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Permalink Reply by Modern Show on March 19, 2018 at 9:31pm

I suggest you use natural virgin hair, the human hair is very soft, gloss and sports are not easy to be copied by artificial hair.Its versatility allows you to use curls or bone lines like your own hair, and can last longer.This is what synthetic wigs can't do. Natural virgin wigs look the most natural.It can become curly, messy or windy.No one has perfect hair at all times.It feels like natural hair.It can be molded using a heating device, just like the head from the beginning.This means that wigs can be dried, curled, pressed and curled without damaging the hair immediately.Wigs can also be colored by a professional toner. It requires high maintenance.Just like real hair, a human hair wig needs to be washed regularly, adjusted for depth and reshaped.

But natural wigs are more expensive than synthetic ones. High maintenance. Just like real hair, a human hair wig needs to be washed regularly, adjusted for depth and reshaped.

Like your own hair would, human hair wigs react to the weather and can become frizzy, limp or dry depending on the weather.Synthetic wigs are less maintained, and synthetic wigs keep their style, regardless of the weather.Synthetic wigs are easy to take care of.Because fake wigs have something called "style retention," they never need style.All you have to do is wash, dry, and shake them out, and the wig will return to its original style.

But synthetic wigs don't look very realistic.Synthetic wigs and caps do not last for long wigs.They usually wear about four to six months each day.Unless specially designed "hot" synthetic wigs, synthetic wigs can not be straightened or crimped by heating.The most important thing is to not dye, which is a pity.

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Permalink Reply by hagster on March 22, 2018 at 9:15pm

You didn't answer her question, but you sure did try to SELL, SELL, SELL your blog!  Is that where you slap people with a website to buy your stuff?

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Permalink Reply by FraL on March 23, 2018 at 3:44am

Quite agree with this:)

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Permalink Reply by Mariah Johnson on May 22, 2019 at 2:13am

I think you should try Alopecia wig. it is one kind of full lace wig, made with 100% human hair. Never buy synthetic wig, trust me. I have been in this filed for more than 10 years. human hair wigs are your best choice if you are suffering from alopecia. it looks natural, and super easy for you to wear.

Alopecia Wigs are Full Lace Wigs that are sometimes known as full cranial prosthesis. Alopecia wigs are not usually different from other full lace wigs. Full lace wigs and lace front wigs pretty much have the same purpose regardless of why you need to wear them. All our full lace wigs are great for people that suffer from alopecia because;

• they are expertly hand made and each hair strand is hand tied to give an illusion as though it is coming from one’s scalp;
• we can custom make any full lace wig to your specification such as color, head size and texture;
• our full lace wigs are made from the premium quality Indian, Chinese, Mongolian, Malaysian and Indian Remy;
• all our full lace wig are made with an invisible hairline to give it a natural look. No one will know you are wearing a wig;
• we carry a variety of colors, textures and length to provide you with something that will look natural on you and leave you feeling secure and confident; and
• the type of lace base we use is one of the newest most innovative and natural looking bases on the market today .

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