Author: Black Women's
Being a woman from an African background and a woman of colour, often I have face discrimination against and seen people who feel that fashion and African women are not just possible. However, I like everything about fashion. It is my passion and I have always done my best to train in hairstyles and outfit and make up. I study in a private university at the moment and apart from being a lover of everything beautiful, I also enjoy every other aspect of life and believe in living healthy and enjoying every little things in life till the very end.
Follow the edge of this unit from the temple down to the nape and notice the shape it cuts. That perimeter, where the hair ends and the neck begins, i [...]
A wig form costs a few dollars, and it is the cheapest thing standing between this unit and a flattened mess. Look at how defined the curls sit and ho [...]
Open a unit like this fresh from the packaging and the first thing you meet is often not the colour but the smell. A new wig, especially a vividly pro [...]
A curl forgives nearly every flaw a unit can have. A sleek style forgives none of them. That is the whole difference between this brushed-back honey p [...]
Every hair in that fade was tied into the lace by hand, each one finer than the last, or it was not, and that difference is the whole thing. The taper [...]
Curly Pixie Fades Framed by Razor Lines combine a softly rounded curly pixie crown, smoothly blended faded sides, and precise razor lines that highlig [...]
Side-Line Tapers for Glossy Finger Coils combine a neatly blended taper, a polished finger-coil crown, and a clean razor line along one side to create [...]
There is no such thing as a raw hair unit in a bright, even auburn, whatever the tag says. Raw hair means hair that has never been chemically treated: [...]
If a shade dazzles on the stand and falls flat in your mirror, the colour was never the question. A vivid copper like this one is not a neutral choice [...]
The most natural-looking grey on a short unit is often the grey that was never grey hair to begin with. That sounds backwards until you understand whe [...]
Sellers quote density as a percentage and let you assume higher is better. On a short curl, that assumption works against you. Density is simply how m [...]
Push a finger down to the root of one coil and feel whether it slides free or catches. On this unit the texture is a tight, matte, natural kink, not t [...]
Black to silver is the longest trip hair can be forced to make, and it arrives worn out. To reach the platinum-ash coils sitting over the dark root on [...]
Buyers blame the hair when a short unit will not lie flat, and they are usually wrong. Look into this cap and you see the part that actually decides w [...]
A label reading premium is sewn into this cap, and it guarantees exactly nothing. Someone printed the word, stitched it in, and it now sits next to th [...]
The waves are the last thing to judge on a unit like this. They photograph beautifully, deep and glossy and sculpted along the side, but how they look [...]
Every one of these curls was shaped and set by hand. Look at how separated and glossy they are, each coil distinct, each one catching the light on its [...]
Why does a short straight crop behave so differently on a lace base than a curly unit? Unlike textured coils that hide cap transitions beneath volum [...]
A V can be trimmed into a straight line. A heart cannot be trimmed into anything except a smaller, worse heart.This blonde curly pixie wig carries [...]








