Belle Tress Mocha With Cream & Nutella Buttercream Color Comparison!

Hi welcome back to my channel. I am so glad that you are here today. Just a reminder: don't forget to subscribe, while you're here so today I'm going to bring you a color comparison, video for pinkypromise.com go to the pinky promise website and sign up to receive their emails, and you can get a code to save 30. You can also email support at pinkypromise.com if you ever have any wig related questions. So today we're going to take a look at Lemonade by baltress in Nutella buttercream and we're going to compare her with Nitro by beltress in mocha, with cream more on these. Both these colors in just a minute foreign looking at these two colors. So, as I said, I am wearing lemonade in the Nutella buttercream and Nutella buttercream and mocha with cream are very, very close. In fact, I have heard that they are the same color, but the mocha with cream just has the dark rooting on it. So, but I I guess it's that dark rooting that you know coming through in the color. That just makes me feel like mocha with cream. Just looks a tad dark darker than this Nutella buttercream. So what I'll do is, I will, you know, show you this color and then I will put the mocha with cream on and you know we'll compare the two and I'll do some side by sides and stuff. Like that, so you can see them together. So really really cute um lemonade is a super cute little style. As you can see, she's a short little. You know choppy um, just fairly wavy bob, so really really cute. I'Ve reviewed her in the past. I don't think I reviewed her for pinky promise but um, you know she's, just a really really cute style, but we're going to focus on color today. So I will do a turn. So you can see this Nutella buttercream and lemonade all the way around, and then we will um. You know, look at the color up close and we'll jump into the mocha with cream as well. So here we are from the front this Nutella buttercream has a lot of dimension. I just see a lot of colors going on. You know going through it and really really pretty okay. So here she is from the front my left, the back my right and back to the front okay. So let's do uh talk about what is in this Nutella buttercream. So the description of Nutella buttercream is a light brown and light Auburn blend with copper blonde highlights. So I think that copper blonde is what is making this color look lighter to me and um, just you know slightly different than the mocha with cream. So so you can see that just a little bit really really pretty I mean I see the Auburn. I see the brunette definitely see the blonde okay, so here's the mocha with cream up next to it, I'm trying to get too much light and, of course, the mocha with cream has the dark brown on the rooting. This one is not rooted. So all around the face and everything you just see this - you know the variety. This variety of these colors, the Auburn, the brunette and the coppery blonde. Yeah copper blonde going through it, and I can see those colors, though this one has more of a little bit different description. Red Browns, light Auburn going through it, which I'll go over in just a minute. But you know that's what I mean this Nutella buttercream to me is definitely lighter than the mocha with cream lighter and unrooted. So you know they're still very, very close to each other. So if you were, you know if you didn't like the Dark Root on the mocha with cream, which I've heard a lot of people wish that they're rooting on, and I kind of do too. I feel like the rooting on this color is a little bit harsh um. You know I would go for the Nutella buttercream, so okay, so now I am wearing the Nitro in the mocha with cream. I do have a review for Nitro and mocha with cream and I will link it up here for you all. If you want to see you know the full wig review and I will link the reviews, the review underneath the um in the description box down below too so so mocha with cream. Of course we're looking at just like, I said just a little bit darker color. So I will do a turn, so you can see it all the way around and then you know we can talk about the give a color description and everything. So so here's my left nitro's so pretty. I forgot how pretty it was the back. My right and back to the front Okay, so mocha with cream, like I said the biggest difference between these two is this dark rooting? So you can see they play some of the light colors there at the lace front, but you can also see that Dark Root. Coming in behind it and then when you get to about the ear tab, you start seeing that rooting color. So the description from mocha with cream is a caramel brown base with fine medium golden blonde cinnamon, red Brown and light Auburn highlights with a darker ash brown rooting. So you know we're talking about just slightly different colors here, just a bit darker. I think all the way around on all of the colors, I feel like the brunette, this caramel brown, that's in it is darker than what they describe as a light brown in the other one. This one, they say, has a light Auburn verse, but it does not have like a coppery blonde in it has a golden blonde. They say: switch coppery blonde golden blonde kind of the same thing, so you can see that blonde right there at the front, but this rooting, of course anywhere you separate the hair you're going to see that dark rooting. Okay, so you know I just feel like this: one is just overall slightly lighter than this color is they're. Super similar, I mean, don't get me wrong, but it just to my eye this Nutella buttercream when you take away that dark rooting, um and this one just says I think slightly lighter colors in it. It just looks lighter to me I'll show you from the back. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, okay, so I hope that you found these color comparisons for Nutella, buttercream and mocha with cream helpful. I thank you so much for watching. I thank pinky promise for sending these wigs to do this. Color comparison for you all today. Uh take care of yourselves and I'll, see you soon and thanks so much for watching and don't forget, you're absolutely beautiful, bye,