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SHEIN, got it. Thanks!koaplayer1998 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 2:43 pm Don't know if it helps or not, but we currently have this one in our shopping cart there for my Isabella...
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Also, the brown one she's seen in our thread in recent pics came from Amazon and her current auburn one (as well as another brown) is from SHEIN.
You're welcome. This is the brown ombre one from Amazon, followed by the auburn one from SHEIN...
The auburn one from Shein is perfect. Their site is weirdly slow and the options/filters come and go depending on what you select. Do you have that direct link?koaplayer1998 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 2:56 pmYou're welcome. This is the brown ombre one from Amazon, followed by the auburn one from SHEIN...
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I just checked it in my SHEIN account and it shows as currently sold out. We got in way back in November.
Thanks for looking though, appreciate you taking the time. I'll keep looking and start looking at some Amazon reviews of the off brands...koaplayer1998 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 3:24 pmI just checked it in my SHEIN account and it shows as currently sold out. We got in way back in November.
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Hey, thanks for this! That's a lot to consider. A lot more than I even began to consider. I don't think Amazon is going to have the filter specificity for this so I'll have to go on some dedicated websites. Hopefully I can keep the price under $75 US, maybe up to $100US per wig. I'm guessing just three (auburn, blonde and brunette).SinsuaLuvr wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:18 pm You don’t have to drop significant investment on human hair wigs but there are some tricks and terms you should include in your searches/filters.
Bangs or not…? Just a matter of preference and style. Styles and colors can vary the price significantly.
Caps….basically how the hair is held together and applied to scalp. Lace front cap make a very natural looking hairline.
Waves, curls or straight. Those waves and curls are beautiful and makes lovely volume but also = more tangles and maintenance
Length - how long do you want?
Finally Fit- not all wigs are “one size fits all”. Have a good idea of your dolls head circumference as measured above the eyebrows to around the bulkier part of the back of the head. Wigs are made to be somewhat adjustable but fit a specific range of circumference.
Some additional resources:
https://www.wigshe.com/blog/hair-care/w ... d_source=1
https://www.wigs.com/pages/wig-buyers-g ... d_source=1
I went to a local wig shop and when I saw it, Layla had to have it. it was a lot more than I expected (above $200) but she dazzles with it on. It’s an Alan Eaton collection.PartThree wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:37 pmHey, thanks for this! That's a lot to consider. A lot more than I even began to consider. I don't think Amazon is going to have the filter specificity for this so I'll have to go on some dedicated websites. Hopefully I can keep the price under $75 US, maybe up to $100US per wig. I'm guessing just three (auburn, blonde and brunette).SinsuaLuvr wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:18 pm You don’t have to drop significant investment on human hair wigs but there are some tricks and terms you should include in your searches/filters.
Bangs or not…? Just a matter of preference and style. Styles and colors can vary the price significantly.
Caps….basically how the hair is held together and applied to scalp. Lace front cap make a very natural looking hairline.
Waves, curls or straight. Those waves and curls are beautiful and makes lovely volume but also = more tangles and maintenance
Length - how long do you want?
Finally Fit- not all wigs are “one size fits all”. Have a good idea of your dolls head circumference as measured above the eyebrows to around the bulkier part of the back of the head. Wigs are made to be somewhat adjustable but fit a specific range of circumference.
Some additional resources:
https://www.wigshe.com/blog/hair-care/w ... d_source=1
https://www.wigs.com/pages/wig-buyers-g ... d_source=1
Wow! Just.... Wow!Davey2469 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 6:01 pmI went to a local wig shop and when I saw it, Layla had to have it. it was a lot more than I expected (above $200) but she dazzles with it on. It’s an Alan Eaton collection.PartThree wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:37 pmHey, thanks for this! That's a lot to consider. A lot more than I even began to consider. I don't think Amazon is going to have the filter specificity for this so I'll have to go on some dedicated websites. Hopefully I can keep the price under $75 US, maybe up to $100US per wig. I'm guessing just three (auburn, blonde and brunette).SinsuaLuvr wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:18 pm You don’t have to drop significant investment on human hair wigs but there are some tricks and terms you should include in your searches/filters.
Bangs or not…? Just a matter of preference and style. Styles and colors can vary the price significantly.
Caps….basically how the hair is held together and applied to scalp. Lace front cap make a very natural looking hairline.
Waves, curls or straight. Those waves and curls are beautiful and makes lovely volume but also = more tangles and maintenance
Length - how long do you want?
Finally Fit- not all wigs are “one size fits all”. Have a good idea of your dolls head circumference as measured above the eyebrows to around the bulkier part of the back of the head. Wigs are made to be somewhat adjustable but fit a specific range of circumference.
Some additional resources:
https://www.wigshe.com/blog/hair-care/w ... d_source=1
https://www.wigs.com/pages/wig-buyers-g ... d_source=1
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