Rene Of Paris Tango Wig Review | Canyon Stone | Cute Styling! | Unique Style & Gray Color!

Hello, everybody welcome back to tosses weight closet at wig Studio One today, I'm bringing you another installment in my affordable series with lists little piece here from the orchid collection by rene of paris. This is called tango and tango has a lot of color options available. But i chose this one called canyon stone because I'm always getting requests to review some grey colors. This towel was provided by wig studio. One for this review be sure to check out the links below. If you decide to purchase use the code beautiful.you for a 30 % discount, the full review and some outside looks coming up. Tickle burning of Paris is a short voluminous, layered cut, but first I want to get up close on this color. I promised some looks at some gray wigs, and so this is Canyon, Stone. Canyon, stone is a base color of almost a near black and you'll notice, that mostly at the temples and at the back, and then it sort of graduates into more gray. As you move forward, so the salt and pepper ring effect starts in the back and gets more profuse as you move forward and by the time you get to the front, it's almost all white. So it's a very realistic, looking gray shade, with lots of variation. Tango has a completely open cap. That'S what help helps to keep the price point down with wig studio, one if you use the code beautiful.you, the final price on this is well under $ 100. It'S a very comfortable way to where it's shake and go. It'S just an acute everyday little style, but the bang area. Here it's more of a less of straight-across bang. It has a little bit of wispy texture to it. It'S about 3 inches. So it's a really nice practical, looking bag that could be swept off to the side or worn straight down in the back you're, going to find about a 6 inch crown that gives lots of volume right there at the crown that tapers quickly down into a 1.75 Inch nape - it also has some very nice coverage here at the ears right over the ear tab. There'S some forward-swept fibre there that really give you some very nice coverage. This features that open cap, as I explained, is about 2.4 7 ounces. So it's really lightweight. Do expect lots of permit ease at this price point in this cap style? There'S a lot of permit cheese right throughout the top and right there at the back, some above high on the temple, but you're not going to find any at all right here. At the ear tabs and none at the nape it so it does have a little bit of a slimmer effect right here at the temple and nape the cap. That'S really very nice! I didn't make any adjustments to this. It'S an average cap right out of the box. I didn't make any adjustments. It fits me great with a petite average circumference, there's not a whole lot of stretch on this style. It'S a very Hardy cap. I would not recommend this for large circumference. So there's a lot of big volume on this style, as I explained, there's a lot of permits there on the top, and you combine that with some of these longer layers, and you can just really get a lot of hype out of this style, you could really Look like you've gone mad with all of this volume that you can get now. I just kind of just crinkled up a little bit here with my my fingers, it's very difficult to see down into the permit eyes. I think they did a really nice job with that, so this has a little bit of a wiry texture to it. There'S a slight wave to these fibers, especially here at the the temple that kind of wants to curl, in which i think is really cute, and it does a nice job of covering up those ear tabs and any bio hair that you have there. But it just kind of wants to curl in there, and it just reminds me of a little Betty, Boop style or something because I think you could just mold. You could mold some curl in here and there just with your fingers and it would more or less stay right where you put it. I really think tango is a really cute style at this price point, I think, there's a lot of value. The cap is well-made. The fibers are Hardy. This is going to last a long time. Wearable for every day, a true shake-and-go kind of a style you'll have to be a fan of lots of permit ease and volume. I'Ll. Take you outside for a look, then we'll come back in and do some styling for tango. So let's take a look at some styling for tango. What I love about tango is there's some very long layers here on top very long and they're very impressionable, and you can just move them around and they'll and be expected to stay. But first, let's take a look at glasses. So I have my little readers here. They seem to fit fine between the ear and the ear tab on this style. There'S very little permit ease at the ear tab itself, so you've got that practical, 3-inch bang area you can sweep that wide off to the side on either side very easily poured like it kind of want it to do right out of the box. You can scoop it straight down and it will not quite reach the eyebrow on most people. You can get lots and lots of volume on this style thanks so much for joining me for my affordable series. This has been a look at Renee of Paris's tango in the color Canyon, stone be sure to check it out at way studio. One see you next time on Taz's my closet at wick Studio, One