I left my wig in the car last night and it was too cold to go back out and get it. So I tried to warm it up while driving to work this morning
I don't know if I can bring myself to wear a wig every week. I am wondering if you I need to wear a wig one week and then flat twist extensions the next. I will see how I feel by the end of the week.
[USER=9197 said:CurliDiva[/USER];19488385]Hey @ faithVA,
Please don't say you put it on at a red light! LOL
In the winter, think of your wig as a hair hat! It will help to keep you warm!
I am ready to snatch this wig off my head I can make it 4 more hours. breathe in, breathe out
[USER=30767 said:All4Tris[/USER];19488991]Hey, I'm thinking about joining this challenge using u-part wigs. I need an alternative to cornrows under the wig as my crown can't handle it. Any ideas???
Is your wig made of synthetic or human hair?
Synthetic, especially if the style is long can be scratchy! :/
Can you leave the crown out and then just do individual braids/twists in that section? I actually have my hair in flat twist under my wig and do loser flat twists in my crown.
It is synthetic. It doesn't itch. I just feel like my head is being squeezed all day.
I may be dropping out of the wig challenge. My color mishap caused me to have to wear my hair to my first week of work. And I've found that doing my hair (a bun using spin pins) isn't really adding much time to my morning prep (I exercise before work). Also, since I planned on wearing a short wig, I don't want to deal with questions and back and forth should I choose to occasionally wear my CBL hair out at work. (I teach.) I think I've made my decision. I still plan to GHE at night and through my morning workout, so hopefully that will be enough for me to make APL this year. Wish me luck! ...off to join another challenge.
Hi everyone! I think I want to make a wig but I live in a windy city, how do you guys keep your wigs on? Is it possible to sew them down?
I live in a Windy City too... I have a u-part wig that I sew down and one with wig clips (not my fav) but, I haven't had an incidents with the wind.
How are yu guys caring for your edges under your wig?
I have been wearing wigs for a few years now and I have not had any problems with my edges due to wearing wigs. If you keep your edges moisturized and tamed you should not have any issues especially if you are not using any adhesives to apply your wig. I like to stick to natural products for my edges and products that don't build up since I am only washing my hair every 2-4 weeks since it is braided under my wig.
I also use the elastic band method for keeping my wig in place even in windy conditions and working out, for extra security I use a couple of bobby pins at the nape to keep it down in the back cause the elastic band method tends to leave it gaping at the nape (at least from the way I have been doing it)
Hope that helps.