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Best Human Hair wig
Morning everyone! I've worn wigs for 10 years or so. I typically wear Human Hair, Mostly Follea Gripper Lite and I have one Style/Rene. I do have One I-wig. (They're Terrible!) I do not like the cap construction at all! Fades terribly and when you pull the hair back out of your face the cap/wefting shows! The cap is baggy and too stretch! If you pull your hair back in a pony tail it lifts!
Any suggestions on amazing Human hair wigs? I know Follea but what else? Anyone tried Lusta or Silk or Lace? Milano?...
Thank you for any suggestion and experiences you've had!
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Permalink Reply by Tania Hall
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I agree that M/C Wigs or Milano make great wigs! I wait for sales and have mine custom made w/ silicone and I also get a small cap. Some of mine are 10 years old and still wearable. I also have gotten a refurbished, also good. BTW, I have been wearing wigs for more than 30 years and co-founded Stanford Wig Bank, which prior to COVID gave out wigs to chemo women patients. Wishing you luck… it can be so frustrating, not to mention
expensive.
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Permalink Reply by anna-lee-7
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If you prefer human hair wigs, I recommend Wavymy Hair and Wigfever, these two brands only produce 100% virgin human hair wigs. There are many styles available at an affordable price.
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Permalink Reply by Robyn
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Freedom Hair for sure. I have been wearing them for 7 years and I love them.20250622_145427.jpg
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Permalink Reply by Ana
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The problem with Freedom is the price. Maybe it's not that expensive in your country, but in my case, the price is eight times my monthly salary. For me, it's a luxury item.
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That sounds very expensive. I get a 10 inch one that costs $3,400 New Zealand dollars. I only have to go to the hairdresser once to get her cut and coloured and then maybe once a year for a colour refresh. I also barely buy shampoo or conditioner, because with wiping out the cap every night, I very rarely wash the hair itself as it doesn't get sweaty.
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I live in Southern Europe. The budget for a 10 cm wig, including taxes, etc.,
was almost 4,000 euros. For me, that's a fortune...
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I just bought a piece from Daniel Alain out of California. It's 100 % human hair, cuticle intact and naturally curly. I've had it highlighted and cut and it is gorgeous. Peggy Knight USED to sell these pieces but no longer does. This has a lace front and has been fitted to my head. I did not have to go to California. I shopped with a rep over face time and picked this one. Then it was sent to me to look at and show them what I needed. All I need was a smaller cap, which they did. It fits like a glove.
I used to wear FREEDOM wigs, but I got too hot too often. The cap on my new piece is all hand tied and has a section of the top that looks like your scalp. You can part it anyway you want. FREEDOM wigs back in the day were about $5,000. This Daniel Alain was $6,000. Worth every penny and I take really good care of my piece and expect it to last several years. I will attempt to post a photo...
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Here are two photos of my Daniel Alain piece
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