Human Hair Bob Lace Wigs
Wigs are the most popular choice for covering hair loss. Many women, however, dread the idea of choosing a wig - picturing having to wear the hot, itchy, unnatural appearing wigs of yesteryear. The good news is, there wig-making technology has come a long way in recent years - resulting in lighter, more comfortable wigs that look completely natural. Most chemotherapy patients choose to wear a wig that matches their own hair style and color. Of course, there is nothing wrong with experimenting with a new style or color if you desire.Use a Wig Stand: One more must-have is a wig stand; this could either be a Styrofoam or mannequin head that will hold your wig and keep it in good shape when you are not using it. Using a wig stand is also a good way to wash or style your lace front wig if you prefer to have it off. You should also brush your wig everyday but be extra careful and don't brush it rigidly. Hard brushing will cause the hair strands of the wig to break or be detached.