Also, I tried the IG link to that post in the comment to someone else but it shows that your account is private. So I’m going to be sending you a friend request so if you see a friend request from Cheryl Kolafa that’s me. Thanks!

The most natural scalp is going to be on a silk top wig. I've been very impressed with the silk top on Bijoux Wigs. They don't do many silk tops, so you have to keep an eye out. There are many other brands such as Mckenna Wigs or Lusta Hair that do silk tops. Keep in mind silk is a thicker construction and will not be as "low profile" as a lace top.

I agree! I've been wearing more human hair and short synthetic styles these days. The good thing about straight long synthetics is at least you can just use a hot air brush on them and you don't have to worry about messing up a complicated wave pattern

It can go into a mid ponytail. Since the wefts are sewn in a horizontal pattern, the hair won't cooperate for high ponies. For that you would want to look into a lace top pony wig where the wefts are sewn in a circle. Those wigs can be worn in messy buns and high ponies

The lace top wig is from a company called Dejaco Hair. The color is called "Tabby"

@@wigfessionals Thank you

That's correct, western union. You might try asking the rep if they will take PayPal (I know many other vendors do) I have done Western Union but it does make me nervous...PayPal is always better when it's an option, even if they charge an extra fee.

Did you have any luck? Did you order?

@@RevoluciondeSalud I ended up not ordering, they keep messaging me asking my company’s name but I don’t have one, their wigs and toppers look really good but I would be more confident ordering on a more reputable and well known company !

@@Pollypocket25 I agree. I couldn't find more info on them. I searched them high and low, but their presence is only on social media. I'm communicating with a couple factories in China via Alibaba. Lets hope it works out.

Very good points here! So sorry I am only now replying to you! For the most natural hairline, you will want to make sure the wig has bleached knots, especially if it's a dark color. It's always going to be best to have a wig custom cut while you wear it on your head. The area that you're referencing can be thinned out, and having that done while you're wearing the wig is best so you can see and feel what it looks like while it's on your head. The lace front stays on my forehead with tension. You have to get the fit right or that lace won't be taut.

If you have more questions you can DM me on Instagram @wigfessionals send me a message via my website www.wigfessionals.com or email me at [email protected] happy to answer your questions and I promise I'll be more responsive on those platforms

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In my experience, Chinese vendors like TZ are not forthcoming with information, and they are very pushy when it comes to making the sale. You need to know exactly what you're looking for and ask for it directly. These vendors typically sell wholesale. It will not be the same experience as buying from a retail shop. Expect customer service to be bare bones. Expect communication to be challenging. It's a trade off to save $$$

Have you had any luck? How do you view their pieces?

Hey! I share way more on why I chose to shave my head and wear wigs over on my Instagram page. Here's a link to a video explaining my choice: instagram.com/reel/Ch-QHNzp9-J/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== The short version is that I started dealing with hairloss at age 13. I wore toppers for years and decided to switch to wigs 3 years ago because my bio hair was no longer serving me. The toppers were uncomfortable, and I hated seeing myself with patchy hair. Wigs are way easier for me.

I feel like when you first start wearing wigs there is a mental hump that you have to get over. I have a post on my IG page addressing this, and talking about this exact wig. I'll link it at the end of my comment. The lace has to be durable enough to withstand daily wear. Anything finer and it wouldn't. But lace is still fabric, it's not skin. So can you see it if you zoom in? Yeah, it will not be invisible. You will see gridlines. This is the mental hump I'm talking about. After a while, you'll grow more confident and comfortable in your wig and gridlines won't bug you as much. The only way yo truly avoid this is by choosing a closed front wig (no natural hairline) and using your own hairline to blend. This isn't a good option for most people with hairloss tho, as many of us have thinning hairlines. Here's the link to that post if you wanna read more thoughts on this wig: instagram.com/p/CgUdskqrbFG/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==