Henry Margu Wig Review Of Brooklyn In 12H - Compare To 12Ah - Styling!

Brooklyn is just a really neat classic mid-length Bob cut with some really neat layering. It'S just a real has a real tidy classic appearance to it. 12H is a a light golden brown base, color and then you'll see a lot of light gold blonde highlighting throughout the color. This is a straight style with some beautiful layering around the face. Those highlights are distributed a little bit better right around the face. Just to give some brightness and lightness to it and some dimension, although the highlight is well blended throughout the style. What I want to do is talk to you about the differences between the 12 H and the 12 aah. So here we go. Here'S the color swatch for the 12 H, as you can see, it's that light golden brown with the light gold blonde highlighting to it now right next door to that is the 12 aah and that's the 12 aah. So what that is is a light golden brown, but instead of gold blonde highlighting it's a light, auburn highlighting. So you can see the two next to each other here. So the 12 H with the gold highlighting in the 12 a H with the light Auburn highlighting so even though they begin with that same base, color they're, two very different colors, the a H with that Auburn is a very warm shaded Auburn and even though this 12 H has light gold highlights to it. I don't look at this as being a very warm tone more on the neutral side. Let'S talk about the specs for Brooklyn, like I said, Brooklyn is just a like a sleek classic Bob. It'S very buttoned up very tiny. I like to say - and it has some really neat layering around the face - so you've got about an 8 inch layer right around the face. That'S going to hit me about an inch below the chin and then in the back. You'Re gon na have about a 12 inch crown and then a four and a half inch nape. Now that 12 inch crown and four and a half inch nape there's a lot of overlap there. So I would say that the total length on this is probably about 1213 inches. Overall, you have about a 10 inch layer here on the sides, and I do love that four and a half inch nape. It gives just an illusion of a little bit of an undercut in the back, and so, if you want to style it up and I'll show you some of this in styling. But if you'd like to style it up with just a partial pony, you're gon na have ample coverage back there just a little bit of a the illusion of an undercut again, I do love how these layers just perfectly frame the face and then blossoms out and To some some razor, it ends there at the bottom. It weighs about three and a quarter ounces, so it is pretty lightweight so the cap on Brooklyn is a fully hand tied at lace front, and then you have a left hand monofilament sight part. So I'll go ahead and linger on that lace front a moment. I love the lace fronts that they do. This is some completely hand tied. It does run temple to Temple. The knotting is very fine and well done. The highlight runs right up to the monofilament or the lace material here, and the lace material that they use is not shiny and it blends in seamlessly to the scalp, then the left hand monofilament side, part again. It'S seamless and beautiful all the way up through there back to the crown, even though this is just a left hand, monofilament part not a full monofilament top. I think you can have multiple parting options like I said there is a bit of contour here at the bang, which I think makes it very nice and easy to switch that up a little bit. So if you don't like to part on the left, you just want to go ahead and part it on the right. Just move that front piece around you're still getting all the benefit of that lace front. Let'S talk about the fibers, the I feel very fine and silky density is on the lighter side. Actually, I feel like this is a you know, a medium to light density, wig, there's not a lot of hair here. Of course, there's ample hair, but going for that natural look. These fibers are feathery lights. You can just take your fingers and rake rake back from front to back, create a little bit of feathering there, but that just gives you a sense of how light the fibers are. I really love that the the density around the face, especially and the fineness of those fibers, is very realistic, not quite baby hairs here, but just a really nice realistic density and dinner. So, there's not a lot of permit to use here so you're not going to be able to achieve a lot of volume and lift on top now that's very consistent with this straight sleek style, but what they've done is they've, given you a little bit of contour Right here at the front, you really want that, even though you might not be a fan of permit ease and you really like this sleek style, you want a little bit of contour here at the front, I'll go ahead and do a spin and turn and take Note of the length of the style and the the movement of this hair is is beautiful. Next, let's take a look at the inside of the cap. So here is the inside of the cap for Brooklyn, and you will find that temple to Temple lace-front fully hand tied. It is extended back into the ear tab and then you have a left hand monofilament side, part here, and that is seamless. There is very little permit ease in this style, but enough to secure the style and to obscure any wedding. The ear tabs come out very far in front of the ear giving you amazing coverage. I think and there's nice sturdy long stays that stay is about this long, so it really does hold very close to the head. Then you have an extended velvet nape with Velcro adjusters. This one has a little bit of stretch. It is about true to average size. I think Brooklyn will be really fun to style. First of all, I love how they've come toward the bins, as I've said, that kind of keeps helps, keep the bangs moving away from the face instead of just hanging straight and falling in the face. I think they're already, naturally going the way, the direction that you want them to go. If you'd like to sort of exacerbate that lift and contour away from the face, you can simply use some heat from your hands. You know press and hold there at the root by moving the direction of the root the rest of the hair will follow and if you continue to do that, it'll just naturally move into position for you now, if you're looking for a more permanent, lift or solution There 4-month more contour, you could always use a bit of steam. The the sights do curl in just a little bit, which i think is just gives it a nice beautiful movement brings out those layer. I think this would be a great ear, tuck win, just because it is on the lighter density, the medium to light density, end of things - and I love a nice Bob with these layers tucked behind the ear, you could always bring this completely off of the face. Just to kind of show off that temple to Temple lace-front, I like using a small claw clip for this it'll out. What it allows me to do is grab that hair, pull it back off of the face and just below the crown or at the crown go ahead and make your clip. You could get a bit of a pony tail, a low ponytail out of Brooklyn and, like I said because of that bit of undercut there at the four and a half inch nape. You can kind of leave that out and you get some amazing coverage there. I think a partial updo on this would just be fantastic by leaving some of the sides down over the ear tab, pulling up a lot of the hair, leaving the Navy Expo or the nape down, giving it a quick twist. This is something easy to do now. You can always go more elaborate if you're preparing for a glamorous event like a wedding or something like that. But this is really simple and easy. I love to just do something with it and run out the door and then, if you wanted to do a wide part and sort of do a a clip of the bang now this this bang here can be clipped on the outside or inside. So this would be sort of an outside clip. Look. We wanted to take that bang and clip it on the inside of the hair, just above the ear tab you could get that undertook look. These looks would be very practical if you wore the were this style to the office or doing task work. This has been a review of the Henry market. Brooklyn brand-new style for 2018 in the color 12h. See you next time on Taz's wig closet. You