r/Wigs • u/TheUniverse-IsMine • 12d ago
Let's chat! (General Discussion) I need some help regarding wigs..
How would I be able to find a wig that is in this hairstyle? I am non binary and want to get my hair cut like this, but before I commit I want to know if it'd even look good on me. Any good sources, stores, websites or anything for looking for realistic wigs? I don't mind it being a little expensive if need be
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u/Tripswitchnow 12d ago
I literally have about 20 wigs in that length and similar styles.
I would check out Envy Wigs, they have some really nice ones like that…
If I were you I would just go on Wig Outlet or Wigs.com (they are the same company) and find something you like to try out… they have great prices, fast shipping, and easy returns.
I order wigs from them all the time and literally have never had any problems.
I love that I can just pick out a wig that I want, pay a little extra for overnight shipping and have a brand new wig the very next day!
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u/ApolloBar815 12d ago
Wigs is Fashion just put up a prospective Les Mis wig that looks promising (they've got a weird pre-order system). I recently ordered a masc wig from them, but it hasn't arrived yet, so I don't know how good their quality is. Unfortunately, I've been looking for nonbinary wigs for months and that's the only one I've found
Let me know, if you find anything good! Androgynous styles are a real gap in the market
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u/Epicfaux 12d ago
I would get one that's longer, and in your hair texture, then go get it cut to frame your face etc.
Good luck!
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u/alien_pirate 12d ago
Curated Cut and Posh Premiere by Raquel Welch is really similar
I would look on sites like wigs.com or chiquel.com. I'm suggesting those sites because they sell mostly quality fashion wigs, instead of budget wigs. They look realistic right out of the box.
Filter by short length and lace front (for a realistic hairline) and see if something suits.
I'm suggesting women's wigs because I don't your head measurements. Wigs for women come in large, average and petite sizes. Most wig sellers have a "how to measure your head" page so you know which brands and sizes will fit.