Estetica Kennedy loses her center part & gets kicky ends.

Join me to find put what kind of marker roots and adds low lights yet does not wash out. Plus watch me take Estetica Kennedy from a center part to a left side part with pieced out, kicky ends.
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My measurements:
Circumference: 20.25"
Ear to ear: 11.5
Hairline to occipital bone 11.5"
Forehead: 2.5"
Face length: 7.25"
I mistakenly stated one of the 11.5" measurements as 11".

[@ramonamcnutt954]

I love watching you play with your hair. So much fun to watch mature women like myself. It give me more confidence.

[@BarbaraSamuels-Conley]

Great information. I ordered the styling cream just because of this video. Thanks for all the tips.

[@agingwithGrace.V]

Glad it was helpful!

[@robinsonseff]

Wow, V, it looks really cute on you. I like silversunRt8 better than the Chrome because it is closer to my all white hair. Love your reviews!!!!❤

[@agingwithGrace.V]

Thank you so much!

[@agingwithGrace.V]

I wear a lot of Silver Sun RT 8 also. But am finding I do not like it as much on my pixie wigs as I do on my Estetica Preston. I feel it is not very dimensional on a really short wig. I love this ChromeRt1b as it is dimensional, and obviously not a real way to grey, as it has a black toot, but I still have black eyebrows. I do indeed love my Estetica Preston in that color and Ryan also. Preston was never made in ChromeRt1b. I have Ryan in both colors. ♥️V

[@MichaelDiGregorio-v4p]

Fantastic video. Good advice on using a Sharpie for rooting so it doesn't wash out. I like the tip on cutting out a space on your wig grip to make room for your glasses. Between head grip, wig, glasses and sometimes a headband it's too much. By the end of the day I have so much pressure on my head I get a headache. But without the wig grip some of the wigs are too big.

[@judedeprey6831]

This is great, because I was looking for a short bob and I couldn’t find the right one. I believe this is it, and I’m going to buy it! I love that color, it’s my favorite. Thanks for the wonderful review! I also loved your styling tips About rooting a wig with a sharpie. Great idea! God bless you!

[@mmgortonct]

Very cute wig...I would not haven given her look based on the stock photo. I love the way you style your wigs.

[@agingwithGrace.V]

Thank you..I am enjoying this wig..love the density!

[@fernandadodds8122]

That's a great tip to root your wig. You look gorgeous with "Kennedy ", so natural and fancy. Greetings from Sacramento

[@maryross1903]

Thanks V. It was a great video. Learned alot.

[@donnaq7626]

Awesome video, thank you. I got a Kennedy and sent it back because of the part. It should be easy with a mono top but that is not true, as we all know. I was not convinced I could change it with the amount of work it needed. Love your tip on the hairline!

[@donnaq7626]

I wanted to ay also, because you were blessed with a widows peak the hairline already looks more natural without any work.

[@lynnmckenzie4841]

Thanks for all of this V, she is cute on you! Would you do this (the Piece Out Cream) with something very straight like Cameron mono top?

[@agingwithGrace.V]

The JR piece out cream is my go to on every wig I get. I prefer to wash my wigs before wearing or styling as they do indeed style easier, as their true style falls into place without as much work. However, zi still use the piece out cream to get them off the cap, by making little circles at the root usually all over. I indeed use it on a mono top. If I do not they are totally flat there, and I need a little lift, as am only 5'1" tall, Nd have a rectangular face shape. The piece out cream is not used again until I feel the wug needs to be washed. No product except maybe a small amount of wig hair spray needs to be used every time you wear it. A spritz of water on your hands put into the wig with your fingers wet will merelt revitalize the product in there. Very little JR piece out cream is used by me except at the root. You can use it to pice out hair but if you get too much the hair will look and feel greasy. I do use it to create lift off my face near the part, spritzed with a bit of spray. To style Cameron, I most likely would use at the root then, if I want it smooth, I use my 'picking' fingers to move hair to smooth it..pressing your hair down to smooth it can make it look like "smashed hair '. If I want to lift it off my face as I do with Kennedy, I would indeed use a touch of it, mostly at the front root, with a spritz of spray. I hope this helps! ♥️V

[@lynnmckenzie4841]

@@agingwithGrace.V thank you for all that information!

[@alp6244]

Hi V…New subscriber from Frannie’s Hair. Thanks for sharing this tip on rooting. -Andrea💕

[@sandella11]

How cool you are. Congrats on adopting your fur baby. I’ve fostered and adopted several cats and dogs. Actually…I’m 76 yrs old..and I’ve always loved animals… only child. Now…after several chaotic years of raising family and working hectic job…I live alone. Family all grown and most relocated. I’m never lonely…and I now prefer hanging with non humans more than I do with many adult humans. Fur baby very cute. Great to see you in action. Showing all these cool tips. I may just ask you first some help if need be. You are very savvy about wigs. Thanks much. 🫶

[@agingwithGrace.V]

You are very welcome! 🩷V