Jon Renau Elite | Martini 101F48T | Wig Review & Versatile Styling!

Hi everybody welcome back to taxes, wig closet. Today, I'm going to bring you a look at a recent purchase by my mother-in-law. This is called genre knows elite in the color martini, which is 101 °f. 48, tea Elite is a cute little short, tapered cut, with lots of layering and a nice practical bag. I'Ll kind of give you some background how we arrived at the style, so we were looking all over for a style for my mother-in-law. She really enjoyed the Evan by John Renault, but she felt like the fringe was a little bit too long, but she really liked the general shape of that style. She didn't really care about the lace front and so forth. I also tried the Ellen Ellen villas Pusha, which had shaggy layers. It was real short and everything, but that didn't quite work out for her. So we kind of finally landed on elite by genre know the reason why she chose it was because the fringe was a bit shorter, so it's three and a quarter inches as opposed to the longer fringe on Evan and but it still had a bit of a Profile back here, so we still have a 3.75 inch crown area which gives a nice bump and profile. So it's kind of like a boy cut but lacking some of the fringe that you would typically see with a boy kite and there's about a two-inch layer on the side and a 1.75 inch very short Nate. It has a beautiful tapered. Look to it! It'S a beautiful profile and it's absolutely throw and go. This is a part of John Reno's, a select collection which is totally open cap, it's very stretchy, breathable, cool and comfortable, and it's just meant for everyday ease of wear and I can really attest to that. I have this on for a little bit now and I'm really loving it. I'M actually considering buying one in a color of my choice. This 101 F 48 tea martini is my mother-in-law's favorite color. It is a caramel brown like a light. Caramel brown base it's about 75 percent, grey, blended and throughout that base color and then, but a bit of a bit bit of beige platinum blonde right on the top. So it's not all grey. It'S not what you would call salt and pepper. It'S a beautiful transition! Color, it's very classy and elegant color. I think it could be appropriate for all ages. Actually it only weighs two ounces, so it's super lightweight. I'M really loving this with a little bit of a collar and just really accents the cheek bones and, like I said it really accents the profile of this style. I really love a crown, that's at least three inches because of that profile. It blends down into a very tapered nape that flate lays flat against the head. The coverage is very nice, and actually this fringe, I usually like a little bit longer fringe, but this really really works with the style, and I know she's gon na love it she's. Actually, in Florida right now and I'll be sending this to her after the review. I know she can't wait to get it she's going on a cruise and really wants it, but I didn't think I would like the fringe being so short, but I actually really love it. It'S uh, you could scoop it down into a straight across kind of a style. What I love, though, is that if you just kind of feather it off to the side, it can glide back into the style with ease and the layering. I thought gosh. You know in the manufacturers photos so kind of a boring style. I mean I understand why she liked it. She really had hit a bull's-eye with this. I think it really hits all of her sweet spot, but I thought to myself or myself: it might be kind of boring, but I discovered that this wig has a lot of versatility. What I love about it is that the the fibers are really light and airy kind of just feathery to the touch, and they really blossom out into all of this texture. It'S not a texture where you can lift. You know you're gon na get a lot of lift out of it, but it is one that you can just kind of mess it up part it wherever you want, and it just continues to look really good. You can get some edgy looks out of it. It'S kind of a sporty kind of a sporty style, I think very practical to wear. I would just brush that fringe right in front of the ear, and it gives you amazing coverage same way with the back it's tightly wefted, so you're not seeing through to the West. I don't believe that if a wind comes, it's going to lift the hair enough. That you can see through to any wedding there's a bit of permit ease there on the top, so you're gon na find permit ease on the top at the crown. But that's really it I don't sense. Any heavy permit ease around the ear at the back or the nape, so this just gives it that little bit of lift and I'm just having a blast playing with this. This is John Renault, the OSA Lightcap, and this is on the John renault elite. So you'll see a beautiful velvet lined front piece here, makes it very comfortable and there's a nicely obscured wig line there open ear, tabs lots of hair spliced in there. As I saw there's a lot of nice coverage, they do have an extended velvet nape with Velcro adjusters there's not a lot of stretch on this style. I would say it's true to average right out of the box and can be adjusted to petite average, but I've already taken you through just a couple of simple styling maneuvers, so that you can get used to this hair and see how it moves and acts with Touch and styling, like I said I think, there's a lot you can do with this style, but I suggest using accessories, so you know bring out the texture. You could use texture creams, you can change the part. You can wear your bangs straight. You can get a little bit of volume, so using accessories is just gon na. Be something that's logical for you. If you have a square bands, I think that they're not real functional in a style like this, but aren't they cute, and you know me - I always love to clip my fringe, even if it is only 3 inches just for something fun again, not not because it Needs to be out of the face, but just to make it a fun accessory and do something a little bit different. So this has been a review of John Reno's elite in the color martini, which is a 101 F, 48 T, and I know that my mother-in-law is out there watching, and so I hope you enjoy your wig and your cruise. You