Protective styles are so in and the (ever classic) wig is an all time winner. In recent times, wigs have been revamped to be modern and extremely versatile.
Best way to braid your hair before wearing a wig
This is how to wear your hair underneath a wig...
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Wigs come in authentic human hair making it possible to rock a wig over and over without fear of it tangling, pulling or tugging in any way. They are finished/weft to perfection making it as natural looking as possible.
But before wearing a wig, even before donning the wig cap-you want to smooth out your head as much as possible for the wig to sit well and pretty- make sure your hair is braid perfect and kept in top shape underneath the wig.
Check out this super easy way to style your hair just before you wear the wig, watch the simple video above.
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