Jon Renau Quinn Wig Review | New Style | 22F16 | Important Details! | Unbox It! & Comparable Styles!

Today, we're going to get to know another new release by jon renau for fall 2021. This is quinn in the color 22f16 lots of details here coming up. I purchased this style from wig studio. One drop below this video, where you'll find a link directly to this style. You can look at all of the colors and the pricing we invite you to shop at wig studio, one. If you have any questions for us, please reach out to support at wingstudio1.com. They'Re always ready to help quinn is a short bob style cut with some textured waves and some longer fringe be sure to hang in there for the complete unboxing of this style. I actually filmed that yesterday. So we're going to be revealing how this looks right out of the box now this color 22 f16. I want to get into this with you a little bit um. This is a blend of some ash and some natural blonde, so it is basically a light ash blonde, and then it has some medium to dark natural blonde. Now the natural blonde in this is the darker of the two tones and it really appears very ashy as well. Overall, this is a cool tone, even though that natural blonde is leaning a little more neutral. The overall effect here is very cool ash light ash blonde blend you'll see that the darker shades are concentrated a little bit at the nape. That gives us some beautiful variation in this style, because this is not a rooted. Color quinn features that longer front piece. So about 7.75 inches, which you know might as well be eight inches right, um, it's a little bit wavy there, and that does stretch well past my chin. Now i personally just want to get in there and put in like a five or six inch. Bang. Just a little bit of a shorter fringe, i feel like this flops in the face and it sort of stretches out my features in a way that isn't the most flattering. I really think that this would look really amazing with a shorter fringe and again, that's just my own personal preference, i'm six and a half from hairline to chin. Now, in the back you're going to see about a nine inch crown meeting up with a four and a half or so inch, nape, that's going to give you a little bit of stacking there, which really highlights that texture and gives it a nice full. Look. All the way around this style features a monofilament lace front and left monofilament lace, part assembly. I say that because it's one single unit, it's made from the welded monofilament lace that they use on all of their smart lace products, so it runs temple to temple. I think it's well done. It has a nice fine grid and this is a lighter color, but it does appear that it's a little bit thinner in the front getting a little gradually more thick as you move back, which gives it a nice natural appearance. Now, with that monofilament part, here's my here's, my only problem with that it stops about halfway back and when the monofilament stops about halfway back. You get this unusual unnatural, looking hump right behind it, because guess what they have to fill that in with fiber and permatease um. What i've noticed here is that they're, using a lot of those short little straight hairs at the base of the cap in that area, which kind of do stick up a little bit so you're going to have to get in there and just really suss out. All of the fiber to so that it reaches up and surrounds and obscures those little short hairs. But this really is news anchor style, hair um. You ever watch the news anchors, sometimes where it's real pretty at the front and then about halfway back. You see this big hump where they've teased it that's kind of what this reminds me of there's nothing wrong with that. Look at all is if that's what you are going for, you just need to be aware that this monofilament doesn't go all the way back to the behind crown there. It'S really lightweight. It only weighs three ounces. So it's super lightweight. Let'S talk about these fibers, though, for a moment, because i feel like this new uh, this new fall collection for 2021 is different in terms of the fiber that they are using if you're used to the jon, renau fiber of being really silky and soft and fine. This particular fiber is on the dry side. It'S dry, it's a little bit rougher, but it's still super fine and feathery um. I have experienced this kind of fiber before and a lot of the kanekalon blend, uh synthetics and there's nothing wrong at all with it. This is regular synthetic. This is not heat friendly. I think it moves very well um and if you're bothered by the little bit of roughness and dryness, you can always add a little bit of some conditioning spray, which i did back here to maya and it worked very well. So the wave pattern is just a shattered spiral. That'S been really taken down on the ends, texturized on the ends and brushed out looking. So it gives you a full beach wave look and again in the back you're going to see most of that texture and then on the crown and in the front it's a little bit more smooth, there's limited permatease on this style, so it's very very flat. Actually, on the top you're not going to be able to pinch in much uh lift at the top at all, and there is absolutely no contour at the front piece. So just keep that in mind. You'Re going to see most of your permatease on the sides. The temples, the back and nape, because that's where the body is that's where it's needed the most. So this short bob really does feature a lot of volume right on the sides. It'S a little slimmer on the top. That'S something that you have to know works with your face shape. So how do you know that quinn will be a better choice for you compared to some other similar jon renau styles? And what comes to mind to me is the january and the parker. So the january is longer and it doesn't have as much stacking and it definitely doesn't have all of the as much shattered texture and as it does here on quinn january sides. Our front is going to be a little bit longer overall. So we're the sides and the back so there's a little less layering there as well and january features a full monofilament top versus the the left-hand monofilament part um parker parker has that lace, front monofilament part parker also has a longer front piece and all the way Around and again not as much textured wave, there's, definitely not as much stacking on parker as there is on quinn. So each one of these has a little bit of a different layering and different technique, but they're basically similar and could be used as sister styles. All right so it's time to do our unboxing of quinn. Again i filmed this yesterday. I didn't have makeup on or anything it wasn't my day to film, but i do like to get those done ahead of time, so i don't have to put on another wig to show you the unboxing, so just right out of the box you'll see this is A part of the jon renau's, smart lace, collection, featuring that lace, front, left, monofilament, lace, part and um all of the typical packaging and so forth. The tag the hang tag is accurate. So let's turn this inside out and look at this cap right away. There'S the lace front left, monofilament part assembly now that lace front, although it does not extend back into the ear tab, it does wrap around those seams in the front. So i feel like that is a really nice natural looking front again. That monofilament part goes about halfway back to the crown, so it if it appears a bit stunted. I wish they would have taken that all the way to the crown. I think it would have been a much better natural look. You'Ve got the the velvet or felted ear tabs with nice. Sturdy stays an extended nape with the velcro style, adjusters lots of wefting and lots of stretch. I had to remove this style several times during the review to make an adjustment. It runs really large on me. Um this batch of jon renau, wigs that came out this fall uh typically are a little bit larger in the in the average size model that they're using. So i did have to cinch it in and even crisscross the adjusters on all three of the pieces that i have explored from this new line. Okay, so i'm just going to shake it out really! Well, i'm going to rub on the lace front, i'm going to rub out the at the permatease layer just to kind of wake up the fibers and then i'm going to go to work around the face. I always like to find a parting space that is comfortable, convenient and flattering to me while still staying along that monofilament. I also like to see what it can do. Is there any natural lift um, you know what can i do with this style, so it didn't. Take me long to figure out that there's no baked in lift there at the front. This is really meant to be sort of tamped down across the forehead. If you wanted to do something like that, um you would probably have to use steam, which is it's not a heat friendly wig, so just keep all of that in mind, but otherwise a nice flirty texture. All of that brushed out shaggy beach wave in the back. Really really cute style, so we're going to try it with glasses. It'S going to work great with glasses. I can already tell and then i'll go right into some styling for quinn. So you can get some ideas of the movement, how it reacts to styling and maybe inspire you to style. Your own quinn, we'll see you next time on taz's wig closet at wig studio, one! You