Wig Review: Reign By Amore In Auburn Sugar-R

Hey yo welcome back to the channel, I hope, you're. Having a great day continuing on to my series of amour pieces, I've had some wigs. I'Ve had some toppers and next this cutie little wig is rain and I am showing you the color I'll burn sugar rooted. So let me go ahead and show you the beautiful coloring on this. This is a dark all burn, and then it has some strawberry blonde highlights with a dark root to it. So it's pretty similar to the color, I'm wearing in my John Renault top style synthetic topper. This probably has a little bit more red in it with an overall warmer look to it. So again, the Auburn sugar routed a beautiful, warm rich, dimensional, color love the highlights in there. Okay, let's talk about this style. This is going to be a short layered Bob and, of course it has the wavy curl pattern already in it. This is going to have a hand tied mono top and a lace front now notice what the other of more pieces I reviewed. They do. This little zigzag poly strip to separate the mono top from the lace front. Typically, the Polish strips are straight, so I don't really know the reasoning for that, but that is a feature on it. This is a double mono top, which gives you a nice kind of padded layer on your scalp. It doesn't have that kind of scratching. This of the mono top, so it's just a nice little cushion right there and it's going to give you the option to part it wherever you need to. There is a lot of lace here, so you have a lot of room for a part that makes it realistic and natural-looking. Now the rest of this wig is going to be stretchy, open, lefting. It has adjustable tabs at the nape and then adjustable ear tabs to give you a nice snug fit. Alright, I think, let's talk about the length okay, this has a where's my spec sheet. Here a 5 inch bang from the crown down is 10 and a half inches, the nape is 7 and then the weight on this one is a little over 4 ounces, 4.1 ounces. So a nice little kind of mid length kind of mid weight Bob! Alright! I cannot wait to try her on be screen, shot ready here, all the details on a Moors rain. Okay, here she is, this is rain by a moor. Now she is a cute little curly Bob. I kind of feel like Betty Rubble and this week is anyone else, seeing the Betty Rubble resemblance, but this one it's it's a little thick up top. I feel like there's a lot of hair like right here at the crown which can give it a bulkier look and then the ends here are really wavy, but there's not a lot of wave up here at the top. So it's kind of you know a little bit flatter and then the curl pattern starts a little bit further down now this one had some return, hair issues, kind of like the vada, where it has a lot of short pieces here in the front that are underneath All this hair and then a little bit of frizz up top. You can see those return pieces. The curl pattern on this one is a little out of control. I think I would need to wet it and kind of work with it a little bit. You know separate some of those pieces really get kind of more of a tamed curl pattern, but it's kind of just it doesn't look very natural, it's a little chaotic for my taste. I don't know if that's the look they're going for kind of this disorganized flip up kind of curl pattern, but it's not my favorite curly bob that i have reviewed now. This is the sugar routed, which is a beautiful color. It has a dark brown root. It has all burn and strawberry blonde highlights in it so kind of a warm brown with a little bit of a reddish tone in it and because it does have a mono top, you can definitely get a good part. I didn't play too much with the part line, just because this is curly I didn't want to. You know, disrupt the curl in any way by pulling on it, especially since this is not my piece, but you could definitely get a much straighter part line. I think the lace is really well done. It comes to the end of my pinky there because it is a you know, a darker color piece. You are gon na see the not so I don't know if I would wear the piece away from my face. I would probably keep it. You know close her down to disguise those knots now. The bang on this is five inches, so it is a little bit shorter, you're not going to be able to get an ear tuck with a bang. That short, but this is about a 10 and a half inch piece and the curl pattern and the shorter pieces here in the front make it look a little bit shorter. But as you can see on the sides here, how the straight straight straight and then just kind of this wavy bottom to it again straight and then the wavy bottom, but it does have a hand-tied mono top, it's actually a double layer of monofilament. To give it a really realistic, look to it and then that lace front is really well done as far as styling goes. Probably, the only thing I would do would be just to clip it back on the sides like that and that kind of takes away. Some of the bulk, but because there's a lot of hair here at the capita, a bulky look here on the sides and you can definitely get some volume in it. If you get your fingers in there and start working, so I would probably you know, take my wide tooth comb and just calm it down a little bit again. You can reshape some of those curls with some water, but just that disorganized curl pattern. I guess is the look they were going for on this piece. Alright, let me give you a 360 spin, so two thumbs up for the color. I think the color is beautiful. I don't know if I love the fiber and the curl pattern on this piece. I feel like there's some other wavy bobs like Aspen. That'S really good form, Aesthetica that I think you could get the look you were going for and maybe have a little bit more organized curl, but there she is. That is her head on over to wigs by Patty's pearls calm, the manufacturer is amore, which falls under the rene of paris banner. This is rain and the color is all burn sugar. Alright, I will see you guys next time.