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Posts Tagged ‘Lace Wigs’

Practical Lace Wig Wearing

posted by Changing-My-Look 3:56 PM
Monday, August 30, 2010

I’ve been wearing lace wigs for years now and there is absolutely zero chance of me ever reverting to my old hair regimen. Wearing wigs saves me hours each week since I don’t have to wash or style my own hair. But that’s not even my favorite aspect of wig wearing.

Over the years, I’ve accrued a fairly large stockpile of wigs, which allows me to change the style, length or even the color of my hair at a whim. So whether my look has gone stale or I want to change my hair with the seasons, it’s a cinch. Since I have so many wigs, I never really have the need to buy wigs, but I’m still always on the lookout for high quality affordable lace wigs—you can never have too many.

The Convenience of Lace Front Wigs

posted by Changing-My-Look 12:28 PM
Tuesday, August 17, 2010

For years I struggled to find a hairstyle that was stylish and convenient to no avail. Either I neglected my hair, in which case I ended up looking like Don King, or I’d spend three to four hours getting ready everyday. Eventually I grew tired of this routine and decided to solve the problem once and for all by shaving my head completely.

This may seem drastic, but I don’t go around town with a shorn scalp. Instead, I’ve invested in several lace front wigs, which is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Each wig costs about as much as a trip to the salon, but instead of spending hours getting ready each day, I simply put the wig on and walk out the door.

Lace Wig Adhesives

posted by Changing-My-Look 4:40 PM
Monday, July 19, 2010

Once you’ve found a lace wig in a trendy style that perfectly flatters your features, the only thing left to do is adhere it. Many people overlook this crucial phase, but it is an imperative step in making your wig undetectable. There is a variety of lace wig adhesives on the market, and they all have there own distinct advantages.

Personally, I stay away from tape adhesives, which, in my experience, don’t provide an adequate bond. Instead, I opt for a , which lasts for weeks and is completely safe. When you purchase your adhesive, be sure to invest in some solvent and scalp protector as well—as I mentioned, they’re designed to stick for a month.

Caring for Your Synthetic Lace Wig

posted by Changing-My-Look 5:31 PM
Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Synthetic wigs used to be easy to discern due to their visible luster and low-quality construction. Recent developments in wig technology have antiquated these low-quality products. Premium synthetic lace wigs are created with revolutionary synthetic materials that are strong, durable and have a matte finish, eliminating the shine effect.

Taking proper care of your wig is imperative to maintain its integrity and prolong its life. A high-quality synthetic wig will last 1-2 years, but with diligent care, you can effectively extend its life. Cleaning and caring for a wig is tantamount to caring for your natural hair; wash regularly with a premium shampoo and allow the wig to dry naturally.

What is Remy Hair?

posted by Changing-My-Look 5:27 PM
Wednesday, June 2, 2010

When you are purchasing a wig or hair extensions, human hair is the best way to ensure a natural, indiscernible appearance. Of course, it this assertion is moot if the hair used isn’t of the highest quality. One of the most important components for maintaining the integrity of the hair is the cuticle, which is the outermost layer of the hair.

Remy hair is a type of virgin hair, a moniker that the cuticle has remained intact. The difference between Remy and virgin hair is that Remy hair has been permed or treated. A Remy lace wig or hair extensions will be constructed from all-natural, long-lasting hair fibers and are generally considered the upper echelon of hair products

How To Apply Your Lace Wig for Extended Wear

posted by sassyhair 11:37 AM
Tuesday, May 18, 2010


Lace wigs application can be a source of frustration for many women especially . Many new lace wig wearers sometimes feel they must have their lace wig applications done by a professional. This is not always the best option because of the high cost of doing so. Many salons charge anywhere from $60 to $150.00 for lace front wig and full lace wig applications.

After spending more than $300 on purchasing a full lace wig, spending another $100 plus can really start to break the bank. You can save yourself hundreds of dollars by simply learning how to apply the lace wig yourself. Above is a video that demonstrates an easy step by step process to applying your lace wig. This video also gives tips on extended wear and how to achieve a natural looking part using a flesh tone liner.

Buying Lace Wigs Online

posted by Changing-My-Look 12:58 PM
Friday, May 7, 2010

We would all like to have an immense collection of lace wigs to choose from, but for most of us, this simply isn’t a reality. On my budget, I can usually afford to purchase a lace wig or two per year, so before I make my purchase I do some thorough research to ensure I find the style I like at the absolute lowest price for the quality. When it comes to finding the best deals on discount lace wigs, you have to turn to the internet.

Purchasing something as personal as a lace wig online can be a daunting endeavor, so be sure that you do your research before making an investment. Take accurate measurements of your head size or even go to a brick-and-mortar store to try on models before going back online to make your purchase. Most online outlets will even send you swatches so that you can compare your hair color to the shade of the wig.

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