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I love the look you've got with the wigs. I have been growing my hair for almost 3 years now and its below my shoulder, but I have a spot thats thinning bad on the bad of my head. Thought about transplant, but way to espensive and risky for me. I'd be very interested in know about your hair pieces, where you get them, price, etc.
Also, I'm totally into angora and mohair sweaters etc., Just got a new white angora turtleneck from a store in London, cost $150 but I love it
Reply: Do NOT go for a transplant.Thought of this myself a couple of years back, until I met an old friend I hadn't seen in about 20 years.He had had a tranplant done. It showed real bad. The skin where he had had the graft was white, I mean like regular paper and the skin around the graft was the Light tan color of normal skin. He also said the whole thing was extremely painful and it was still sensitive after 2 years.And you're right it's damm expensive I'll be getting my hairpiece "installed" at the hair dresser tomorrow. I thiks this is the way to go.(Cost about $1000 US, $1,500 CDN, all inclusive. I'll be posting pics. And you're another sweater lover. Great We can chat about this though our personnal e-mails.
Talk to you later.
I was wondering where I could get a long, straight haired wig like that. Also, if u know anything about this, could i get a would that would look real if i didnt wear some sort of hat on my head, so that if i pulled the hair straight back u wouldnt know it was a wig.
Reply: Actually, we (my girlfreind and I) get our wigs in the good ol'USA from Ace wigs. They are very reliable and this is the only company I have ever given my credit card # to on the internet.They offer excellent service..Prices are MUCH cheaper than in Canada. These happen to be Jon renau models (Showgirl and Broadway; despite the names I don't think they have a feminine look). Unfortunately, with a wig, you can't really pull your hair back above your ears otherwise it shows its a wig. Thats why I wear a scarf or cap when wearing a pony tail or a braid. Hope this helps. Here's the link below.