Which one Which one!!!!

There are so many companies and vendors selling these freedom wigs now and I am hearing good things from most people who have them but the people who I am hearing bad things from aren't posting where they purchased their freedom wig from. So my question to everyone here is, where did you purchase your wig? Is the quality good and if you have had it a while, does it still seem the way it was when you first purchased it? Which company should I go with? Price range at the company you chose? I never purchased a freedom wig before since I still have hair, but I am going to shave it. I'm getting tired of glue getting in my hair and its a pain trying to get it out. The wig I had prior to the one I have now (the one in my profile pic) I could use tape because it was a silicon cap and I loved it, but this lace wig I have now (hate it) doesnt stick to tape. Anyways, any help for a newbie at these FW would be great!
Thanks!
~Sequoia

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Permalink Reply by Rose Marie' on May 29, 2011 at 9:34pm
Hi

In reality there are very few freedom Independent agents around the world. www.freedomwigs.com 'contact us' page will tell you who and where they are.

I will message you with all the information I can give you.

Rosy
Permalink Reply by Sequoia a.k.a. Cookie on May 29, 2011 at 9:49pm
Okay, thanks!
Permalink Reply by Rebecca Strobel on May 29, 2011 at 10:23pm
I have a freedom wig and just got another one - it's the most amazing product EVER! I get comments like...who cuts your hair...love the color, and from friends who "know" ... OMG Rebecca - you would never ever know!!! And it's true!
Permalink Reply by Sequoia a.k.a. Cookie on May 30, 2011 at 6:28am
Yeah no one knows my hair isnt mine either and I don't have a freedom wig YET but I just want to make sure I am inversting in the right thing for as much as this cost. My wigs were not nearly close to a thousand dollars and thats what I'm hearing most of these wigs cost. My favorite wig (the one in my profile pic) was actually free and I'd LOVE to have another one of those. It was great, I wore it for 2 yrs and it was my first "good" wig so I didn't care for it as well as I should have, it probably would have lasted longer.
Permalink Reply by Matt (Mikayla's Dad) on May 30, 2011 at 9:33am
Hi Sequoia...

Thought I'd chime in here. As far as cost, you can look on any of the independent reps sites, and I think they are all pretty much the same...depending on length...anywhere from $2000 to $4400 for a Freedom Hairpiece. My daughter had been wearing lace pieces for almost 2 years before we got her FW a couple months ago. There is absolutely NO comparison. It is the most natural and most comfortable hairpiece she has ever worn! The hair is the best you'll find...100% un-processed...totally un-touched except for washing and implanting. There's just nothing like it on the market. The price might sound high, but the lace pieces Mikayla was wearing were about $750 each, and the longest they would last was about 4 months. I've heard of some people with FW that have worn them for up to 7 years or more, so the cost really does equal out in the end. There is no need for tape, glue, anything...it WILL NOT come off unless you take it off. This really is a wonderful product and I can't say enough good about it!! :o)

Good luck,
Matt
Permalink Reply by Sequoia a.k.a. Cookie on May 30, 2011 at 10:22am
Thanks! :)

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