Needed a little alteration, but amazing for the price!
I love synthetic hair because I don't have to worry about the curls losing bounce. This wig is great for the money. Here's what I did to get it lay more natural though. Things you'll need: Verb Ghost Dry Oil, liquid concealer one shade lighter than your skin, powder concealer your correct color, eye shadow brush, mascara in the color of your natural hair, clean and dry mascara brush, scissors and tweezers.<br /><br />1. First I trimmed the lace to match my hairline. (I cut off a good quarter inch of the front hair with the lace, you don't have to do this but it fits my face better this way).<br />2. Make the split I like on the side. Tweeze away the space in the middle of the split to make this split more noticable. At the front tweeze a triangle starting point also helps with that more natural split.<br />3. Put liquid concealer on the underside of the split, use eye shadow brush to brush the powder foundation on the top visible part you plucked. (Any extra powder, just shake the wig gently and it will fall away.)<br />4. I used the brown mascara to accent the roots of the split and roots along the front of the wig.<br />5. With wig in hand, spray Verb Ghost Dry Oil on the hair, shake and smooth loose hairs and tangles by hand. Synthetic hair will be soft but not shiny anymore.<br /><br />Glue in place if wearing all day, otherwise just use hair spray after its tacky to stick the edges down.<br />(I did not glue it down before taking pics, and I did not blend my makeup into the wig, so please do not judge the edging biased on how seamless. I wanted everyone to see how it looks without these finishing touches.)
Rating: 5 stars