honey and you still have a medium brown root. Now again, the uh, the lighting here - will emphasize the darkness of the root by a little bit. Sometimes it's helpful if you, if I can come down on it like this now, I think uh I think they're in trying to improve their rooting. It'S not as dark as you think it is, although it is dark - and there is a lot of contrast, especially against this Platinum, but I think it Blends well on this particular piece and I'm quite happy with it. I'M gon na take you outside for a look and then we are going to do some styling for Raquel Welch's, nice move. I know your glasses wearers out. There appreciate this segment because I tell you a little bit about how the glasses fit with the particular style. That'S being reviewed, let's try with glasses here, okay, so there's a lot of permatease in the area. I don't think I will be comfortable with my glasses arms between the ear and the ear tab. It doesn't feel secure. It feels being it feels like it's being pushed out into my ear because of all of the permatease. So just keep that in mind all right. Let'S just go ahead and move this around. You can really get to know and learn a lot about a wig style during this segment. Everybody. Thank you so much for joining me today. We'Ll see you soon on taz's wig closet at wig studio, one foreign, foreign, foreign, foreign