Perfect Human Hair Dupe! | Outre 13X6 Perfect Hairline Wig Freya | Synthetic Hd Lace Wig Review

Ouchie was not playing with us with fred. This is a review you do not want to miss, so this is one of the new ones from the outro perfect hairline. This is freya and i have her in the maple brown color. It is a 13x6 pre-plucked hairline. All that good stuff, you know how the perfect hairline does they've been added for a minute with these wigs. I absolutely love the perfect hairline like they make great synthetic wigs to me, so it has a 13x6 frontal, as you see here um. So the sides are narrow with that, but you get a lot of space to have a really long part. It also did have an adjustable strap. As you saw and then like. I said it is pre-plucked um and the lace is pretty transparent. Now i did go in and pluck the unit off camera to make it a little bit more natural for me, because you know i like to go light with the baby hair to no baby here at all, and then i am letting some tinted mousse. I got this from nika nika, please. I got this from nikki p's website, uh that she sells her tinted mousse on the tint, the lace and i really like using this a lot because, as i've discussed with you guys before in videos, i like using light lace. Tints because i feel like it doesn't get as cakey. Doesn'T you know, leave you with a lot of residue and things when you are installing your wig, so i always try to go for like a a light watery base. Tint i hadn't brushed the hair since i plucked out the unit, so i had to go through and brush it out and get rid of all the hair that was still in the unit that i had plucked. Okay, so let's get into how freya is fitting. This is definitely a big head friendly unit. I felt like it had a lot of room and a lot of stretch within the unit. It wasn't too big for me, like it wasn't hanging off the back. You know we kind of hate that, but it wasn't doing that it still fit the circumference of my head, fine, but it definitely had a lot of space, went ahead and cut off the lace before i glued it down. Sometimes you know i do it the other way most of the times. I do it the other way where i glue it down. First then cut it off, but i was trying to go glueless today. That was my attempt because the last outra perfect hairline unit i had after i installed it and put it back on. I realized i could really wear that one glueless, so i wanted to see if i could do it with this one. Now i will say i should have went a little bit heavier with the mousse, so i tried to tint up the lace a little bit more with the excess makeup on my beauty, blender, and that got me right together. The space within the unit, though, was a bit of a catch 22 because, yes, it was comfortable but you'll, see throughout the video, i'm always kind of shifting the wig back into place because it wasn't laying very secure even with me using the elastic band. So if you have a smaller head, you might not be able to do this glueless, but at least you'll be comfortable. You know i decided to go with the middle part for this unit like it is on the box, and i noticed straight away that one side was a little bit more stubborn than the other. As you can see, it takes a little bit more elbow grease on one side than it did on the other side to get the size to lay flat. But it wasn't hard to do at all. The hair took to heat, really well, no melting issues or sometimes like, even if it doesn't melt, sometimes like he can mess up the hair. No issues with that here, but homegirl is a tad bit of a tangler. Now i mean it is synthetic, so you can only expect so much. It was not bad. I wasn't irritated by it because sometimes it can be irritating me when these wigs tangle too much, but it does tangle a bit just so you know and because, like i said, the wig just was a little too big pen friendly for me. I went ahead and secured it down with my ebb and lace spray. Now, if i could go back, i would have taken the makeup off my forehead before i started using the lace spray, but that's neither here nor there. You can just clean your lace off. If you mess up, i also added a little bit of pressed powder into the part to make it blend to cover that line of demarcation. Where my cap ends - and you can see my hairline, the lace spray did the trick got me nice and secure. You see that melt, look like it's coming out the scalp. Now. The only really issue i took with this unit was the fact that one side's curls did not match the other side's curls exactly and this the lack of symmetry was throwing me off. That could be just me being picky and i'm fine with that, but it was throwing me off. So i tried you know me: sheep scissor, hands, i'm gon na. Add some layers. You already know. If you watch my channel layers will probably happen, and i thought maybe that would disguise the uh lack of symmetry a little bit better and um. It did a little bit. I was happy with it. I was like i'm not gon na nitpick too much then i just had to like clean up the lace a little bit, and this is how it turned out. I thought it came out. Super pretty, has a nice little like uh 70s vibe to it. I feel like i like this one a lot. I love the density on it. I feel like it's perfect it does. It gives like a real hair vibe. You know what i mean. I'M also really loving this in a side part. This unit is so pretty. It'S definitely a human hair dupe for sure it just totally gives a human hair vibe. They did a great job with freya, if you're interested, of course, it'll be linked down in the description box below. Thank you guys so much for watching. As always, don't forget to like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys in my next one bye, lovely