What Is The Best Remy
Now, just because I love them doesn't mean I wear them all the time, nor do I feel that everyone has to wear them. Nope; instead I believe that 'looking on the bright side' of alopecia, it gives a great deal of flexibility! I go bald as often as not, have wooly hats for winter and cotton headwear for summer, own 12 different wig styles (all in chocolate brown) and generally mix and match as the mood takes me!鈧?The shape of the hairline around the sides, over the ears and nape - The gripper is designed to sit on the 'bone' of the scalp, not the soft tissue. (i.e. the 'fleshy' part of the scalp where you can feel the fat tissue, muscle or anywhere that the skin may move when the head rotates). This means the 'temple' hairline tends to sit a little further back than your own natural hairline and a little higher over the ears and where your 'sideburns' would usually be. The hairline around the nape is also a little higher in order that it doesn't rest on the muscles just below the occipital bone. In saying that, I have not had a problem with styling the hair. It always looks natural.