Tee
5/4/2014
10:48:07 AM | Jul**
There are some better thank others (synthetic wigs) a pretty good one shouldn't cost you more than $50 & up. They are washable, I'm just not sure how much washing and products it can take (ie: shampoo, vinegar wash etc.)
Also, I here you on not making it a concern but I'm just trying to figure out some options on "looking half way decent" as my granny would say :-). Before discovering what I was exactly dealing with I cut off my hair (alot). Now that I'm learning all the limitations on chemicals treatments etc. I am looking a mess "focused on my health" but I gotta figure something out.
Twiggy*** I don't think one would be any different then the other syn v.s human? Normally when people wear wigs they put a stocking cap on before applying the wig. I was just thinking the human hair would be able to last and be more durable because you can apply all the applications that's needed (ie: vinegar, any shampoo and conditioner, mms and put it under a hair dryer). But again (Shrugging Shoulders...LOL) I don't know what's good and what's not...I'm still trying to figure things out.
Blessings,
Tee
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