Red Carpet Synthetic Hair Lace Front Wig - Rcp791 Brenda --/Wigtypes.Com

Hey guys welcome back to a channel, and I know I look a bit crazy right now, but that's because I have the base on the wig. Still I'm back with another one of the main concepts of red carpet lace: front wigs! This one is called RCP 791. Brenda and I'm wearing her in the color 99 G. This is what the stock card looks like and it do come in some other colors as well. As you can tell look at this one right here. This is the six thing 612. Actually so it's lighter than the 613, if you guys want to get into this, you seen it here, so you can definitely get this unit if you want to get like. I put that in blond like this, but anyway guys um. I love this. I love the texture of it. I just took it off the box, I put it on and I brushed it and I just absolutely love the way. It'S cut the cut that you get here and the fact that it has this texture it just topped it off. For me, I love the cut of it. It'S like it's magical bob cut, so you get the fronts a little bit longer than the back, so I'm just gon na go ahead and cut the lace right now, like I mentioned before in my previous review. If you're gon na cut the lace, while it's on your head, please be careful to not cut to your hairline, your natural hairline. You may want to like bring it a little bit forward. Pass your hairline, so you don't make the mistake guys! So don't worry if you don't cut the lace straight enough, because it looks a little bit more natural when it's a little bit jagged than actually straight, because you know these synthetic wigs, the hairline is not thin. The hairline is thick like you can tell like. It'S really thick all the way around and it looks very unnatural, so yeah don't be scared. If you cut the lace a little bit jagged, it tends to look a bit more natural, especially if you're gon na put make up on it. Then you don't have to worry about these things, so I'm gon na go ahead and tweeze the part a little bit um. You could get away with just adding some color to the part, but I would just tweeze it a tiny bit and this this list is just like the previously on it. It'S not a Swiss lace, but it's not one of those hard plastic leaves so keep that in mind. So it's kind of it has like a little texture to it, but it's not uncomfortable guys, so I did not squeeze it all the way through, mainly because I was a little bit lazy to do so. It takes a little bit of time because you have to be very careful that you don't rip the lace when you pull it all out the hairs and he tweezing it. So I just twist it to be a bone like right here and then I just added potent to the rest. The rest of it could have definitely done with some tweezing because it was a little bit clustered in there. But nonetheless I added some powder and I think you know it's okay, it can pass and then I have just like this straight line right here and I think I tweeze a little bit too much on the front. So I just kind of gave it a curved part that way it looks a little bit more natural and a part dollar to white. You know cuz. I did tweeze a tiny bit too much right at the front here, so I just give it a curved part. This don't need too much styling because um, it's pretty simple, it's a natural bob cut, so you just brush it and that's it, and I use this paddle brush right here to brush almost all my wigs all the ways that I brush. This is what I the brochure - yes, I just brushed it down and that was it no tangling at all, not even a snap. No, nothing! It'S really really soft, but it has a nice yucky texture. So it's kind of thick as well. You have a nice density. Let me turn around, so you can get to see the back of it, yes guys, so this is pretty much it for this unit. In terms of the cab, you get two combs of friends, one at the back in the adjustable shocks. It'S a pretty standard, construction and yeah in terms of shedding. I didn't really get much strands. It was a few, but I think that has to do with meets reasonable stuff like that. So it wasn't anything like you know, like a lot of here. It'S falling off of you when I was brushing it or anything like that. Nothing like that and it could take heat as well. It is heat safe, it don't say up to how much, but you can definitely just add some heat to this um Darwin say: don't go more than 350 to 400 degrees, so yeah, like I mentioned before I'll, make sure to leave a list of the colors in The description box and I'll leave a link to it as well. So if you want to purchase it, you could go click on the link. It will take you to the website. You can just choose your color and purchase from there, but anyway guys. Thank you. So so much for watching. I hope that this review was helpful. If you have any questions, leave it in the comment section down below I'll be sure to answer as soon as possible. Don'T forget to Like and subscribe for us and Instagram atwitter us and I'll see you soon: okay,