Black Remy Hair Wigs For American African Women
Andrew's Makeover:Andrew wanted stylish new highlights, yet he didn't want to commit to permanent haircolor or any chemical service. As a professional model, he wanted to be able to remove the highlights if he wanted to and go back to his natural hair. Vikki Parman applied his highlights using quartersized microbonds to have smaller streaks in the hair while applying his hair extensions above the occipital bone. After the makeover, Andrew was very impressed with how great his hair looked as well as how natural it felt, especially when he ran his fingers through his hair. He loved how the hair extensions were virtually unnoticeable. This technique is great for salon clients who want highlights, but want to be able to take them out when they desire. This is also good for blending hair extension haircolor with natural hair above the occipital bone.HAIR TEXTURE: “Until recently, black hair never really looked natural on a wig or on a hair system: It was too wavy and had a hard shine on it which does not look natural. Once we were able to get the right process on the hair, hair replacement systems for African American women became a great option,” explains Turner-Primus. “For Asians, we’re able to match their hair texture exactly by using Virgin Human Asian Hair and for Caucasian women we use medium Indian Hair for its natural wave variation, shine and volume, while not being overly dense.” FRONTAL HAIRLINE: “It doesn’t matter who is or what their ethnicity is, we are trying to match their natural look, the way it used to be before they lost their hair. And the best way to do that is through pictures.