Tressallure Avery Wig Review | Dark Amber Hl | Affordable Wig | How To Fix Issues & Compare Jackson!

Hey everybody welcome back to taz's weight closet at wig studio one today, i'm introducing another style into my affordable series. This is tressallure's avery in the color dark, amber, highlight we're going to break down the style and color. I'M going to talk to you about some of the issues that i have with the style and how to fix them. Coming up, i purchased this style with my own funds from wig studio. One go below this video expand the description box. I will attach a link directly to the style you can check out all of the color offers and pricing we invite you to shop at wig studio one. If you have any questions for us, please reach out to support wigstudio1.com. I inducted avery into my affordable series. First of all, like i said it is universally flattering: it's offered in a lot of different beautiful colors and the construction is very high quality as well. Plus. The price point is right. As of the date of this filming, the online retail price of avery is about 135 dollars, so even if you didn't have any coupons or discounts, it's really a nice value. So, let's get into this color real, quick though this is dark, amber, highlight, dark, amber, highlight, let's talk about this now. This color is not offered on all tressallure styles, especially some of the newer ones i haven't seen it be offered, but i've always enjoyed it through the years. So let's talk about it, a medium red brown, so more of a medium to dark, auburn, shade and then there's some lighter brown in there as well, and then that's highlighted finally, with a platinum type highlight so you'll see. Those highlights are mostly sprinkled along the top and crown of this color, and i really think it depends on the style i had the carla by tres allure in this particular color and the uh, the platinum highlighting was very perfused, especially at the front. I adored that color, i, like all the variation and layering of color, there's a mixture of colors going on now. This is all on a medium to dark brown root, so the root is only slightly darker than the main body of the color that helps it. Transition really well, you almost forget that there's a root there, you just notice all the beautiful dimension. Let'S talk about the dimensions on avery the measurements, because i feel like this is key to how universally flattering this is so that first piece coming right off of the front is going to be right around six and a half to seven inches. That is going to frame the face just beautifully, no matter how you want to part it on the top. Now there is a nine inch layer and then an eight inch nape and all of that culminates in some beautiful layering around the face, and that's why i say you can really wear this style, no matter what kind of face shape you have. I feel like it's really very flattering now. This is just a standard or traditional style cap by tressallure and i'll show you an inside look at it um. It really reminds me of some of the legacy noriko in terms of fit and and how hardy the cap is. It'S constructed very, very well, and i really enjoy the versatility of the basic cap. First of all, it does keep the price point into affordable range um, but you really don't miss any of the monofilament features. I feel like it's completely wearable without anything fancy on the cap. So overall, i feel like this is just a shoulder skimming 13 to 14 inch cut firmly in that mid length category. It weighs just over 4 ounces and it really does feel very lightweight on the head. It doesn't feel too stuffy, although there's a lot of permatease on this style. So i really love this love this style, because i can almost guarantee you it's going to give me a couple of inches of height. I need all the help i can get right. Um. Yes, so all of the permatease or most of it anyway is going to be centered here on the top and at the crown you get that traditional little bump it, which is a cute little silhouette there, but you are getting a lot of permatease and height right. There at the top, so it is glamorous in in a sense that you can really beef up, that lift for lots of different, looks. Let'S talk fiber. This fiber feels very soft and silky. It'S a medium denier. So it's not super fine as if to get a lot of flyaways um. The density is light to medium as well. I think it has beautiful natural movement, it's not shiny, and i really like that that it's not excessively shiny here it just has a normal, healthy, hair kind of sheen to it. I think, overall, it looks and behaves beautifully feel like this. Fiber gets stringy very quickly. So if you are uh wearing it to the office or for a long period of time during the day - and you find yourself touching the hair quite a bit - you can impart a little bit of the skin oil into the hair and it kind of makes it Uh, stick together in places causing a stringy effect. I also believe that the way the chemical structure of these fibers is um helping it along in that process, the fiber ones is very magnetized to each other. They kind of form a little bit of strings. So what i suggest you do is carry a wig safe purse size brush with you at all times and just several times throughout the day, if you use the little girls room, gwen and just lightly brush the areas that you see some stringiness starting to form. Now it it isn't a drastic situation. I just kind of noticed that and if um, when i see a little stringiness in the hair, it kind of appears to be greasy to me and therefore i just want to brush it out a little bit to separate it. The other thing you can do is just squirt a little bit of talcum or like a dry shampoo in the hair. Just a little bit kind of rub. The hair gently that'll coat those fibers with a little bit of talcum and help it stay, separated the six and a half bang is kind of swoops in the face it wants to get in the eyes, and that drives me crazy. More than anything else, especially if i'm at the office looking down trying to do any kind of task work and the banks come in, i just want to run. I feel panicky almost under that situation, especially if i'm having to concentrate and i'm under a deadline or something so there's a couple of things that you can do. What i typically do is start to train the wig right out of the box. I will just twist and feather back the sides now this is right out of the box, so i really haven't trained it a whole lot yet, but you can really help keep that out of the eyes just by training it away from the face and when you Do get it away from the face with your just the heat of your hands or just raking it back, then you can take a shot of hairspray or something else just to kind of keep it into place. Now, what i start doing is when i go to the office in a style like this. What i will do initially is wear it down. Just like this, i'm not a huge fan of product in the hair um because it ends up getting a greasy look to it. But i'll start out like this, but by the end of the day my handy dandy clips come out and i am clipping the hair back, so i'm using styling to keep it out of the face for the most part you can use tucks. You can use square bands i'll show you that in the styling segment, so there's a lot you can do with styling to help keep that front out of the face. So this makes me think about the uh, the jackson, by noriko. It'S a doppelganger. Let me say: avery is a doppelganger for jackson, uh the dimensions, the style. Everything is just nearly identical, they're more than cysterwigs. They are to win wigs, so uh separated at birth, probably but uh. The same problems happen with the jackson, as does with this drizzle or avery, with the front piece and so forth. But what you will notice is that the way the jackson's cap is constructed, there's a bit of a stay, a wire stay located in the very front of the cap. It runs up vertically away from the hairline and you're able just to crimp that or bend it. Just a little bit so that it faces down and you can really direct the root away from the face, just by manipulating that little wire stay in your jackson. Now in the avery that wire stay is not there. But if you do have a jackson - and you did not know that please run and get it now locate that wire and start experimenting with with it, because i think it's a wonderful feature and i don't know that it was intended. For that reason, my friend sheila gave me that information and i was shocked, i'm like yeah. I see that wire. As a matter of fact, i think she told me that it was present on the uh, the noriko alva as well. So, if alva's getting in your eyes and so forth, you might be able to manipulate that wire stay as well. Here'S an inside look at the cat fort tressallure's avery. This is a standard cap by tressallure, so you'll see some floral lace covering up open wefts on the top there's a nice hidden, weft right at the hairline, with along with a little bit of a velvet strip there i find it to be very comfortable and then All the permatease sort of lives right there at the top and the crown there's a closed rose lace style, ear, tab with lots of fiber spliced in a standard velvet nape, then with bra, strap type. Adjusters lots of wefting here i feel like this cap - is completely average. In fact, i really did not have to make any adjustments in order for it to fit a 21 and a quarter inch circumference. So i would guess that this cap would be suitable anywhere from 21 and a quarter through 22 and a half which would be average again. This avery is right out of the box. I didn't use anything i just shook it out applied. It found a parting space sprung that part up a little bit so that i could set these fibers free and that's been it no product or anything, let's try with glasses, and then i want to do some styling. You can learn a lot in the styling segment for a wig style, just because it shows you how the wig moves and reacts. So i like the way the glasses fit. I would have no problem wearing the glasses between the ear and the ear tab now, depending on the shape of your head, the thickness of your glasses arms. There is quite a bit of permatease in that temple area, just above the ear. If you have trouble fitting your glasses securely between the ear and the ear tab, try inserting it into a weft or wearing it underneath the ear tab for the extra security. I don't like doing that because i feel like when i put my glasses arms under the ear tab. It kind of gives me a little bit of pain and if i'm going to be in any kind of pain or discomfort, i definitely won't stick to it. So the glasses fit me nicely between the ear and the ear tub on this style. You