Wig Color Spotlight: Rl33/35 (Deepest Ruby) By Raquel Welch (On Straight Up With A Twist)

I never Glover. This is Heather from sister wix.com and today I'm bringing a short and sweet coloring spotlight of the RL 33 / 35, also known as deepest Ruby from the Raquel Welch line. When I first started looking for wigs, I knew I want to wear red, because I look really good friends just saying - and I I didn't know which to get between the cinnabar in the true-to-life fiber and this one, the deepest Ruby. And so I called the customer service phone numbers for multiple of my nails competitors trying to see you know if they could give me some insight on what the color looked like and they were all pretty much useless. So I was like right. Somebody is gon na show people what the heck these colors look like. So it brings me quite a bit of satisfaction personally to be able to show you. This color on me come in full circle with this. This is deepest Ruby on straight up with a twist by Raquel Welch. This is a heat friendly, color they as of right now, if you don't make this in the nanyue friendly, which is kind of a shame, but honestly, probably not going to be much of an issue on a really short bob, like the straight up with a twist You'Re not going to worry too much about tangling at the nape on something. This short, this is a beautiful color, it's kind of like you know if they took the cinnabar, which is a slightly lighter, more copper red they diminished all copper tones and added some little burgundy and even some purple, there's a tiny, tiny, little itty bitty and it May not even pick up on camera, but there's just a tiny, tiny little bit of violet in here. This isn't gon na look like a fake color, though, like it just looks like a really beautiful soft multi-tonal dark Auburn, but rather than pulling chestnut, it does look a little bit more like you know, kind of a beautiful dark sort of ruby, amethyst color. It'S it's a lovely red to me. This one isn't quite as natural looking as something like the cinnabar, but it's a beautiful kind of salon. Worthy color looks like the sort of thing you would go in and have your hair dyed to look like. No, it's not what I would consider it anyway, an edgy color. So even though it's got those little pops of violet in it, it doesn't really pull violet. Does this look violet to you is the way it's showing up on camera is how this actually looks. Those violet tones I tried to mention getting - are extremely subtle, they're they're hard to see, even when the wigs in your hand and here's a closer look at that really bright color I mentioned earlier: it's not really that crazy bright, but you do get a little bit More of it right at the front hairline. So if you're gon na try to find that sort of red, violet color, that's really where you're gon na spot, it is at the front. But if, as you can tell still really subtle and won't, let it you're only really gon na notice them when someone's really staring up on the hair. So this is definitely an office appropriate color. In spite of the stuff I mentioned just a second ago, so there you have it. This is deepest Ruby, really pretty. It'S not crazy-looking. I'Ve seen on some websites of my competitors, where they take pictures of the individual wigs on mannequin heads that this looks way crazier in those photos than this actually looks in real life. So hopefully this has helped you out a little bit and clarified what this color really looks, like I'm another room from sister, wigs calm. If you like, what we do and our mission for color clarity make sure you check out our WIC store, which is just see why I asked ter w IG s comm and until next time have a great afternoon. Everybody bye,