Henry Margu Natalie Wig Review | 88Gr | Unboxing & First Look! | Styling!

Hey everybody welcome back to Tesla suite closet at wig studio one. Today, I'm bringing you a look at a brand new style released by Henry Marku for 2020. This one is called Natalie and I have her in the color 88 gr. Let'S take a look at Natalie right out of the box coming up, so many of you really enjoy seeing a review before you buy a brand new style. That way you can kind of test, drive it a little bit on someone else before you make the investment. So I'm gon na go ahead and show you what Natalie looks like right out of the box applications and first observations. So here it is Natalie by Henry Margo right out of the box: 88 gr brand-new style for spring 2020, very long box. Here it should be a mid-length kind of a choppy wavy style, as shown in the photos. Henry Muir Margo always does a wonderful job packaging, their wigs with nice, sturdy, cardboard, forms and boxes. What it looks like, let's remove the net, so the color on this when it when is 88 gr, so here's the zigzag part it's very flat. I don't sense any permit cheese on top and then they use this very sturdy cardboard form. So there's what it looks like right out of the box, beautiful it graduates into some solid gold blonde tips. There really looks kind of like an ombre color. Doesn'T it I love the texture. I think it's true beachy bohemian kind of texture there at the bottom, but it's fairly smooth until you get about halfway down. Let'S take a look at the inside of the cap while I have it off. This is a part of Henry mirga's. Naturally, yours collection, which always features a lace front, filament huh, so here's that lace front only mildly contoured. It does not extend back into the ear tab. There'S a seam leading into a single monofilament part. That'S going to give you multiple parting options. I do notice that the the monofilament is kind of stunted there right before you get back to the crown. Blows fell to the ear tab, velcro adjusters, nice, sturdy, velcro adjusters and an extended felted neap. Let'S go ahead and apply Natalie right out of the box. Okay, so so far so good smooth until you get up a half about halfway down, then it has some choppy texture kind of some smooth rolling waves here at the front kind of coiling away very flat. On top absolutely no permit ease, no palpable permit ease there. A very important note about the fit on this cap, so if most of you are used to Henri Margaux, having an average to average large fitting cap that it this one here is the exception. This one feels more average to me. I did not make any adjustments to this and it fits me wonderfully around the circumference, no baggy cap that I can sense, but it fits a lot more petite than it used to, but just be aware that this does fit more average than average large kind of Picking at that texture just to kind of loosen it up, oh it's pretty when it's fluffy just moving air into the fiber loosing it up from the cap separating the layers, basically giving it some CPR right out of the box great summer style with all this beachy Way so natalie has some very long side pieces, it's about ten and a quarter and then in the back, if you measure it from the crown to the tip it's about thirteen inches overall there's some layering on the sides. In fact, there's some layering in the back. There'S layering all over on Natalie and Natalie weighs about three point: seven: five: ounces: let's take a look at the lace front, as I showed you out of the box. This is not an extended lace front and I have definitely seen better lace fronts by Henry Margo. So just take note that, on this particular sample, that it's kind of a shallow and shiny lace front, that's more heavily threaded than a lot of them that I have seen by Henry Margo and the monofilament top looks very nice. You can part it wherever you like and get the full illusion of scalp in that a filament does stop just short of the crown you're gon na see a little bump it of per Matisse right behind that mono top giving it a really cute profile. So we've seen this doubt right out of the box at the end, it does indeed have a very flat top on it. There'S no permit ease at all on the top to support any kind of lift on the top. It'S very smooth and low-profile until you get about about half way down, and then it breaks into some very choppy, PC, air-dried, looking wave, very loose and casual, very beachy, and each one of these fibers is very fine and then they textured and razor the ends as Well, so it has a nice wispy appeal to it. So, in terms of permit ease very little to no permit ease on the top, you may have just a very thin coating of permit ease at the temple and a little bit at the crown. Now, in the back and at the nape is where you're going to find most of the permit ease, so it's not too thick and pillowy at all. It'S just enough to keep that bottom kind of lifted. So these fibers, these fibers are ultra baby, fine and dry. That'S gon na help lend itself to this feathery texture as well. So since I brought it out of the box, I kind of separated those layers, I think it's meant to really bring out that texture, that's the hallmark of the style. I think it's very flattering around the face that kind of coils out in a way, which is another thing that I really like about this style. So in terms of density, it's just a nice average density. It doesn't seem to be too thick and heavy. Now, in this color 88 gr, as I had mentioned in the unboxing, they do apply color to bring out the beauty of each style. So in this style, because there's an accentuated smoother crown, I think you're going to see a little bit of a longer transition from the root to the main body of the color and then that main body of the color is sort of like a honey strawberry. It'S not red, but it's just a like a cooler strawberry tone with some honey in there and that does kind of form into some solid pale gold tips, another beachy aspect to this style. One thing about this color is - and this is typical of some blogs that I have seen from Henry Margo - is that they're extremely shiny I'll go ahead and put up a link to a video about how to decrease shine, and I did use a Henry Margo style To demonstrate that I'll go ahead and do it both spin and a walk for you, so you can see the scale of the length the movement of this hair I'll, take you outside for a look and some bright sunshine. It'S super easy to think about some styling for Natalie. I mean there's plenty of length and texture that we can just do lots of creative things. Let'S try the glasses. I have some sunglasses here. They seem to fit fine between the ear and the ear. Tab looks cute for that summer. Beachy. Look! So again. You can just part this to your heart's content, whatever you're comfortable with in terms of partying. It'S just that you're not going to get much lift on top everybody thanks. So much for joining me today for this review at the brand-new Henry Margo's Natalie in the color 88 gr have a wonderful summer and have a great day.