Amore Tova Wig Review | Spring Honey | Photo Unboxing! | Details On The Fit! | Cute Styling!

Hey everybody welcome back to taz's weight, closet at wing studio one today we're going to take a look at a wig that i have never seen reviewed before uh. This came through as a request and i'm really happy to look at this one. This is the amour's tova in the color spring honey. I have a lot of detail on this wig. You won't want to miss coming up. This wig style was sent to me by wig studio one for this review. Today, you can find it at wig studio one. If you expand the description box below this video, i will attach a link directly to this style. You can check out all of the color offers and pricing if you have any questions for us, please reach out to support. Wigstudio1.Com tova is a shaggy cropped. Pixie style. Lots of layering easy to wear just kind of an easy breezy throw and go style, but first i do want to get into this color this spring honey. Now this is not the spring honey r. This is not the spring honey tea which i have had before. This is just the regular spring honey and more is a part of the ataran's company and adorance makes rene of paris noriko and amore, among others. I think, but those are the three main ones and they all offer some version of spring honey. I feel like they're, probably all very, very similar. So if you're looking at a spring honey on a noriko style, it should look very similar, if not the same as this amore style. So this spring honey is a medium honey blonde and that's heavily highlighted with the pale gold blonde. Now that does make it a bit warm in color, now, honey all by itself is more of a neutral color. I kind of put that over into the neutral colors like honey sand and beige, they kind of all go into that neutral category. You see a lot of companies using honey, beige and sand to accent some of their styles so that it doesn't go too warm or it doesn't go too cool. I think neutral colors are universally flattering overall. Now again, this one does not have a root, but based on all of these layers, it just kind of makes it look like it's darker at the base of the cap here now the rooting does change things a bit, so i have seen the spring honey, r And it's very similar to this just with the added root and the root does darken it up a little. So i really like this. If you enjoy a medium to light blonde unrooted, that is not uh, not too gold, not too ashy in tongue. Just nice and neutral now what you notice on this is just that it has those timeless shaggy layers all over beginning with a four inch layer here in the front, that's easily swept off to either side. It'S easy to do these! These fibers just go where you put them, and so i just took my finger and ran it right across the forehead there and the fiber kind of followed in that way. So in the back, you're gon na find a three inch layer right at the crown and that tapers down into a 2.25 inch nape there's lots of shaggy flippy layers in the back forming a little bit of a wedge effect there. It'S ample coverage all the way around, so if you do have a little bit of a longer natural hairline in the back, i feel like this would be fine to cover that up. What i notice about this is a little bit different than some other shaggy styles. Is that that layering is just all over? So even the layers on the top are very short, and i guess i'm just used to a little bit of a longer fringe, especially on the top there. But those short shady layers carry all throughout this style. So i feel like in that way it is a bit timeless. I think it'll never go out of style just because it's easy to wear and it's cute. I think that the shaggy layers around the face really do highlight the eyes. Tova is super lightweight at around two ounces, so that is very lightweight. It feels very comfortable on it's hard to even sense that you have a wig on when you're wearing it and it has a double monofilament top now. This one does not have a lace front. It'S just a double monofilament top and i can tell you that the double monofilament tops by amore have an exquisite sense of realism to them. No matter if you have dark hair, underneath the wig cap, you're always going to get a sense of scalp where it's parted. On the top, so you can easily see down into that double monofilament. It just gives a beautiful natural look from anywhere and, if you're taller than me, which most people are, you can definitely see down through that hair into that parting space anywhere. You want to part it now, you don't have to part it anywhere. I mean you, don't have to designate a parting space and when this came right out of the box, i really don't think there was a designated parting space on this. You just have to fluff up those fibers a little bit with your fingers. You can redirection them but see how short those layers on that are on the top. I am going to to mist some water over this to bring out this texture. I could also use some texturizing spray to bring it out. If i like, there's a lot you can do. I think this is very versatile, but also very flattering in terms of permatease there's just barely any permatease on this style. There might be just a thin layer around to obscure the wefting on the sides and the back, but nothing pillowy or hot or stifling. Now this double monofilament top will trap the heat a little bit, but the fact that it's open wefted on the sides and back you should be okay. That way, now the work at the top this this lift, that you're noticing is done by the fibers, the shaggy layers kind of stick up a little bit, giving it some lift right off of that double monofilament top. So, even without permatease, you are able to get a little bit of lift and cute profile on this style. Now, i'm just going to put up some photographs of this wig right out of the box. I literally just had to shake it. I have done nothing to it. I did not have to put product in it. I didn't have to manipulate it severely. I didn't have to work it at all. It was just like this right out of the box so on these photos, you'll see that it comes in the typical amore box, with the gold embossment, it's beautiful and then um how it's laid inside of the box. There was no net on this one, but it was turned inside out and held in place by some bobby pins and uh. Then you notice here this double monofilament top. It'S just gorgeous. It is a very soft pliable double monofilament top. It has a polyurethane strip at the front. This will give comfort and security and hold i really like it. It looks like there might be a little bit of a hidden weft there at the front, just a little brush of fiber to give a nice natural looking hairline, although because of these bangs, i don't feel like. You really need a lace front at all on on this style. So then you have your closed ear. Tabs lots of fiber spliced in you've got a scalloped rose. Lace extended nape in the back along with bra, strap type adjusters. What you want to know about the fit on this cap? It'S more of the more legacy type fit meaning more average than some of the newer styles um. I consider this to be appropriate for anybody with a 21 and a quarter. Inch circumference like me up to a 22 to 22 and a half which would be completely average toga, is going to work great with your glasses. I just know it's going to be a wonderful glasses, friendly style. I am not wrong. It fits beautifully nicely securely and comfortably between the ear and the ear tab. So i'm just going to go ahead and manipulate this style a little bit to show you. The versatilities show you how the fibers move and react check it out at wig studio. One all of the links are below this video, we'll catch up with you soon again at tazz's. You