✩ Best Italian Yaki Full Lace Wig Review ✩

Hey too girls in here and I come to do a wig review on the unit that I'm currently wearing. I just wanted to start off by saying that I was not paid to do this review and I bought this look with my own money. So this is my honest opinion. I'Ve seen a couple videos from YouTube girls who did this wig review on this particular unit and um. A lot of people were complaining that it wasn't an honest review because they were paid and they were given the unit for free. I really didn't find many videos that were very helpful to me, so I'm gon na try and be as helpful as possible, just the packaging that it came in package and the DHL Express packaging pack, the bag. It came in this box and it had the April lace. Wigs, calm web URL that you can get the whip from the wig itself was packaged in this plastic bag, and it had just a black net over it. Particular wig also came with two deluxe. I want to say it was a nude color wig cap and they also included this really cute, like hair scrunchie. Isn'T that cute ordered this wig on a Monday morning, and I received it this morning or actually this afternoon so Friday afternoon, so it took roughly about five days first impressions when I first pulled it out of the package, it was very bulky. It was very bushy. Just like blow-dryer african-american hair, so I knew immediately that I was gon na flatter in it just to give it more of a tamed look. I will have to insert a picture or do an update video, where you can see the silk top a little bit better. But it looks like the hair is actually growing right out of the scalp, so very, very believable and cap construction and all that good stuff. But pretty much there's just a little Josh Turing, not so much a jaw string, but a little clip that you can tighten the back of the unit and then there's about six clips around the unit where you can secure it to your hair so that it doesn't Move so here is the tag that was on this unit is called an Italian yaki unit and it is 100 % human hair. This is 20 inches in the color, and the cap. Size is a medium. The cap construction is a glueless cap and it is the full lace silk top unit, and it also has a dark brown lace and that's the thing I wanted to strongly emphasize, because when I was looking at what color lace to purchase a lot of people ordered Light brown or medium brown and the color was most of the time to light and to blend with their skin tone. So if you're my skin tone or darker, then you would benefit to get the dark brown lace. This very seamlessly, with my actual scalp and with my my hair at the lace as close as I could to the hair and the baby hairs. Don'T bother me at all. I just kind of took it out of the package. I washed it deep conditioned the hair and I blow dried it dry, and then I braided my hair, underneath where I have two braids going down the side and then the rest of them are going towards the back. I put the nude color cap on and I pretty much just ran my straightener through the hair about two times the first time that I ran my straightener through the hair. It was still um pretty big, and I want to say that the wig pretty much looks like blow-dried, african-american, hair and that's kind of what the texture is. It'S not silky and when you first take it out of the package once I straightened it, it does lose a lot of the bulkiness to where it lays down a lot like maybe flat, ironed, african-american hair, not so much permed, it's still very, very thick, and it Has a lot of bulk, I want to say that the density is maybe a hundred and twenty percent very soft and it's very, very, very, very, very manageable. It doesn't tangle at all when I washed it and when I brushed my brush and I comb through the hair, it maybe lost about three strands, so it doesn't shut at all and or maybe like one or two strands, and it doesn't tangle. It hasn't tangled. For me, at all, we're in this unit all day and it's withheld through the wind and from me messing with my hair. So so far it's done very, very well he's the lace. I just cut it and literally put a little bit of concealer from where the my scalp starts and where the silk top starts, just to kind of hide, the line of demarcation from the silk top to my actual scalp, and that's pretty much it. I haven't done too much to it, but it's very believable and I was stopped a couple of times in the store and was complimented. I thought so machine it so far is it's very, very nice and I definitely love the texture of the unit and I love the it's lightweight, but it's very dense. If that makes any sense, it's it doesn't weigh you down and I think it looks very believable. So if you're looking for a natural, looking felice way that mimics african-american hair that isn't bone straight or is that like a silky like a light yaki or anything like that, then this is definitely the right way for you very impressed with the unit. So far I did add a little bit of argan oil to give it a little bit of a shine to make it look like a healthy luster and that's all I've put in the hair. So so far I am loving this unit and it looks very, very believable if you guys have any questions. Please leave your comments down below and I'll, be doing an update on this unit in about a week or two weeks to kind of get a feel for how it would hold everyday life, rain, sleet and snow. All that good stuff tuned for more for more wood reviews and thumbs up this video and stay tuned. Thank you guys. Bye,