Tressallure Mid Length Beach Wave Wig Review | 24/17 | Surprises On This Style! | Styling!

Hey everybody welcome back to tosses, went closet out with Studio One today, I'm going to take you through a full review of the tres alors mid-length beach wave style in the color 2417, the full review and an up-close look at this color coming up. So this is the first style where the name was literally the description of the width. Nothing too fancy here, but it is a super-cute mid length, curly style, and this is a trestle or style. But when it came, it still shows the JEM, tres, centrist, collection, box and trestle, or has absorbed this into their brand and they actually renamed the style. It was formerly known as zinnia. The description is kind of limited on this style, so I kind of took my own measurements and so forth. So all in all, from the crown to the tip is about twelve between twelve and thirteen inches, even including its curl pattern, and then right here around the front pieces. That'S gon na be about six and a half inches that stretches nearly down to my chin. There'S very limited layers elsewhere, I think we're just getting it up. It just looks real shaky because of all of this texture. Now one thing you'll know about this style is that it is a completely hand. Tied cap. This cap is unlike any cap. I have ever seen so I really want to go into quite a lot of detail about this cap here in just a moment. While I show it to you, but it does include a full lace front, a double monofilament, full double monofilament top and then a hand-tied base did not have a weight measurement on this style. But it does feel like it's probably between four, probably right around four to four and a half ounces, and it features like I say this beautiful beach wave like this is how a beach wave should look. It'S kind of an air dried. Look, it's separated. It'S kind of uniform in its curl pattern, which I like, I think it's more predictable and easier to style. That way this is 2417, so I'm just gon na go by my eye to give you an idea of what this color appears to me. So it starts with a dark sandy blonde, all over a dark sandy blonde, it's kind of a neutral color and then on top of that, you'll find a pale neutral blonde highlight and those highlights graduate into some solid tips and that same highlight color again. Just super beat sheet with all of these highlights and tips. Overall, this color is really neutral. I wouldn't say it's cool, but it's definitely not a warm shade, so I feel like overall, this is really going to appeal to you. If you do not want a gold blonde color, so the density is lovely, it's just a medium density. I wouldn't say it's a light density. There seems to be quite a bit of hair here, but each one of the fibers is a finer dinner which gives a really nice separated movement without being over full or bulky. So one thing that came as a big surprise to me for this style is that it's loaded with permittees. Yes, it's a hand tight cap, but there's a lot of permit, tease, you're gon na find permits, use heavy throughout the table the size, especially at the back, and when I show you the inside, look at this cap. I'M gon na point that out. It just feels, like somebody sewed a pillow into it on the back of the cap at the root of this fiber, I mean it's just. It feels like a little brillo pad or something it's not course. It'S just thick and pillowy and heavy back there now. Does it bother me? No, it doesn't. I think it's very strategic. It doesn't weigh the style down, it doesn't make it feel like a helmet. I imagine, though, that this might be a little bit warm to wear in the summertime, sometimes the hand-tied caps kind of trap in the heat and then, when add a lot of permit ease to it. It'S probably gon na be a warmer wig to wear but, like I said it's it's wintertime out and I have been loving this, so I want to show you the lace front in the monofilament before I show you the inside of the cat, so I'm gon na Wrap this into one segment. What you want to know about this lace front is, then it runs temple to Temple, but it does not extend back into the ear tab. Okay, so it runs from here to here. It'S a little easy to see that seam right there at the temples, although it's easily obscured with the hair they've got plenty of fiber there to kind of cover it up and obscure it. The lace front is also very shallow, probably only a half of an inch. All the way across okay, and then it has a double monofilament top, which is it feels beautiful, it's very soft and plush, and it gives an amazing look of scalp from the top. The problem that I have with this is the stark line from where the lace front meets the mono top is definitely obvious. Now it could be the color if you got a rooted shade or a darker color. It might not be that obvious, but you're gon na have to use a little bit of styling technique to cover up that line. So the lace front itself is more of a finer grid with the finer fibers that looks fantastic. So before I turn the cap inside out. I want to see if this will reveal itself on camera, but you can see that thick brush thick brush pillowy fiber there in it's all permit use in the back that nasty-looking fiber, but this does support the style very nice that you're looking at the nape here. That'S where it's heaviest. This is the most interesting Hampton cap. I think I've ever seen. It just feels like they put together some pieces and parts and didn't really look at the whole picture. So there is your temple to Temple lace, front, very shallow they're, probably three. Maybe a half of an inch 3/8 to 1/2 of an inch there. Then you have a strip of poly earth in there which does help. If you have complete hair loss there at the front, it will be a nice comfortable and secure fit for you and then your double monofilament top supersoft, the illusion of scalp and then the hand. Type base got your hand tied base here, which is a messy looking material with your cluster knots, big thick ear, tabs I've never seen bulkier ear tabs than on this one um, that's not necessarily a bad thing. I just remarked that they, just I mean the stays, are very long. It'S very thick beefy, ear tab, they're an extended nape with a little polyurethane strip there at the nape and velcro adjusters you'll notice that there's some integrated Westing there in the back. I would imagine this to support all of that / matisse fiber that they added, although there is / matisse throughout the entire style, this style was just average right out of the box. I did not have to make any adjustments to accommodate a petite average circumference. There'S not a whole lot of stretch on this hand, tied style. I would stay away from this style. If you are large circumference the box, just kind of shake it put it on the curls do stay intact. They do not tend to frizz out, they are uniform. So it's just truly a shake-and-go kind of a style. Let'S take a look at glasses, so the glasses are okay. They fit for me nicely between the ear in the ear tab. Now that your tabs are very substantial, very beefy and thick there's also a lot of parties there. So if you're, the arms of your glasses are a little bit thicker than average, you may want to go ahead and tuck them under the ear tabs for more security. I urge you to step over to the wig studio one YouTube channel linked below, because today I am releasing a comparison. Video with this stylist Midlake beach waves against the julianne by genre, know there's a lot of differences and similarities and, if you're looking at which one I just might be able to give you some clues on which one will work the best for you. So thanks a lot everybody for joining me today for a look at the trestle or mid length. Beach wave style in the color 24:17. See you next time on path, as we present a tweaks to be a 1