While not completely a "shake and go" style, Brenna is a great everyday wig.
The lace front and mono-side part are very good, though the lace front is not quite temple to temple.. My bio hair is dark brown, and I don't like to wear wig caps, so I use flesh-colored, soft silicone tape to make the part look more realistic. This is super easy to do, just cut the tape to the size of the mono feature and stick it on the underside of the cap. I don't put it on the lace front, only on the mono-part. You can buy this tape at the drug store.
I bought Brenna in Ice-Blonde, which I love. It reads very ash blonde, with lighter ash blonde highlights. I have a ROP Evanna in this color too. The highlights are more pronounced on Evanna, in my opinion, but it is a longer style, so maybe that's why it seems so. Ice-Blonde looks very similar to Gabor's GL18/23 toasted pecan, another ash blonde that I adore.
Brenna is very lightweight and comfortable. I have a petite-average head and did not need to adjust the straps out of the box. The fibers are very fine and realistic. I am experiencing some flyaways but it is winter and these will likely calm down soon. I detect very little permatease on Brenna. There is great coverage on the sides for me, but again I have a petite-average circumference. I use Jon Reneau's Piece Out creme to style Brenna for a little texture. She is super cute tucked behind the ear or with hair clips.
Over all I'm very satisfied with Brenna.
