Freetress Milly OP 27/30/613 Platinum Blond Review!

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Review: 
Okay, so the only two good things I can say about this unit is the part is on point. Really. For a synthetic wig, it does look pretty realistic, I've had full human hair lace wigs that didn't have a part this natural. Also the color, I am really feeling the new line of Freetress wigs and their ombre and dark root effects. The part on these come extremely pale, but just use a little of your makeup powder in the part and you're good.

THE BAD
This hair is ridiculously fucking thin. So thin in fact, I would never wear this out in public. The pictures you see are with all the hair swept up to the front, but in the back I might as well be a bald eagle or something. This is especially bad if you have naturally dark hair and trying to wear a unit as light as this one, it will shine right through..

THIS THING SHEDS. I have never had a unit shed this much...well with the exception of the last Freetress unit I purchased.

Bottom line:
I refuse to buy anymore Freetress Units. They shed insanely, tangle easily, and they never have enough hair. I'm sorry, I don't care how cute the style is, if you can't get the basics right then it's never going to be a good unit. Meanwhile if you are looking for something cute and affordable, I cannot recommend Vanessa's Las Mogan enough.

Info:
Purchased from haircloset.com
Color: OP 27/30/612
Price: Around $35

DiorSkin Airflash Airbrush Foundation Review Video + Pics!

Diorskin Airbrush Foundation in 400

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Gosh I am so hella late with this review. After eyeing this foundation for what seems like months I finally broke down and bought it in November. I'll just get right down to it:

Pros: 

1. Incredibly easy to apply. Seriously. The whole thing takes 60 seconds.
2. The finish. It's a really decent finish, but you can probably get a better overall finish with your liquid foundation.

Cons:

1. Price. Let's not tip toe around the fact this baby is PRICEY. I knew after the first use I wasen't going to be repurchasing, but I suppose if you are a novice to makeup and have the funds, there are worse products out there you can buy.
2. Amount. I really only got about 6 or 7 uses out of this can, that comes out to be about $10 per application. Are. You. Serious? There really isn't enough in this can to warrant the price.
3. Color availability. There is no way in hell an entire species of humans can fit in the 7 colors available. While I give Dior props for coming out with new colors for deeper skin tones (Take note, Chanel), there will be a number of people who won't fit the mold.

Overall I give this product a B-. It's a nice thing to have around for a special occasion or when you are running late, but it is totally not going to replace your current fave foundation. Sorry folks.

Who's Blonde?: Freetress Equal Lace Front Invisible Part Wig - Bently Review

 

Video Review:

I purchased this from NY HairMall about a week ago. I have really mixed feelings about this unit.

Construction: Hands down, the absolute best part of this wig. The part on it is the BEST I have ever seen on a synthetic BSS wig and is really believable. It actually has a more realistic part than some of my remy lace wigs. 

Hair Texture: Not silky straight, and not yaki either. I would say it's similar to Chinese, if you're familiar. Don't hesitate to get this texture, no matter your ethnicity.

Color: OKAY this is where my problem is. The front of is so beautiful. The 613 platinum highlight is gorgeous, the hair that frames your face is a really even honey blonde (L-O-V-E), but then about a third of the way back the hair turns a dark brown, which I am most certainly not a fan of. It would have been so much better had that just made the bottom later of the hair brown and the top, front and back the honey blonde color.

Overall I really dig Freetress' new line of wigs and new approach to lace fronts, but it is definitely a miss for me on the color. Sad Face.

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+ SIZE OOTD | GOOD GIRL VS. BAD GIRL (Under $50!)

WHICH TEAM ARE YOU ON?

 

 

This was really fun. The idea of doing good vs. bad didn't occur to me until after I was already editing the video and then it just seemed to come together. Since peplum and cheetah are my two favorite things in the entire world to wear right now, it was a no brainer to combine these two looks into one mega OOTD. Also, both of these outfits were under 50 bucks, so anyone can join the party.

The Video:
 

Oufit Info:
GOOD GIRL:
Cheetah  Peek-a-boo top - Forever 21, Peplum Skirt w/zipper - Deb, Suspender Tights - Pamela Mann via Ebay, Gold ring - James Avery, Hair - Coming soon!

BAD GIRL:
Peplum Cheetah Dress - Forever 21, Belt- One Stop Plus, Necklace - H&M, Queen of the Jungle Doorknockers - Melody Ehsani