6 Cute Blonde Pixie & Short Wig Styles! | Affordable Styles | Mini Review Of Each & Try On!

Hey everybody welcome back to taxes, wait closet at week Studio One. Today, I'm gon na offer you a look at six different short, very affordable styles. For summer I was going through some of my inventory and I uncovered a lot of different weeks that I haven't had a chance to review yet, but it kind of been stashing from the time being. It doesn't look like I'm going to be getting around to the reviews, nor am I going to keep these wigs, so I'm going to offer them for sale, so I'm gon na be going through these one by one I'll briefly describe the features and show you each Style coming up a lot of you know that I do have my website Taz's wing closet, comm, that I offer some what I call my fresh hair gallery, which is some open bus box. Wigs as I go through my inventory and decide, I'm not going to keep a particular style. I'M go ahead and list it on the website. Now, today, all six of these Styles I'm just going to go ahead and do a mini review on them and offer them for sale all of the details about the sale and how to contact me if you're interested in making a purchase as listed below. I will also list the status of each style so when a style sells out, put sold out underneath in the description, so only contact me if you're interested in purchasing a style and please check the description below for availability before reaching out. I get a lot of emails every day and sort of cut down on some of that I'll put all that information below. So, let's get started so the first one that I'm wearing and will be offering for sale is Noriko's Emerson. I think Emerson might have been new for 2017 if I'm not mistaken, it's a short little voluminous pixie style cut a very nice price point on this one, it's in the color sugarcane R. So let's briefly describe this one. So it's a short pixie style, cut, lots and lots of volume and long layers on top so on the front, there's about a 3.75 inch fringe piece and that's all the fiber that splice into the front that wraps around the face about 3.75. So then, layers on their top are really long about five and a half inches on the layering on the top. Now a lot of you are gon na like that, because not only does it give you great height and volume, it gives you a lot of versatility. I mean you can just really Punk up this style with a lot of different sculptures that you can create on the top and then that five and a half inch layer does carry back through the crown to give it a little bit of a bump in profile. At the nape now the nips this the description says it's about two and a half inches. I have a lot of experience with short styles that feels more like 1.75 to 2 inches to me. So if you do have a very long natural hairline back there, this may not be ample enough coverage for you and then there's some layering here on the sides. So the general shape is really high on top and the crown and very slim on the sides and Anthony this is just a traditional cap, so you're gon na expect lots and lots of permit ease. You can part it. However, you want that helps, keep the price down as well, but you'll expect lots and lots of permit tees all throughout the top and the crown the only place you won't find. A lot of permit to use on this style is right directly over that your top and Anthony so I'll go ahead and do a full spin and a walk for you. So you can see this from all angles and then I'll just flirt with these layers. A little bit so you can get a sense of the movement. This is a very what I want to say: a thicker style. The dinner is average there's a lot of hair here. So next up is a really cute. Little really cropped. Pixie, look from Gabor this one's called zest and it's in the color g20 Plus, which is wheat mix. I actually purchased this one a year or so ago. It'S been in the box ever since my plan, like I said, was to review it eventually and I never got to it, but this is just perfect for summer, if you, like short cropped, a very shaggy pixie style cuts. I think this one has a beautiful shape. So you can imagine as a cropped pixie. Some of these measurements are gon na, be really short, so about 1.75 inches right around the face on the fringe. You could brush it straight down. You could sweep it in any direction. They'Re all just very heavily textured and very wispy and tapered at the ends, giving it a nice shaggy, look all over in the back about a three inch crown and then you have a one and a half inch name. It'S really short, although it seems to me that it really comes down under that bone far enough and can be swept off to the side, to kind of give you some really good coverage back there. So what I love the most about it, I think, is this the shape of it. It'S just it's long in the places it needs to be longer and short in the places it needs to be shorter. So this is just an open cap design, you're gon na see open top sides and back and there's quite a bit of permit ease, but you really want some permit ease in this style, because it's so wispy and light textured that you don't want to be you, Don'T want to be able to see down into the West now. This is a really light. Color, this wheat mist it's a combination of some like gold and beige blonds. This is not a rooted shade, and so you have to be careful on pale blondes with no root, because you can sometimes see down in through to the permit ease and to the web sunder need now. This one does an amazing job. There'S enough fiber there that, if even just leaving it alone here, it's going to be ample coverage. Now, if you wanted to pull it back or something, then sometimes you can get a glimpse of those, but just in the style that was intended for you cannot see down into those webs. Nor does the perma teeth. Look super obvious: now it's not going to look like a mono top and with the illusion of scalp. It'S just. I think it has really nice coverage for an open-top style. I think this honestly rivals the best of Ellen villas open cap pixie studs. So I to the next one: the next one I'm showing you is envies: Tara in the color sparkling champagne. I think Tara is just another little cute obscure a little pixie cut by Envy it doesn't get a whole lot of press. I don't think I've seen many reviews on this one, but it's absolutely adorable. So it's just a cute little pixie like a grown out, pixie shag, so it has a five and a half inch fringe on the front. I really like that gives you a lot of flexibility with styling. It also gives you a lot of nice coverage. So then, you're gon na see about a three inch crown in the back there's a little bit of a bump it right behind at the crown area. Just to give you a little bit of height right there always. I always think that is super flattering and then about a two and a half inch nape. That nape is a little bit flippy there in the back, but I think it moves very well and then just some really cute spiky little layers right behind the ear, giving it a lot of cuteness. Now I have it kind of tucked behind the ear, but that's not really for function. That was just that's how I like to frame my face with a little bit of a slimmer profile there, but you can certainly bring those layers out to cover the ear or they easily fit behind the ear. So this is one of the open cap styles. By Envy very affordable, open table sides, and back now this one has quite a bit of height on top, so you will find some permit cheese all throughout the top and the crown, but very little to none here at the back. None at the nape and none right here over the ear tab, giving it that beautiful slim profile to sculpt this silhouette. So this one is colors, so this color sparkling champagne, a beautiful kind of a medium rooted blonde, with lots of light blonde highlights going through it. It'S more neutral too warm and shade, and it's beautiful, I don't think you can see through to any evidence of permit cheese on the top. Each one of the fibers is very silky and fine feathery, even cute cute cute, so the next I'm going to show you is John rhinos jazz and the color 22 of 16 blonde brownie, it's a short, very heavily layered textured style. This one's been around a little while jazz. This is just your standard. Open, open cap, jazz jazz, also comes in a mono top and also a petite size. So this was just the average size. All the weights that I'm showing today are average size. Just remember. Each average can be a little bit different, so I can't guarantee fit so. Let'S look at the layering on jazz, so you have about a four inch fringe piece here can be part of it in any direction and on the top and at the back about five inches on that layer. So it's a little longer there and then in the back. There are some additional layers and that all blends back in to about a two inch nape so again a shorter Nate, but it seems to have pretty nice coverage in the back, and this is an open cap style. As I discussed now, jazz has a ton of permit ease, as you can imagine, it's an open cap style and you can see down into the permit ease and because it's such a light color a light blonde. You can even catch some glimpses up Westing on the top you'll have to use a little bit of strategic styling there to cover to cover that up. If I were purchasing this way for myself and had to do it again, I'd probably order like a 12 FS seat or something just to give me a little bit of a route color up there. I mean I like the wispy texture, just that sometimes with really light colors. You can really get into exposing wefts and permit tease, but it is super cute. It'S 22 F. 16 is kind of a combination of ash blondes supposed to be more of a medium ash. Blonde mixed with a a light ash blonde, it's a it's one of the lightest blondes that genre no offers so now I'm wearing Renee of Paris's tango. If you remember, I did a review on this when the color is Canyon, stone which is kind of a very graduated grey. So I think this way can be really cute with some styling. Now a lot of you really gave me the business for doing such a color, but I got to tell you I am NOT here to always show you shape that. I look good in if this wig is being provided to me for a review. I'M going to review it, there's plenty of you out there that really enjoy seeing a variety of colors and styles. Now I'm purchasing the wig for myself, I'm gon na wear, I'm gon na buy it in a color that I personally wear, and there was just a lot of rude comments on this. When I did this review like toss, you should never wear that color. Please take it off blah blah blah. You know what I think. That'S extremely rude and very disrespectful of people out there that really want to see these colors so again, a very nice graduated gray, kind of white graduated salt-and-pepper and then more black in the back. The front pieces here are about three inches right off at the front, and then you have a very long fringe and crown at about six inches and that does taper down into a 1.75 inch Nathan. The back, I think the style is cute. I mean, I think the shape of it is really cute and you can really work these longer layers, more of a smooth effect, really kind of a Punk, more of a punky youthful look out of it. You could also look like a mad person if you really wanted to, but everybody likes something different: isn't that the beauty of being able to have so many different choices? This is just an open cap style, so you're gon na see a lot of perma teeth. All over multiple party options is the plus side of that. Our final style today is one by genre. No, it's called Chelsea it's in the color shaded Sun, 2076, 13s. Eight and I think Chelsea is just adorable. It'S well made. It fits well there's lots of great coverage on this style, and it also is just an open cap. Stop so now in the front, we have about a three inch fringe piece here that can be swept down straight across where it could be swept to either side about 3.75 inches on the crown and about a two-inch nape. So you'll see spiky, texture and layers everywhere. On this style it has quite a bit apartment to use, as you can imagine, on an open cap right along the top and on the crown very little, even here above the temple here at that your tops and none at the nape. I think there's some really. Nice coverage on this style - and I just like to take my hands and kind of pull out some of that texture. You could use a little bit of water or even some styling paste, and I think it's just really superbly shaggy and it tends to kind of stay where you put it, which is also nice thanks. So much everybody for joining me today for a look at six short, affordable styles. So even after these wigs are sold I'll, go ahead and continue running this video. That way, you can get a look at six six different, affordable pixies. All in one place have a great summer we'll see you next time on Taz's wood closet at wig Studio, One you