Belle Tress Twix Wig | 3 Colors Side-By-Side | How To Style These Curls | Shorter One Coming Soon?!

Because I just can't get enough of this new belletress Twix style, I purchased it in two more colors plus we're gon na. Do. If you remember my original full-length review of this style with all of the details, um, it was in the color butter beer blonde sitting back here on the letter P. I have it now in two additional colors. What I'm wearing here is the Tres Leches blonde, and I also have it in the brown sugar sweet cream, my favorite brunette in the belletress line, so your Tres Leches blonde is going to be a creamy soft blend of three different blondes you're, probably going to see Something a little more neutral, maybe a touch of warmth and then also some cool blonde mixed in there now. All of it mixed up together gives me a very soft beigey type effect very, very neutral, and all of that is on a light brown root and that rooting is done so well on this color. It'S more Ash and tone definitely Blends in better than a darker root would just lending itself to that. Really soft look and you'll see they do bring the Highlight right up to the root. This is the beltres Twix, which features a temple to Temple, extended, lace, front and left monofilament side part. This is one of the newer lace designs that are coming out by beltress as opposed to the older ones. They stopped at the temple and it was a very short monofilament. This has definitely improved in my opinion, and this color on this style is really nice, because it's not too bold and dramatic. This curl and this volume and length is already dramatic. So this soft color Edition here, I really really like it, so this style just really jumps out at me as being more of a retro inspired style, maybe from the 80s um, where you got the spiral perms, this one kind of looks crimped in certain areas too. The crumping irons were very popular back then. So, if you do like that, crimped look rather than hauling out your crimper and crimping a heat friendly style, you could just purchase this Twix. I think it would give you that same beautiful crimped effect. So this really reminds me of some natural curl as well, ladies, that had some really beautiful natural kind of frizzy curl and they let their hair grow. Who am I thinking of here, like Bernadette Peters, is one in and there's probably many many others so in the Natural State. It'S thick, it's wiry, it's curly, and it takes a lot of effort to get it to look really beautiful like this as little time as it takes for you to put this on, you have instant, instant, beautiful curl, so this is the Tres Leches blonde. On the brand new Twix, I'm so excited to have this and next to this butterbeer blonde you're going to see butter. Beer blonde is a Sandy, a dark sandy blonde, with a lot of platinum highlight so next to the Tres Leches. It'S going to have a little more Dimension, more depth of color, two reasons for that. The sandy blonde is a little deeper than the tones and the Tres Leches plus the rooting is a medium brown compared to a light brown. So you can definitely see the difference in the root color and the contrast between the sandy blonde and the Platinum give this a little more drama compared to the softer creamier blend of the tres leches. I really do love them both. So here we are brown sugar, sweet cream. I can experience the style in my life in a beautiful brunette tone. Absolutely gorgeous this one has a lot more drama and dimension compared to the Tres Leches blonde that I just had on. So what you'll find with the brown sugar sweet cream that it's a combination of some darks and mediums some light Browns and a couple of different blondes, one more of a golden blonde and the other being more neutral or cool. So you're gon na see a beautiful blending. I'Ve seen some variation in this color um, some lean more warm than others. This one seems to be pretty neutral, but those highlights will really stand out against this deeper brunette base. Color and again they bring that highlight right up to the root. It'S not a stark banding effect there. It'S just a nice natural. Look that really softens that lace front the lace front again running Temple to Temple. You shouldn't be able to see any visible seams there and then the left monofilament part going back to the hind crown one thing with styling. It is so versatile to style this one. So, even though I love this and all of its free and natural Glory, when I first got it, it was a bit overwhelming just visually to me, it doesn't feel heavy um. You can definitely tell there's a lot of hair here, but one of the things that I learned to do pretty quickly was to reduce this voluminous look by adding some clip backs. This is such a versatile Style. Foreign reason why I love this too, is because it's already messy. It already gives us a message that this is not a perfect style right. I love that because it's so forgiving a little messy updo just makes it even more sweet and even more sexy and you can sort of customize the overall profile of this wig through styling, with lots of clips now. One thing I do want you to remember on this when your styling is that ponytails will be spectacular, um, but you're gon na have to use a large sized claw clip or a large pressure clip, because there's a lot of hair when we draw that ponytail back. I mean it's every bit of two inches in diameter back there, so you're going to need more of a large clip if you want to bring all the hair back at one time. The other thing that you could do would be to use a more of a scrunchie, so with scrunchies kind of adapt to the volume and width of your ponytail or your updo. I like working with scrunchies, you can create a low bun, which I think is super cute on this one see what a nice pulled back low profile you can get on the sides here. That'S what that extended lace front is giving you, but usually I prefer to just sort of pull out a couple of tendrils carefully here and wear them down over the front of the ear. So, let's, let's try that ponytail love. It isn't that cute and you still got that nice smooth, pull back. Look, you could add several you could lose. You could leave it in more of a looser ponytail by pulling a little bit up and away really cute. That'S just endless things that you could do here. Someone suggested uh that I brave this and see what kind of looks I can get from a braid. Well, I have to tell you I'm not an expert in braiding. I would rather twist and do very simple messy type updos than do anything formal or tight, like a braid um, but you can definitely braid this. I think I might like to go with that. Twist. Look just take some fiber here and twist twist twist. All the way back to just under the crown give it a clip again that twist could also be a braid. I think that would look really good, be inspired to work with this. I love it now that I have a mirror that I can look at just absolutely adorable, isn't it. This is something so new and so different by belltress. I am so excited that they are bringing us the diversity of curl that I at least I crave, and I know that other curly wig lovers crave as well. It'S the hair. We always wanted without any fussing or curling irons or anything. It'S just ready to go right out of the box. Now, if you really like this texture, this curl but you're, not crazy about the length. If it's just a little bit too long for you, I know they have a style coming out. It'S called Amber Rock, Amber Rock and I'm not quite sure when it will be released. If I can find that I'll put the information here at this point, I think it's just an estimate, but I'm really hoping they come out with it pretty soon, because it's just like this, but shorter um, based on the pictures. At least it looks a lot like this, so it's probably going to be a good four or five inches shorter, and I can't wait for that style to come out. I think it will be absolutely fantastic. Okay, are you ready to do a side by side? Comparison of all three of my beloved Twix styles by beltress, thanks everybody for joining me today, we'll see you soon on tasselsway closet at Wix Studio, One. Thank you, foreign foreign