YOUR 1ST TIME BUYING A WIG
You want to buy a wig, but you're overwhelmed & confused.
You're afraid of wasting your money & ending up unhappy.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
- Where is the hair from?
- Has it been stripped of cuticle or dyed?
- How long is it expected to last?
The more processed the hair, the shorter the life of the wig
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BUY A PRE-CUT WIG
- You may know someone who bought an uncut wig, only to end up hating the cut
- When you buy knowing what it already looks like, you're at a great advantage
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IF YOU CAN'T FIND A PRE-CUT WIG
- Make sure you are crystal clear about the cut & if you have one, bring a picture
- Ask the stylist who is cutting your wig what the cut covers
- How many times can you come back to have it fine-tuned
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A WIG SHOULD BE WASHED
BEFORE YOU BUY IT
- There is no guarantee that the way it looks in the store is the way it will look after being
cleaned
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MAKE SURE THE COLOR SUITS YOU
- Take the wig outside to see yourself in natural light
- Indoor lighting will not accurately show if the color suits you
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WIGS ARE EXPENSIVE
- Don't buy a wig under pressure or one that can't be returned
- Find out the specifics of what the wig's warrantee covers & get it in writing with your dated receipt
- Don't be afraid to speak up for yourself & insist upon good customer service
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WIGS DON'T LAST FOREVER
- Usually, a cuticle-intact wig can last one to six years & a piece that's stripped of cuticle
around one to two years - No matter how fancy your wig is, if you mistreat it, you will definitely shorten its life
- Often using heat on the hair will damage it
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MESSAGE FOR BRIDES
You can find a wig that will look close to your hair
but not look exactly like your hair
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Realizing this from the beginning
will help you tremendously
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