Estetica Wren Wig Review | R14/26H & Rh1488 | Compare To Violet | Summer Inspired Outfit!

Hi everybody welcome back to Utah's white closet. This is Taz. Next up in my summer series we're going to feature a wig and a summer inspired outfit featuring ren by Aesthetica. I have ran in two colors to show you. I love wearing cute little Bob Styles like this with some casual summery dresses. Today, I'm featuring this little cute, jumper sundress by Sonoma Brand purchased at Kohl's. It'S a one-piece, racerback design and it's a spandex polyester mix very stretchy. It has a cute empire waist and an a-line skirt. I classed it up with these pink strappy heels by apartment 9 and a cloud chaser summer rate sweater both found at Kohl's rym is just a short bluntly cut, curly bob just perfect for the season. I do want to talk about this color a moment this hour, 14:26 H. It'S a dark blonde like a dark ash, blonde base, color and then you're going to find some light gold highlighting now that highlighting is blended, very well throughout the style. But you will find that it's more concentrated and a little bit more bold right there at the lace front and around the face. I really like that because this is not a rooted color, so it does give you some variation and really brightens up that face. Rent features about a 10-inch Fang now in its curl pattern. That looks like it just stretches a past, my chin, so about eight inches, and then there is an eleven inch crown and a four inch Nate. Now that crown in that nape layer kind of meet up in the back to form more of a blunt edge back there, it looks like it might be slightly angled just because of that longer front piece and then there's an eight and a quarter inch layer here On the sides it weighs about three point: six, eight ounces: it features a hand-tied tumbled to tumble, lace right and a left monofilament side part. Let'S take a look at that lace front. The knotting is very fine on this lace front it blends in very well. I think the astanga, a spritzer most of the time are very well done and then you're left monofilament side part it's a bit more thickly threaded there at the laid out the monofilament part. So it's a little more difficult to see through to that monofilament. The crew pattern is a very defined on this style. It'S not at a perfect spiral, curl, it's a bit tousled, but it appears that these curls are really set in their curl pattern. In fact, this is one style that I think I would not brush or comb through these curls just because I feel like we might get some frizz, I'm already starting to see just a little bit of fuzziness at the front where I've been manipulating it. You won't find a lot of body in these curls. The movement is very nice, but it's not the type of body that you can manipulate very well. It'S just like, I said, very set in this style and in this pattern, and that's really how it is meant to be. You won't find any permit ease any substantial permit ease. I should say on this cap, there's really very little of that bottom tease, where they're adding those short little springy hairs, I'm not feeling any of that now. There'S plenty of permit ease, though, to obscure the wedding you're looking at some of the crimping at the root. Just to keep kind of obscure the webbing and help it hold its shape, you're not going to get that lift that you're that you see. Sometimes, when you have a lot of permit ease in a style, so you're going to see that it's a little more flat on the top and on the sides, all of the attention is on the bottom part, which is this curl. I do like the way it curls around the face, though again, aesthetic, oh, really does a nice job of creating a nice contour off of that lace, front to kind of frame the face and make it look really feminine. You won't see any permit tease at the crown she's not getting a classic bump at the crown there's a medium density on this style. Actually there's quite a bit of hair. That'S all bound up into those curls, but it still moves very nice that the fibers are very fine. So it does feel very light on my head and very easy to wear so I'd like to introduce the next color that I'm going to show you on Bren. This is RH 1488 RH 1488 is more of a darker honey blonde, with some pale like amber gold, highlighting both of these colors, the 14:26 and the 1488 are more of a neutral color scheme. Just because we do have a combination of some ashes and some warmer gold tones in each next, I want to do comparison of another cute little curly Bob by Aesthetica. That seems to be very popular, and that is violet. Let'S take a look, I have violet here in the color Summer, Sun rt8. I do have a review out there on this one. So let's take a look at the similarities. First, each one of these caps features a lace front and a left-hand monofilament side part. Each are short kind of curly bob cuts, so the measurements on these two are really similar. Actually, you've got about an eighth inch bank piece here on the violet, as opposed to the 10 inch bang area here on on the wren. That kind of gives around just a bit of an angle where you're going to see violet, basically the same length all the way around. So violet is going to have a bigger rounder look to it than the Ren Ren has very little permit teaser, not getting any volume you're, not getting any roundness you're, not getting any lift on the Ren. But that's not true here with violet violet has a little more permit ease. You can get a little more lift on the sides and the top. Then you can on the rent. So violet has more of a deconstructed wavy curl, where, as we talked about Ren having a real set curl a real defined curl pattern, it's the easy to take your fingers and kind of fluff out the violet. I wouldn't want to try that with a Ren. Just like, I said, because I think it's probably going to get a little fuzzy, so just for reference I went ahead is slipped on the violence, see what I mean about having just a little more round volume to it. The curls are a little more tousle. You can get a little more live because there is some bottom T's in violet, but for the most part they can absolutely be sister. Wigs the cat features a temple to Temple, lace, front left hand, monofilament side, part open, adjustable, ear, tabs and extended open, nape and incremental hook type adjusters, I'm back wearing that 14:26. Just to give you some styling options for this style. I think that there's enough length in it that you can have some versatility, plus it has the lace front, which is always cute with the accessories. I have my readers here. They fit perfectly between the ear and the ear tab. There'S very little perma cheese there at the ear tab in temple, thanks for joining me today for the summer inspired wing style and outfit have a great summer. See you next time on Taz's wig closet, you