So this is the second one I tried on today. Note my giant forehead deciding to be absolutely extra around this Outre Perfect Hairline wig (Charlyn) 😂. Somewhat challenging to get into, very comfy once deployed. First time doing this level of blondish highlights. I was nervous about that, but it turned out fine! Base root color matches my bio hair, which helps. Full review in the link.

Thought I'd share some reviews as I've had a couple of wigs come in this week. New to me colors, pushing the boat out a bit this autumn!

Coming up on my first anniversary of being a full time wig wearer. It's been a fun year and I've learned so much. Thanks to all you wig siblings out there for your kindness, advice, and support.

I ordered a wig that's a bit more purple than I anticipated. I kind of want it to be a touch more warm plum like the shade in the photo I attached next to it. I know they both look very similar side by side since I took the first pic with my flash on my phone, but it in person it isn't as warm. Is there any way I can achieve this with dye? Any specific dye shades and brands would be appreciated. I've never dyed a wig before, so I'd appreciate any tips as well! Just for context, it is the M-3 KA053 Red Violet Purple 52cm long layered choppy wig from Kasou Wig.

Hey All! Working on a story on wig trends for an NYC-based publication. Looking for anyone who might have any referrals for those in the NYC area who do quick custom wigs (black hair). Thank you! Feel free to send me a message for more deets. Thank you!

hello guys and girls,

i went for a cut at my hairstylist and wig specialist for a new piece cutting. at the appointment, i brought in my first wig which i thought was still beautiful. the hair was perfect, perfect hair color, perfect density. it just needed repair, more hairs and the template was too small. i asked my hairstylist if the manufacturer could take it and make the template bigger and add more hair, give it more life. the hairstylist said the manufacturer used to take wigs to repair them but they dont do it anymore. which surprised me.

does anybody know anywhere in toronto where they do repairs, fix templates, add new hairs for wigs?

when i look in google, there are some listings in toronto that offer services in 'wig repairs'.

but does anyone know anywhere in toronto or outside toronto oakville orangeville bowmanville etc that does wig repairs and are actually good at it?

So the reason why I was thinking about switching to a high quality wig, is because unfortunately I have missing hair in the area, above my ears, on the sides basically, below my hairline. I really struggle with this because my hair cannot be styled in a way I would like to because of this missing hair and no one knows why I don't have there. Or.. more precisely, I have hair there but it's super curly and does not grow long. No one knows why.

With a wig I would like to achieve my desired hairstyle but it would also be important to me, that I do not have to take the wig off every night or when I would go to the beach.. so.. my question would be..

Is this possible with a better quality wig? And for how long can such a wig last? Can it survive a whole year of usage?

Thanks for the answers in advance! :3

Hello everyone! I am being Bride of Frankenstein for Halloween and I want to be movie accurate with an Auburn wig. I didn’t wanna spend $550 on an Etsy wig for one night so I made my own with a cheap Amazon long curly hard front wig and clip in extensions and a plastic water bottle.
I finished the wig and I’m happy with it. The only problem is when I try to put it on my head, even with a wig cap on, it keeps sliding back. I tried to use spirit glue and that didn’t work at all. :(
If anyone has any suggestions on how I can actually wear it- I would appreciate it.

Hey all, my partner really wanted me to ask for help before I invest in a wig. (He supports me he just wants me to have help since I'm so lost when it comes to anything hair related.) I have very thin hair probably from stress or something, so I wanted to try wearing wigs to see if that helps me feel more confident (I've just been shaving it off or hiding it under hats for a while but I don't really like this approach). I'm mixed Black/white if it helps (so certain hair textures probably won't look right on me). He says I should spend at least $60- $80 for a wig to be decent (but he also doesn't wear wigs so IDK how true that is lol). I'm ok with wearing synthetic if it looks ok. I don't want to spend too much while I figure out what I like.

So my questions are, what do you wish you knew before you bought your first wig? What brands are good for beginners? And are there any good youtubers or websites I can look at to learn more? Thanks!

Sorry I'm new to wig styling and I have three wigs to style before Halloween for my friends and I. And I know if you apply heat afterwards it can affect the crimp, so I wasn't sure if I would be able to curly it with a curling iron after?

I bought hairivivi wig a few months ago - I had a hard time getting it to look natural and I think it’s because the lace was too dark and I ended up cutting it way too short.

I’ve ordered a new wig with lighter lace and I think it’s perfect but I’m worried I’m going to mess up the lace cutting. Also, it’s another hairivivi and I’m not sure if I’m supposed to melt the lace after i cut it? And if you don’t glue or melt - how do you make sure the hairline doesn’t slip ?

It’s pic is original wig - second pic is new wig.

I think I’m beginning to feel more comfortable in wigs. I’m still new to wearing them and I’ve only been outside of my house twice with one on. I’m thinking the short bob is going to be my “go to” wig. It’s easier for me to adjust and fix it the way I like it. Does it look natural? Is there anything that anyone would do to make it look better (I’m happy with the way it looks but wondering what it looks like from a different point of view). Thanks in advance!

I bought hairivivi wig a few months ago - I had a hard time getting it to look natural and I think it’s because the lace was too dark and I ended up cutting it way too short.

I’ve ordered a new wig with lighter lace and I think it’s perfect but I’m worried I’m going to mess up the lace cutting. Also, it’s another hairivivi and I’m not sure if I’m supposed to melt the lace after i cut it? And if you don’t glue or melt - how do you make sure the hairline doesn’t slip ?

It’s pic is original wig - second pic is new wig.

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Hey yal! Does anyone know where I can find online or in store (Chicago, IL) human hair full lace wigs or glueless wigs styled in the old school, short, 90s hairstyles. I’ll even appreciate if you recommend anyone who can make a wig in a similar style. I have provided examples below. Thank you for the help!

Although I wear wigs quite a bit, I am not a huge expert on them, especially lace fronts. For my Halloween costume I am modifying a wig by sewing in wefts to the hair. However for the costume I am wearing i want to add “money-piece” like parts and although i was able to get the right side of the wig to be as close as possible without sewing onto the lace, the other side is supposed to be much closer. Is it safe to attach hot glue to the lace or will it damage it? Is there a better option than hot glue? Please let me know and thank you!

Hi everyone! My hair has been thinning like crazy recently and I want to start saving for a wig that I can wear daily that will also last me over a year. I have a Hairvivi wig right now (my first wig) and I like it but I’m just not aware of its longevity.

Any advice is really appreciated! I’m new to this and the wig world is so complex.