To continue on my storyline about my search/experience for a new wig. Last time I wrote about how I had learned that I am allergic to the adhesives used in my (thought to be) perfect new lace front wig. Then I wrote about how I had learned that I am hooped and instead of sharing my alopecia with the world of people I work with, I opted for some bright red extensions. I did this to divert attention from the fact that one day I had longer brown hair and then the next I came back with my old hair… Continue

First and foremost thank you to everyone who read and commented on my horrible horrible wig experience the other day. I am both pleased and proud to say that



1) with the help of a truly wonderful friend and some great sales people in other stores I was able to figure out how to "fix" my lace wig and remove almost all of the darn glue & tape that was stuck on it. I also have found a wig place in town that I think might be able to help me with different adhesive options or some… Continue

So last month while I was in NY I decided to purchase a "lace wig" according to the website, this wig is different from a lace front wig although don't ask me how because I really don't know. Anyways, when they attached it (approximately 10 days ago) they told me that they were using the "sensitive skin" glue & tape and that with this combination the wig can stay on my head for up to 5 weeks. Of course I realize there are no guarentees in life, but I have quite a story for… Continue