Estetica Hunter Wig Review: R8/26H ~ Compare ~ Styling!

Hey everybody: this is Taz. Welcome back to Tasos my closet, I'm gon na bring you a look today at hunter by Aesthetica and the color r8 26h hunter is a brand-new style for their winter for aesthetic of winter collection, and I actually was not going to review this style. I am NOT a big fan of bangs, but recently I have warmed up to some of the styles with bangs and I really enjoy looking at this one just because it had all these fret a string layers and what I don't like about. Bangs is when they're straight across and kind of angled with some sharp, sharp angles, and things like that, so we'll get into the stop in just a moment, but this color. I love it because it reminds me of caramel kiss now. Aesthetica also has a caramel kissed. Color and also a caramel kiss with a root that color seems a bit darker and I actually have my Tony of Beverly Savi here in caramel kiss. So again, this is the Tony Beverly caramel kiss, and I love this one and again this one is actually a little bit darker than this 8r8 26h as well. It'S got a deeper richer golden brown, with some beautiful, amber gold, butterscotch highlighting it's very chunky. So I chose this one because it looked like it should be a bit of a softer brunette with some milder highlighting, and I think it was right. So this is a soft golden brown color and it has some beautiful highlighting just some butterscotch blonde highlights I like them, because they're chunky but they're not extremely dramatic, and I always love a good highlight pattern on our brand. I think it really brightens it up. So I actually am in love with this color. This style has a very limited color palette right now, and I didn't want to choose my typical typical blonde. I wanted to go with something a little bit different, so I really a nun really enjoying this color. So I usually don't choose a style with bangs like I said, because of the sharp the sharp angles on the style, but this one is very softly. Blended, the bangs are only about three inches and they just go right above the eyebrow here. So you don't have to trim them or anything like that to keep them out of the eyes they're very practical. I love them because they're not straight down, I mean they do kind of feather back a bit and blend into the style, but also there's not these sharp angles. You'Ve got multiple layers of layering going on around the face here and that really softens up those bangs. In my opinion, it doesn't make them so harsh, so the bangs just become a part of that texture pattern and it really works very nicely with the stout. So I'm really enjoying it I'll go ahead and do a spin for you and then we'll get into a little bit of specs. I have a pretty obvious comparison to make in another brand and then we'll do some styling, so you cannotice the movement of this hair. How beautiful and free it is, these fibers are just very light and feathery they're a bit on the drier side, which just gives them a light. Very fine, delicate kind of movement, they're, very soft and the density is pretty realistic. Really I've I've had the pleasure of looking at a lot of different as Seneca brands are some styles, and this one is on the lighter, I would say the lighter density side. I love the movement of this hair in every time. You move those those layers. Just really flatter flatter this style, so the specs about a three inch being overall about 12 inches, I would say: there's some layering back there about 7 inches on the side, so you can just see layering all over the place here. It has about a 50-cent piece. Maybe a 2 inch diameter little oasis of of monofilament there at the top of the wig cap and then it has some perma teeth and then it's open cap. So if I can remark on the permit ease, there is some, but not a lot. I'M not sensing that overwhelming thick pillow a type of permit ease in this style at all. I think it's very well done the cat fits me very well, I'm a petite average circumference. I did not have to make any adjustments to it. I think it fits very true to average some aesthetic of style in the past have have run large, and this particular one, I think, is very true to average similar to the other style that came out recently, which is the hunter I'm sorry. This is hunter. The witch one just came out and I reviewed it - Aspen Aspen and the cat fits me very well, just like Aspen now Aspen has a completely different cap structure, but they both seem to run true to average all right. So let's go ahead and make a comparison. So this one weighs just over three ounces. So it's very lightweight and let's go ahead and compare them to a style that just came out this past spring by Raquel Welch and that is stop traffic. And I'm going to show that to you today in SS 1488, which is the shadow shades golden wheat. This is another short to mid length, shaggy style with bangs, similar cap structure, and things like that. So I wouldn't be sure to bring this out and show it to you, so we have about a four inch: bang on one stop traffic and a 3 inch bang here on on hunter. So all around this stop trap is going to be an inch to three inches longer all the way around, so the back is going to be two to three inches longer or in stop traffic than it is on on hunter, but the same shaggy layer. So if you cannotice, just all the shaggy texture, lots of layering around the face, both very beautiful styles and this one also features a bit of a monofilament crown and then an open cap. What I have noticed about stop traffic is that there's a lot more permit season, stop traffic and the cap runs very large larger than I think average I've had a couple stop traffic's. They were both the same way. They did run very large on me. The fibers on the stop traffic seem to be a little less less of a dryer fiber, but it's not as as feathery light and fine. These are a medium dinner and they're they're, more silky and texture than are these dryer fibers. I love a dryer fiber on a shaggy cut because those those layers just separate so nicely and move they just move independently of one another, and I love that I think there is overall, more texture in hunter you'll see all the way around. I think there's just more razor dins and layers, one hunter than there is on the stop traffic. So I do want to give you just a quick, quick peek under the cap for Hunter, so I'll go ahead and put on a stop traffic so that I can show you the underside of the cap and then we'll do a bit of styling. So I have on this stop traffic in the shadow shapes golden wheat, that's us 1488 and right away. You can tell that it's longer than the hunter and it, although it is shaggy and texture. I believe that there are more razored ends and more razor texture. All around on the hunter style and again that bang is longer which I still think this bang is right on the edge of being practical for me, I didn't have to trim it or anything very cute style all right. So let's go ahead and look the underside of the cap for hunter all right, so you have this about a 2-inch diameter hole there of monofilament and you could see when I tilted my head towards the camera. That just gives you a little bit of illusion of scalp there as a nice velvet front and then a bit of rose lace around the permit East area on the top. Actually, that's not known, but that's a material that I haven't seen before it's soft. But it's more of a more of a nylon, I think a bit of a head and left. There are a lot of nice coverage there at the hairline for hunter, open, ear, tabs, bendable and adjustable, and then the the open extended mate and it does have these clasp incremental clasp style adjusters. Here and like I said this cap does run pretty true to average. So I didn't really have to make any adjustments to it, although I think I did, though, because I can sense that maybe they're in a little bit farther than they would have come right out of the box. So I think I did pull it in a little bit, but that's pretty typical, even with an average cap fit for me just because I'm more on the I've got a more of a petite average circumference um. I would see there's average stretch I don't see. Sometimes, on the older Aesthetica styles that I tried that have been large and they've had a lot of generous stretch to them. So if you are counting on on a larger cap and more generous stretch on this Aesthetica, you just need to know that this is more true to average, then than some in the past. Alright be right back some of the styling segments for Hunter. I just want to show you more of this beautiful movement that you're going to get with this style and I really enjoyed wearing it behind my ear. I haven't taken it out yet, but I was just kind of going through some ways that personalization here on this style, just to see how I might wear it and I really enjoy seeing it behind my ear. I think that's very attractive. You'Ve got enough. There coverage there at the front of the ear and the density is so realistic that you can really do a nice ear tuck there and you could even do it on both sides, but based on that shaggy texture in the length of this bob. I think it's very cute the Messier this gets. It just brings out more and more of that texture. The more I work with it, the more I really like it so, rather than taking the bangs and pulling them up and away from the face, although I think it probably could that that hair inclined actually looks pretty good for not having a lace front. So if you wanted to push up those bangs a bit, I think you could. Another thing you could do is kind of sweep them to one side and if you actually wanted to clip them so overall, I really do get this style a thumbs up for style. For for the feel of the fibers, the texture, the movement and the fit, I really do give this a good thumbs up here. I think you would really enjoy this style and hopefully they will bring back some more inventory so that you can get your order in. This has been a review of a hunter by aesthetic up in the color. R8 26h. Take care, everybody