Raquel Welch Stop Traffic Wig Review | R13F25 Praline Foil | Create Wispy Bangs With Styling!

Hey everybody, its Tad's, welcome back to tasks wig closet. Today, I'm going to give you a look at a cute shaggy cut by Raquel Welch. This is called stop traffic, it's in the color praline foil, which is our 13 F 25. This wig was provided by wicks to do one for this review, be sure to visit the links below to find all the available colors and don't forget to go out to the private Facebook group whit studio. One wig and topper support group we'll be right back with more, I'm so excited to be able to review this style again. I have reviewed this one before, but it's always neat to kind of compare notes with how I felt about this a couple of years when it came out. But first, let's take a look at this color one of my favorite colors by Raquel Welch. It'S different and unique, and it's so lovely on so many different styles, praline foil, is a light. Ash brown, so you're gon na find a base color of a very light ash brown, and that just sets the stage for this pale gold blonde, foiling they always concentrate the foiling on the top and the front and then kind of feather it back into the style And I think this shaggy style perfectly perfectly displays this color. So this is one mid link style with bangs that I actually really enjoy. The bang area is about four and a half inches that come straight down off of the front of the cap. There'S really no curvature to them, and then they can be swept right above the eyebrow in any direction. They can be also trimmed. If you have a little bit of a shorter forehead before and a half inch bangs seems to fit me perfectly those bangs what I love about the bangs is they're, not too heavy and thick. It almost seems, like they've, been layered just a little bit and thinned out or texturized just to give you that wispy appeal and that carries out throughout the whole front of this style. So, in the back, it's about ten inches from the crown down and over all right, around 12 inches. There is some layer here on the sides as well, and some of that layering has kind of a forward, swept movement in true shag style. So that's really going to come in and sort of frame the face so nicely. This doll weighs about four ounces, so about 3.9 ounces. It features an open cap, but then it has a little bit of monofilament crown right there on the top. That just gives you a little bit of an indentation there where the hair grows out. I think it is a nice natural look. However, I don't think that it's quite necessary for this style, so there's no lace front and no other monofilament on this style, so you're gon na see a completely permit East top, but other than that mono crown and I'll show you the cap here in just a Moment so this is one of those shag cuts that aren't completely straight you're gon na see a little bit of an undulating waves throughout this style that really enhanced those layers and kind of contribute to that forward. Swept movement, its tassel, that's messy! It'S cute, I think, they've also gone in and texturized all the ends here as well. This is a very modern update to a shaggy style and they're going to see lots of racing and taper in there at the ends. This is an average density style. I don't think that it's overly dense, nor is it considered to be a lightweight style or light density style, some of the layering kind of give it a wispy feel on the head. But I really think that this is pretty much an average density. There'S quite a bit of permit ease on this, so what you're gon na want to know is this. This is a bit of an interesting design for the cap and there's no lace front. So you're going to find right at the cap is the front hairline there. You'Re going to start to see a lot of permit ease right there and that permit ease will stretch all throughout the top of the cap and crown you're going to see some at the temple back and a little heavier here at the nape. So the perfect tease doesn't seem to be overdone on this piece that I have, and what you'll want to do is just kind of pluck those fibers away from the permit ease and it's sort of get on top and just pluck it out a little bit. That'Ll help the bangs delay, maybe a little more naturally as well it'll contribute to some of the more wispy movement, but you really can't see down into any permit ease and then there's that monofilament right there on the top. So I can hear the shouts going up now. This is not a heat friendly style. This is made from the regular synthetic fiber a by work, hell Welch. This is where Cal watch's memory - cap 3 you'll notice, the silicon covered elastic on the cap. This is meant for a custom light, fit and also closed, felted ear tabs. The cap features a 2-inch diameter of monofilament directly on top of the crown, and that is surrounded by permit ease. There'S an extended felted nape with Velcro type adjusters. It fits average right out of the box, but it does have some pretty good stretch. I did have to cinch it in quite a bit to accommodate my petite average circumference, so this stylus right out of the box, I didn't add any product and I didn't do any selling to it ahead of this review. So let's go ahead and take a look at glasses. Now I did try this and it appears that the glasses would be best and most securely fit if you slip them underneath the ear tab that your tabs are a little beefy and there's some permit ease there to kind of push out the arms. I suggest tucking that under the do tab, let's take a look at these bags. I think you're really gon na love them when you first get it on give make sure that you give the way the couple of really nice shakes. If you plan to keep the style and not return it, the next thing I want you to do, as I said, just kind of spring up that top a little bit away from the permit ease and then just take your fingers like a rake and sweep those Bangs into the desired position: that's going to bring out their wispy nough, so here we're sweeping from right to left, which is a cute way of wearing those, and then let's go ahead and sweep them from left to right. Also, you could kind of skip them straight down and then just separate them around the eyebrow they're more of a straight down. Look there's enough! Layering there to keep the density down around the face. I think your tux will do a nice job of staying behind the ear on their own thanks. So much for joining me today for the review of stop traffic in the color praline boil our thirteen f25 be sure to check out the links up with Studio. One see you next time on Tazz's way: Placid