Wig Review Sweet Talk Luxury By Gabor In The Color Rusty Auburn | Style Comparisons

Welcome back to where wicks with me today, I am wearing sweet talk luxury by Gabor in the color rusty Auburn. So let's get started. Sweet talk is a curly cropped, layered style, it's sassy, it's fun! It'S casual! It is a great everyday style. Let'S talk about this cap, Gabor caps are very comfortable. You get a really nice lace front, full mono top you get those great felt covered, ear tabs with metal stays in them. They fit very close to the head. You get the extended felt covered, nape, velcro, adjusters. Otherwise, open wefted cap, it's stretchy, its breathable Gabor caps, are just very comfortable. I have a twenty-two and a half inch circumference head. I love these caps. The measurements for sweet-talked luxury. The front is 7 inches, the crown is 8 and a half inches. The sides are listed at 6, inches, the back is 7 and a half inches and the nape is 3 and a half inches now this is very choppy very layered. I'M sure that the measurements that the brand gives out are kind of. Overall. This is what you're. This is what it's going to look like on. You you're, seeing my measurements on the screen, so it gives you a good idea of how sweet-talked falls on me now. Let'S talk a little bit more about measurements, real quick because on a style like this, your measurements are really important. Not only how long your face is, or your forehead or your neck or but also your circumference, because how this wig lays on you is gon na. Have a lot to do with the size of your head. If you have a very petite head, sweet-talked is gon na hang longer on you. If you have a rounder head at 22 and 1/2 inch or larger circumference, these layers are going to lay different they're, not gon na lay as long they're gon na be more that cropped style. So that's something to keep in mind really measure your head. Take there's plenty of YouTube videos and diagrams out on the web that can show you how to measure your head really take your circumference. Take your ear to ear. Take your forehead to your occipital bone measure. Your face! All of that matters, especially with a style like sweet talk, because how this looks on me if your measurements are smaller or larger. It'S gon na look different on you. The color I chose is rusty. Auburn rusty auburn is very pretty. It is very much a brunette color with a tint of red, and this is what it looks like with a ring, light and studio lights. I'Ve got some natural light coming in a little bit, but this really is kind of the indoor lid up version, but it gives you an idea. You can see the variations of color, you get a little bit or you get a lot of that brunette color. But you get golden blonde, see that in different lights, when I write you know, and even if you, if I step back a little bit, it looks a little bit darker and now you can take a look of it outside. You know this is the thing about wig colors that we all struggle with is what does it look like in your bathroom versus with studio lights from someone giving a wig review compared to what it looks like outside you know, then it looks different under fluorescent light And you know it's probably true with natural hair colors too, but we don't think about that. We really zoom in on wig colors and it's definitely different, and so that's why it is so important - and I do this myself when I go to buy a wig. I want to see as many wig reviews as I can, to see the color to see the style I just whenever I go to buy a new style. I can't get enough of the wig review, so I you know if you're somebody out there that wants to do with reviews. Just do it just start because there's a place for you, everybody looks different and I know like I just said when I go to buy a new style, I can't get enough wig reviews. I want to see everybody's the perfect ease in hair fibers on sweet-talked luxury. Very little permit ease, you know, none up top and the other one has a lot of top and then otherwise, there's permittees everywhere else. It'S not like. I mean it. You'Re not gon na see it at all, and it's not like super pillowy and nasty. It'S very soft: it's really there to help, get the lift and the helps with the style sweet talk is such a funky sassy, just kind of chaotic, curly style, and let's talk about the curls for a second so and my other sweet talk is like this: I'm Gon na pull it out in a second, the curls are more defined on the top and then, as it goes down, and especially in the back, it just kind of falls apart just kind of deconstructs itself, and you get more of just that air dried! Look. It'S not a curl, it's not a defined curl. It'S just kind of a choppy, really textured knotty, I'm not really even a wave. It'S just kind of you can see it. That'S what it is. I don't know how to describe it. You definitely get the curl in the top and on the sides you can have more or less you can comb and pick it out, which I did not do I like the defined curls. So, even if I pick at it a little bit too much, I tend to spray it with a water bottle and get some of those curls back, so that hair fibers seem not as dry. I will say the sweet-talk that I am comparing this to is a year old. I still feel like these aren't as dry. I feel like they're a little bit silkier, but it's medium and inured they're, not superfine. I don't get a lot of fuzz, even when I mess with it, I don't it doesn't seem to get super fuzzy yeah I mean, I think, they're, just a really good weight for holding their shape for being able to kind of stick together and keep the curl. I mean, I think the hair fibers are great. I feel good they're, not all you know ratty and tingly yeah. It'S really cute. Ok, so my overall thoughts about sweet-talked luxury is, I think it's brilliant. That gabor did this a mono top just adds so many styling options, and it takes away that permit'is. That kind of made people nervous. Sweet-Talk is not one of those styles that you can pull out of the box and it's ready-to-wear not for me anyway. I have to wet it. Hang it upside down, let it rest and then work with it on my head. Otherwise it wants to flop. In my face and it's cute, I'm it's still a cute style, even if it flops in your face, but I just preferred up off my face a little bit and it's got that mono top. So you can part this wherever you want. It'S super cute and it styles really easily. The only thing is when you go to flipping it back and forth, because there's all these layers, you don't have like the weight of hair to help kind of keep that style. I don't find myself wearing this and getting my hands in there and flipping it back and forth. As I wear it. That'S just my preference. I tend to kind of style it wherever I want to style it and then leave it there where, when you have a longer a little bit heavier style and you have a mono top, then, as you play with it throughout the day, it's weighted. You'Ve got you've, got some more hair and some more weight that will keep it where you put it. I hope that makes sense where these are light and lots of layers. So it's just going to kind of like hang in the air up here. Unless you put some heat on it or put some styling cream on it or something, but I love that they did the mono top. I love that you can part it wherever could part it down the middle. So we talk is one of those really easy styles, that if you like the the volume and the you know really kind of big curly hair that you can, just as you wear it, you don't need a mirror. All the time like, I'm, I'm looking at a mirror, trying to make sure I'm getting it down the middle or to one side or the other, but it's kind of one of those styles as you wear it. If you're somebody that likes to pick at your hair and do stuff style it like that, you can - and it's always gon na look cute, it's just so so choppy and textured that there's not one way for it to look. If that makes sense, I've got my original sweet-talked on now, and this is the mono part, and this is chocolate. Caramel Gabor doesn't really have like a Stacy color like a light orange -- red, so chocolate caramel is kind of my go-to color. I every once in a while get that rusty Auburn, because I want to love that color, but it is so dark. It is not like Raquel Welch's, rusty, Auburn, Raquel Welch's has more red in it. Gabor is rusty, Auburn is more brunette and it's beautiful. It'S just very dark on me, so I tend to get this chocolate caramel. It has hints of strawberry and hints of red. I'Ve done several reviews with this color before, but I just want to show you what my original sweet-talked looks like, and this is like a year old and I wear sweet talk. I love it. I love how, especially in the winter, when you're wearing like turtlenecks and high neck stuff and big fleecy things. This sits above all that, and so it doesn't get a ton of friction and wear. So this one has. It has the permit ease it's just thicker, infirmities kind of overall. Otherwise, the exact same, these hair fibers feel a little bit drier, but that just might be because of the age of the wig. Also but yeah I mean otherwise. The styles are still, I mean they didn't change anything about this super cute style, which is great all they did, was throw a mono top on it, and I think they, I think that was just brilliant, that they did that. So this is yeah. I just wanted to throw on this original sweet talk, so you guys could see. I just love it. This is girl mono by Ellen Villa in the color light. Bernstein Roo. Did you follow me on Instagram? When I first got my sweet talk luxury I compared it to Ellen Villa and the reason that I did. That was because a lot of people can't wear Ellen Villa because they are made for petite heads. I will say this: I have a 22 and a half inch circumference head. This girl mono is very comfortable and I don't know if they've changed it. The only thing I will say about this is, I don't think I could wear this for like eight to ten hours, it stretches over my head, it's very stretchy stretches over my head. Great coverage feel completely great in it, but there's a little squeeze and I can see if I wore for eight to ten hours that I would start to get that wig fatigue. When you're like you, can't wait to get home and get this wig off. I feel like I would get this. I'Ve never tried to wear it for eight to ten hours, but I have worn it for like four or five and it's been completely fine. I compared these two because they're, both like that cropped style girl mono, is much curlier. Let me turn around where sweet talk, kind of just falls apart. Girl mono stays super curly all the way around, but they are both that cropped. Curly kinda can't be tamed kind of style. You just have to accept the chaos of a curly crop style, both very cute styles. I like both of them a lot. There are big differences and, if you own, both of them you're gon na be like, I wouldn't really compare those two, but the kind of overall round style, the cropped, the curl, the feeling of them is the same. For me, this just has a lot more curl. The Gabor cap is way better. The hair fibers on Ellen Villa are way better, but if you have always wanted to try grow mono but you're afraid that it won't fit you you know. Sweet-Talk is a good alternative to try this style out and see what you know if it's even something that you want to deal with, because it's a cute style, but I mean it's not for everybody, it's just kind of one of those crazy fun. Styles. Okay, I've got sweet talk back on what I want to say, also about sweet talk is when you're getting this on and you you get the lace front where you want it and you get your ear tabs down and pressed in get that hair around your face. So we talk is in really any crop style. It'S one of those things that if you just pop it on your head and get your ear tabs, you don't want a floating hair. You don't want that that look of it just kind of floating get in there and get those hair fibers around your face, because it is so layered and choppy that they'll, just kind of hang on to their buddy and they'll be floating up here. So now looks Wiki is what I'm getting at get it around your face. Make it a part of you, okay, so I've talked about the cap and the measurements and the color and the permit ease and the hair fibers. My overall thoughts about sweet talk is it's darling. I love it. It is an everyday wig, a workhorse wig, it's just great. It'S not fussy. Once you get it the way you want it, it's great. You don't have to keep fussing with it. Only thing is: maybe, if you mess with it too much you'll have to spray it down and scrunch it up a little bit to get some of the curl the way you want it. But honestly, you saw my sweet talk that I've had for a year. It still looks great well, then, on sweet talk, love that they added a mono top and I think that's gon na make a lot of people happy. Okay. This has been my review for sweet talk luxury by Gabor in the color rusty Auburn. Thank you to name-brand. Wigs for sending me this piece and giving me the opportunity to put it on my channel, I will drop a link down below where you can hop over to my lab they're, always running you