Noriko Angelica Wig In Almond Spice Rooted

Hi guys welcome, I'm gon na do a quick little review of the Noriko Angelica wig in the color almond spice, and this particular one that I'm wearing in my collection. I have worn I'd, say a medium amount of time, and by that I mean I've, probably worn it every single day for the past couple of weeks, I've had it in a box and I've taken it out and worn it and I've washed it. I think a total number of times twice with conditioning it, so this is kind of what it looks like right before it's gon na go super frizzy on the ends and to the point where it's going to need to be put in a ponytail to the side And I'm going to show you with that. What that looks like and leaving it out in a ponytail or putting it in a ponytail and also braiding it, because what I found with noriko Angelica, wigs especially, is as you wash and wear an wash and wear once they get past this point of wearing, which Is not straight out of the box again, this is wearing I'd, say I've been wearing it on and off for a couple of months, but for the past two weeks I've been wearing it everyday. With about two washes and conditioning. This is what it starts. Looking like and I'm going to show you what it looks like right out of the box too, but this is probably the most natural stage that the Noriko Angelica gets to as you wear it and then again right after this stage. This is when it starts getting very frizzy opions. It gets really ratty looking it doesn't look as natural. Unfortunately, and that's when I personally decide, I keep it, I keep wearing it, it's just I'll, wear it in a ponytail and then when it gets beyond being able to wear it in the ponytail, because it's very obvious that it's getting frizzy and frayed, I put it In a braid, so yeah so I'll give you a good look at this from all angles. It'S still movable. It still looks nice. The hairs don't clump together yet, and they will once it starts getting a bit more frizzy, but it still looks pretty natural okay. So the stats for the Noriko and Angelica are pretty simple, the front fringe or bang, which frames the face is eight to ten inches long from the crown down. It is sixteen and a half and then from the nape down. I don't remember so that's that when you see this advert advertised and being sold, the manufacturer always says that the total length total length is like 22 inches long or something like that. It kind of doesn't make any sense. The way they break down the length of the wig, but that's that so this is a basic cap, constructed wig. There is no waist front and there is no mono top now. This wig does have permit ease and the permit ease is through out the top. If you're someone like me, you will really like permit ease, and you will really like the bumpit effect that you have with this wig lots of volume, not only that department tees, definitely plus the roots, disguises the hairline. So it's not as obvious. In my opinion, I don't think so, but if you're someone who's used to wearing a full lace front, mono top wig, I don't think you're really gon na, like this wig, I'm just someone who I have bio hair, so I enjoy wearing a wig. Where I can someone clips - and I can attach the clips to my own bio hair, so that it gives me a really really secure fit with my wig mm-hmm okay, so the color almond spice is interesting. I would say that the color almond spice is a medium reddish brown, with lots of what they call champagne blonde highlights straight through it. It'S not chunky, it's sort of like strips as you can see, and they purposely place them right at the front hairline to highlight your face and give your face a little bit more of a. I don't know if you want to say a lift, but a bit more color to your face and the roots are really dark brown. So, let's say medium reddish brown, melange of colors, going on with champagne blonde highlights. I'M not gon na get too technical about color. I'M just gon na, let you see it and decide for yourself, but it's definitely more of a warmer red tone than a neutral or ash tone. I'M gon na show you now what I do once the Noriko Angelica starts wearing out now, when it's in this stage, I have no problem with just popping it to the side and putting an elastic I'm gon na use, just whatever I have available. So I'm not wasting a lot of recording time here. I have this color, these are by goodie and they have a lot of nice Browns these elastics and that's all I have to do. Sometimes I will pull out some hair just to make it look. You know all thoughts with it just a little bit, but you don't really have to do much now. This is what I'm talking about in the beginning of the video I said I'll, just put it in a ponytail and leave the ponytail down. This is what I mean when the hair still looks decent and not completely frizzed up and not really, you know the more frizzy it gets the more fake. I think that the weed starts looking, so that's why I and to wear my wigs differently once they start. Frizzing up a bit that still to me looks a little bit natural. I don't know you guys can decide, but I still think I can get away with that without that, looking like really phony and then once they get to a really ratty state. I start putting my wig in a side ponytail and I make a braid, but then what I have to do, because this doesn't look as smooth and nice and doesn't frame the faces as well. I have to start putting pins on the side too, so just braiding. It putting pins on the side to smooth it down a bit, but right now I could still do that and then, when I don't feel like having it in the ponytail, I can do that and it's a simple touch-up and, as a matter of fact, I feel Like once, it's been in the ponytail for a little while it looks even better because it creates an indent right here at the neckline which, to me just looks really nice and hair. It just makes it look to me more natural rather than completely off your neck. If you know what I mean, if it doesn't have an indent here, when it's completely off your neck, it just doesn't look. It looks a little too done so anyway. That'S it. The Angelica noriko wig, an almond spice rooted, and this is the basic cap constructed version. I believe they do have this not sure if they have an almond spice rooted, but they do have it in a side mono top I own one of those as well. It does look a slightly. It looks like a slightly different kind of styled top on that one. I'M gon na plan on doing a separate review for that, and you can see the difference. So, oh and one other thing I did say that I was going to show you the Angelica right out of the box, so almond spice color is medium brown base, dark roots, honey and platinum. Blonde blended highlights that's one description. I'Ve seen another description where it was a medium brown like sort of red base, dark roots, but champagne blonde highlights - and I agree with that more than the honey blonde highlights. I think that's a little misleading because you could see. Well, maybe you can't, but these highlights are really really blonde against the base. Color. Okay, the front! Oh! No! This is for the Shiloh, sorry, okay! Well, this was my little review for the Noriko Angelica wig and almond spice rooted basic cap construction, constructed version,