Honey Blonde/Brown Highlight T-Part Wig | Beginner Friendly

Who'S that, oh it's me just chateau styles, if you are new to my channel hello and welcome, my name is chantel styles, and if you are a returning subscriber nice to see you a what again, today's video is an install of this teapot lace, honey with these Beautiful golden brown blonde highlights, i mean this wig is serving serving. I haven't really tried color before so. I'M actually really excited about this install because it kind of had me step out of my comfort zone a little bit, and these highlights are just the perfect honey blonde brown highlights they're subtle. You know they don't come too high up they're, just beautiful. Like honestly, i'm in love like i really am in love and it's the teapot lace as mentioned. So it's just this middle section that you're working with for which i'll show you the parting space. As we proceed into the video and then on the sides, you literally get where my finger is to here literally a teapot lace like no fur for no hassle. This is pretty much how the wig looks straight out the box. I did obviously hot comb it and straighten it. Just to you know, get a more sleek finish for the purpose of this video. I did not bleach the knots. Can you imagine i'm impressed i'm impressed, i mean my personal preference would be to bleach the knots, but as instructed for this video, i just wanted to give you a good, quick initial review of what you get when you order this wig. So without further ado, let's jump into the next clip. But before we do don't forget to like comment and subscribe, and thank you for watching just going to be going through a quick unboxing of the wig. So you actually get a pouch with a edge brush. A comb, a wig cap in two different shades and some tweezers. So this is what the wig looks like i'm just running my hands through the hair. It is very soft, very, very, very soft and quite light not too thick. Here'S a close-up of the hairline, so the notes are very small within the center and then, as you approach the sides, they do get a little bit bigger, but they actually did melt very well. Here'S just the inside of the wig. It is a teapot wig. As mentioned so, this parting space is very small on the sides, but it's very convenient for a pop on and go so here's a close-up of the wig. I did actually pre-pluck it a little bit as there isn't much parting space. I could only really pluck the middle so now, i'm just going in with my nutrients wax stick as per my standard process, smoothing that over the hairline and then going in with my hot comb just to press that out and here i'm just providing you with a Little close-up of the very middle, the center and the sides of the hairline, also where you see me, drag my comb to is literally all the parting space you get now. This is the inside of the wig. As i said, the parting space you get is very limited, which makes for a great easy install. You don't have very much to work with, and you also get an area to fasten your adjustable elastic band. So now i'm just taking my sleek palette, i'm going in with the darkest shade inside the lace, wig and coloring that lace just to help it match my actual skin tone. So, as you know, i always go through the full installation process, but, as you guys are quite familiar with my techniques, i thought that in this video i try something a little bit different and do an actual product review. Oh my gosh that was so beautiful. Let me know whether you prefer the full installation, videos or whether you actually are more interested in these product reviews and whether you'd like me to include the installation process next time and the know-hows and all the tips when it comes to installing see this. I don't like i don't like that at all, but other than that it is really a melty on a glue. I just don't like how it does that i mean it looks good close up, so i'm just gon na finish, straightening the rest of my hair. In order to really show you guys just how much parting space you get with this wig, i actually tried to do a zigzag parting and pucha. When i say this zigzag pattern was hard. It was not easy and i just wasn't feeling it, but i did decide to include it just so you could gauge just how much parting space you actually get. I just thought: i'd show you a quick close-up of the side view of this wig and now i'm just going in with a lot of body mousse to help shape my baby hairs. Okay, it's actually quite funny because i do not typically like baby hairs, but for some reason i've started warming up to them. I like semi-natural ones and i'm saying semi because in this video these are not really natural. You know they're quite exaggerated in my opinion, but i'm starting to warm up to them. I don't know so. I always group my hair in a ponytail just to see how much you get and there's a decent level of thickness and now i'm just stroking the hair. Just to show you exactly how those tones and highlights flow okay, so this is the finished look. What are we thinking? This wig is cute and i absolutely love the highlights i feel like they're, just so nice they're, so subtle, a nice combination of honey, blonde and brown. You know they don't start too high up they're, very, very natural. Looking, oh, no, i think it's a win for me. I just went in and added some baby hairs, so you'll be surprised to know that i actually didn't bleach this wig for the purpose of this video. I was instructed to just kind of give an initial review on the wig straight out the box straight out the package and that's exactly what this did so, there's no bleaching of the knots personally for every wig that i buy. I would usually bleach the knots just because i feel like it really does help to conceal those dark knots at the root of the lace, but i mean it really doesn't. Look that bad as you go towards the sides. The knots are a little bit. Thicker they're not as thin as they are in the middle, but they're still very natural and light. Looking, i'm actually surprised, i'm impressed. In fact i mean it's a great valley, wig literally. This is how it looks with just a bit of hook, combing and straightening straight out the box. I was a bit bad, i didn't even wash the wig, but initially this is what you get as mentioned. It is a teapot wig. I will actually insert a clip of a zigzag part just to show you exactly how much space you get and you get quite a good space with it. It'S really ideal. I'Ve kind of always wanted a wig, that's set in the sense that i just know it's the middle part. I pop it on no fluffing around. Don'T need to do too much with the sides and teapot. Wigs are literally that this is how to finesse. As you part wig, and make it look like a full frontal, sometimes having all this extra hair, you know the size and everything can just could just be a lot of work or sometimes when you have a full lace, wig or a 13x4 13x6, which are the Wigs that offer more parting space from ear to ear it's nice to have. But what i find because i'm so indecisive is, i will reuse the same wig and then keep on changing the part and flipping it from side to middle side to middle. But it's kind of nice to just have a set wig that you know this is my middle part wig. This gon na be my side, part wig. You know what i mean as you start to build up the collection. You start to have your set wigs for set styles, and it's just easy, rather than trying to constantly make new styles with the same wig. There really isn't too much to say about this wig. One thing i will mention, though, is that the wig was a little bit small. That was probably something you would need to request via checkout with the seller or select. When purchasing your unit on the website. I actually didn't disclose my wig cap size, so that was actually my fault, so i ended up having a bit of issues with the hair over there and actually had to leave the lace here to cover my hair. Otherwise, if i had cut them, you would have just seen a little bit of where my hair is but other than that i kind of still managed to finish it. It'S no biggie! It'S it's still something that you know i can live with and i can still wear the wig besides that it straightens very well, i actually curled it and then straightened it back. So to do. That was quite impressive because, usually, when you curl your hair to then straighten it back is a bit of an issue, but this this wig did both the wig is very soft. It'S a little bit on the shiny side, it's a little bit on the shiny side, but it's still very, very beautiful yeah. I really can't say too much about this wig. This is an initial review, so maybe, in a couple of weeks time i might come back and do an update as to how this wig is holding up. The lace came in a medium brown color and it was thin enough very thin. In fact, to melt i'd like to think i define wigs for sending me this lovely wig. It is in the length of 18 inches. I will link everything in terms of the details. The density and the exact color the link as well to purchase this unit in the description box below, if you liked this tutorial, be sure to give it a thumbs up, leave a comment down below i stay active in my comments. Tell sis you dropped by what's goodie. Hopefully you found this video helpful insightful and just a little bit entertaining to watch be sure to like comment and subscribe, and i shall see you in my next video