2 Belle Tress Brunette Wigs! Brown Sugar Sweet Cream Vs Mocha With Cream | Tazs Wig Closet

Hey everybody welcome back to toss this wig closet at wig studio, one that belletress color palette just continues to grow every year, they're continuing to add lots of new colors, and as they do, i really like to compare them, because color swatches can only tell a little Bit of that color story, i have two brunettes to show you today by belletress coming up, so i think that that belletress color palette when they first hit the scene back in 2016-ish, i'm gon na guess on that um maybe only had one brunette and then maybe One red a couple of blondes: it was very limited and they just continued to expand that color palette. They understand what we're looking for and they really do deliver. This is the latest brunette to be added to that belletress color palette. This is called brown sugar, sweet cream and i had a full review of this color and it's featured on the style bonbon. Okay. Now this is one of those brunettes, that's highly dynamic, and if you love colors, like shaded cappuccino by raquel welch, i think you would really love this even like a toasted pecan by gabor and i'm sure there are many many others that you love. So now we have a nice cool brown to add to that belletress palette, so that brown, sugar, sweet cream is just a mix of browns you're, going to find a medium, a dark and a light brown all mixed together. Now that brown is more neutral to ash and tone and then that's highlighted with both a pale gold blonde and then what appears to be a light ash blonde. So you'll see that pale gold blonde running through it's a very coarse kind of blending. Here, with the heavy concentration of those highlights right around that front area now this is bon bon and it has a very high built-in contour right at the front, but it is heat friendly. So i think you could bring that down some if you did not like it, it does have a medium brown root. It'S hard to tell where the root begins on this. It'S not a stark demarcation of a root, it has a beautiful soft transition and i think it complements the main colors so nicely. So we want to compare this today to one of the original brunettes in that belletress color palette: that's mocha with cream. So, let's take a look, so i want to highlight and feature this wig today. This is belletress's rose ella in the color uh mocha with cream. So this is like a medium chocolate brown and it has some auburn in there like a light, auburn, almost a caramel. Looking it's like a dust of cinnamon, which is a darker strawberry, and then we have some light gold blonde highlighting. So, even though that brown color is more neutral in tone, i feel like the combination of some of the warm highlights, the spicy warm cinnamons, caramels and light blondes. I think really make this a neutral to warm shade. Now, mocha, with cream has a very dark. Nearly black root - okay - and this has been one of the complaints on this color - is that it's very harsh. I can tell you that it does look harsh against some of these colors here and the transition is kind of abrupt and it leaves a naughty effect at the lace front. So i think what i'll do is a side by side, because i feel like your brown sugar, sweet cream is going to be very cool in tone next to the mocha whipped cream. Thanks. So much for joining me today for a comparison of two belletress brunettes, we'll see you next time on tesla's wig closet at wig studio, one! You