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I wear a weave so...
how is it possible to like, make it not so ratty looking?
like, its the same as a wig, it just kinda gets to me...i don't like the term "wig"
not offending anyone !
but i've gone through it most of my life.
but anyway
doesn't anyone have this problem where people ask if its fake and stuff?
like, its the same as a wig, it just kinda gets to me...i don't like the term "wig"
not offending anyone !
but i've gone through it most of my life.
but anyway
doesn't anyone have this problem where people ask if its fake and stuff?
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Permalink Reply by jessie denise on
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yes i do,
i used both weave shampoo and conditioner.
should i do it on a daily basis?
i shower daily obviously,
but like i don't wash my hair everyday because i don't want it to get too loose.
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wait, put my extensions in the microwave?
or the conditioner and water?
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okay will do! :)
i'm do soon, but it's really expensive...
but ill keep my weave and try it out, thank you so much! <3
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer on
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I'm in the same boat as you! I wash my wig once a week, but after about 3 months old, it gets all knotty and tangled in the back. I cant stand it, it drives me nuts!!! My wigs are supposed to last me a year, but they get all ratty too... maybe if i kept it darker and not blond, maybe will be better??? My wig lady said that is the biggest complaint, theres not much we can do aout it...just condition as much as possible!
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um, coming from your picture, blonde looks fine. :)
but i have darker hair, and its a pain...split ends like mad! it's very noticable how bad it can be with brown
thats why for once, im gunna try and go blonde.
even though people say it won't suit mee,
we'll see about that ;)
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Permalink Reply by BaldGirlsDoLunch.org on
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Hi Jennifer,
Hair that's good quality and knotted or injected into the wig properly won't tangle like that when the hair cuticles are all going in the same direction the way hair on your head does.
There are many factories churning out wigs where quality control is non-existent.
If I paid a good amount for a human hair wig and that happened, I would have a " little chat" with the seller first if it's only been a month or so of wear. Give her a chance to explain the quality and replace it at no additional cost to you if she will fess up that the cuticles are catching on one another causing the tangles. I have heard this story so many times that frankly, my advice is to document everything about the discussion and what you now research about good versus inferior hair manufacturing. Tell the seller if you don't get a replacement that you're going to file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and do follow through. Filing the complaint itself may be enough to get your seller to come around. If not, I would go through with it. Most states also have a process for filing a complaint about a retailer with the Consumer Protection agency.
If the sellers would be honest, know their product and tell the buyer the limitations, that's fair. You know what you're getting. But when wigs are represented as having excellent hair with a high price to match and they are clearly not made properly, it's time to take a different approach with the seller.
And if this is a wake up call to the seller to become better educated about products, that sounds like a good thing.
Thea
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