Belle Tress Rose Ella Wig Review | English Toffee & Mocha With Cream | Compare | Tazs Wig Closet

Hey everybody welcome back to Tesla's way, closet at wake studio. One today we're going to take a look at a belt rest style in that cafe, collection called Rosella, a long lush style in two beautiful brunette shades. So you won't want to miss this comparison. These weeks were sent to me by weeks to be a one for this review and comparison so be sure to check out all of the links below the full review and comparison coming up. Rosella is one of the longer more thick styles in that cafe: collection by belt tres. Let'S take a look at the first color. This is English toffee English toffee is a medium chocolate brown and then in that you will find some medium. Just a rich brown and that's all very finely highlighted with a light Auburn, it's not a rooted shape, but it is fairly dynamic and the colors in this cafe collection, just kind of really hit all the senses they're beautiful to see they almost you can almost taste Them they just look so rich and they're, adding a few more blonds and some brunettes to that color palette as well, which used to be quite small and is growing. Rosella features a 12-inch front piece here, so that's gon na travel way past the chin and it's actually pretty minimally layered. It just looks for a layer because of all this texture and the back you're gon na find a length from about 19 to 20 inches, and I measure that, from the crown to the tip, Rosella has a lace front and a left monofilament part. Looking at that lace front up close, it is a typical, I would say, bail, trust lace, front. The knots are medium in size. It does blend in very nicely with the skin tone. So Rosella is a thicker style in that bail, trust line. It weighs about 5.4 ounces each one of these fibers feels very fine and dim your very typical also of that line, they're all heat friendly up to 350 degrees, they feel very silky and soft. Now they will be a little bit more delicate than a standard. Regular synthetic fiber, so a little bit of extra care and maintenance will be required, especially in a longer style, we're going to get a lot more friction. The other downside to these fibers is that they're very fine and there's flyaways everywhere. You can see where I'm trying to manage those flyaways out of my face just here for this review, often times when I'm doing the review, I'm touching the hair quite a bit and it just kind of get stirred up and all of the flyaways come out now. I feel like they're easily taken care of, though, with a spritz of water, maybe a little wig spray or if you've got if you've got a really difficult one, you could really pin it back with some of like some contour cream or something styling cream, or even Just snip it off won't hurt a thing, so I just really love the texture of Rosella. It'S a choppy separated, highly shattered style, and it's it's very texturized too. So, in addition to the shattered look, you're gon na see some tapering at the ends, so it just. It'S very wavy and choppy looking. This just puts me in the mind of like a lion's mane, just so thick and gorgeous a little bohemian and texture. Now Rosella comes out of the box, and this is one style that I think you're gon na have to work on when you bring it out of the box. So when you first put Rosella on it's very flat on top there's very, very little per Matisse here. If I can stress that enough, it's very flat, so if you're looking for a style with a lot of volume, this probably isn't your style, although I plan to put some in with some steam on the top but right out of the box, and you put it On your head, you might struggle to see through all of the hair, to even see through to the mirror, and then, when you do, you might think you look something like cousin. It weeding the through the hair, but the trick is that shake it out. Real good apply, the wig find your parting space and then just start working on just start working on it. So take the heat of your hand, rest it on those sides, especially the top okay and then you'll, just naturally start to see the style come to life. I don't think you need to do a bunch now, like I said, I'm definitely going to steam this one off of the face, just to give it a little bit of lift and contour. I think it looks really attractive with a little bit of lift and contour. I'M gon na go ahead and show you the mocha with cream here before we do our comparisons and this mocha whipped cream is straight out of the box and I'll kind of show you how I apply the weight and so forth. So let's take a look at this color, this mocha with cream my favorite brunette in the belt tres line. It'S absolutely gorgeous. It'S a light, a light to medium ash brown kind of to start as a base color. But it's very very heavily highlighted, then, with both a light caramel and like a neutral, honey blonde. I love all of the blonde. Doesn'T that look just delicious absolutely gorgeous now this one here is rooted and I believe it will be a little bit warmer in tone than the English toffee, and that route is very dark, especially up near the knots at the lace front. I think the only complaint that I've really heard about this color is the dark route. I can definitely live with that darker route. It'S not a very long route, so mostly you're, seeing this beautiful, highlighted brunette. So I'm going to start my side-by-side comparisons here so that you can see this in a number of different lighting schemes. You can see them both side by side. Hopefully, you'll find a brunette that you really like. Thank you for joining me for this review in comparison here at Taz's wood closet at wig studio. One see you next time.