Jon Renau Jessica Wig Review | Raspberry Syrup Fs24/32 | Cute Curls On A Budget!

Hey everybody welcome back to Utah, so a closet at wake studio, one I'm going to continue my affordable series today with a selection by genre. No, this one's called Jessica and Jessica's McCulloh raspberry syrup s FS 24:32 and just as you thought that the only affordable styles were short or Pixies. We'Re going to show you this beautiful little curly, mid length, style, full review and outdoor look coming up. Jessica'S a part of the classic collection by John Renault and they never received one by genre. No in the little red box. This is their classic collection, some of their legacy styles here, but really a no-frills area of their of their brand. So the price point - I'm Jessica is very nice when there is a sale on genre know, which is the 30 % off at week. Studio One be sure to subscribe to the newsletter and so forth, but the code is going to be jay-ar 30 when those discounts are applicable, but that would put Jessica well under $ 100. So I think it's a really nice value because I feel like it's good quality design and it's it's cute. It'S pretty, and it's good for everyday, so jessica has about a four to four and a half inch bang area here that kind of feathers back into the style. I think that's where I'm getting my retro vibe from this style, and then it has a pretty straight crown or smooth crown until you get down about halfway and then it does it blossoms into some beautiful soft, feminine curl, tassel, curl and Jessica has a completely open Cap so you'll find open, wet zone on the top sides and back let's get up close on this color, though this raspberry syrup, I selected it because I was so intrigued. This color is not available on all styles by genre now, and so I really enjoy taking a look at this Jessica comes in 33 colors by John Renault. I was really shocked by the amount of options color options on this stuff, but on the raspberry syrup it starts with like a medium red, and then it has some medium to light. Gold blonde highlights a lot a lot of highlighting this is a syrup shade. It'S very thick and profuse highlighting there now. What thing you have to remember is that if I say red or if I say gold in a color that really doesn't say a whole lot, I mean it kind of puts you in the family that you're conjuring in your mind, but it really doesn't say a Whole lot about the color, because golds and reds can can have a temperature range. They can be very warm or they could be cool right now. This particular red - and this raspberry just puts me in mind of a raspberry - preserves it's a very deep blue base red. I think it's really beautiful, especially with this frosted, highlight so because this style is open. Cap you're, going to see quite a bit of per Matisse, so you're gon na have permit ease all throughout the top backsides of the cap just all around. When you bring it right out of the box you're likely to be able to see down through to the permit tease, I know that's off-putting, but it is not a deal-breaker. The first thing that I want you to do is to spring that part. So just put a wide tooth comb put it down as close to the base of the cap as you can and gently pull up. That is going to spring that those fibers away from that bed of permit ease so that it's lifted and you really won't be able to see down into them. If you can just plug that fiber away from the cap a little bit, it's going to go a long way to help you get the most of the style in a realistic way. So we talked about having about a 4 inch bang here. I think it's beautiful it could be swept off to either side. It could be worn straight down, it could be trimmed if you even want. Overall, this style is about 14 to 15 inches. There'S some layering on the sides. The fibers are at an average dinner, they're, not course at all. They just they feel they feel about a medium dinner with a nice dry feeling to them dry, separated feeling feathery. You know years ago - and I didn't realize this, but when I first started to wear wigs, they have just come out prevalently with the lace fronts and I can't imagine not having the option of a lace front, but that was the reality for us. You know six. Seven eight years ago, we probably had to look at some more of these open and basic cup designs I'll, go ahead and do a spin in a turn, we'll go outside and take a look at this and outdoor light and then we'll finish up with some styling. For Jessica, here's the look at the inside of the cap for Jessica, a completely open cap, you'll notice, a beautiful velvet piece there at the very front, giving it a nice comfortable, fit and feel at the front the open tracks on the top sides and back. We have an open, ear, tab and very long. Beefy sturdy stays in that ear tab and you have a long extended velvet nape with Velcro adjusters. Some very nice features at this price point. It'S average size right out of the box. I did not make any adjustments to fit a petite average circumference comfortably, so I feel, like average size circumference. This would be the maximum adjustment, so jessica, styling, it's gon na be a lot really really cute, and I think that also gives you more natural touch when you do things to style. Your wigs, let's try with my reader glasses here. Alright, the ear tabs on Jessica are just really beefy and because there's a little permit ease at the temple, I feel like it kind of puts this Glenn arms glasses really far into the ear. You might get a better secure fit if you put them underneath the weft or hook them into a weft behind the ear. So, as I mentioned with the bangs, they can be swept off either way. I kind of got them parted right, almost just right of center. Here we can shift that to a more wide looking part. The wig line is completely obscured by these bangs and it's very easy to tuck, and I think these little shaggy type cuts like this look amazing tucked. So thanks again for joining me today for this little selection in my value series, this Jean Renault Jessica in the classic collection in the color raspberry, sir FS 24:32, take care. Everyone see you next time on tackle a closet at wig Studio, One