Human Hair Woman Wigs That Look Real
Some of the most remarkable hairstyles were those found in the 18th Century royal courts, particularly that of Marie Antoinette. Nobles and royals wore elaborate wigs of highly decorative curls which were piled sky high. Wigs and hair were coated with a white powder over a sticky mucilage to help the powder to adhere. Men of the day wore white-powdered wigs of long curls much like the ladies did. The gentlemen sometimes pulled their curls back with a simple black bow, while the ladies adorned their ringlets as intricately as possible. Feathers, ribbons, and garlands were among the popular decorations for ladies. Over time, the “bigger is better” motto became gospel, and the women of the royal court competed with each other to see whose hairdresser could create the most big, lavish, and outlandish coiffure. The hair was crafted over tall cage frames or horsehair pads for to create shape and increase height, and the finished creations were starched and powdered. Due to the immensely time consuming process of creating an elaborate Court hairdo, the women went weeks between washing and styling their locks...There are of course those who like to have a variety of human hair wigs, lace wigs, or a Hair weave or two in their collection so that they can change their appearance whenever they want to. Teenagers and young adults enjoy mixing up their appearance with different hairstyles, and often it can be too expensive to visit the hair salon every time you feel like a new look. It can be much more affordable to have a few human hair wigs in your wardrobe, as you will get a lot of use out of them and you can make the decision on a daily basis in regards to the style of hair you feel like today.