Wig One
This past month I considered exciting yet uncrowded places I might go when I inch out of the house. One of those places is a glass factory featuring demonstrations. I went a few decades ago. It wasn’t too hot for me and the MS, as I recall, but there was an open fire.
"Well damn," I thought, "I can't go. All my wigs are made of nylon and they would be ruined by the heat. Hmm. What I need is a human hair wig. But, I already feel guilty paying hundreds of dollars for a nylon wig: I cannot pay thousands of dollars for a human hair wig."
(And then, of course, I thought, "How hard is it to make a wig? I've reupholstered a loveseat. I've made cheese, I wove a basket, I sewed my wedding dress." Frankly, though, it sounds hard.)
Happily, there's a wide range of quality in human hair wigs, and there are even human hair wigs that are permanently one tenth the cost of higher-end human hair wigs. I found one that was the same as what one would pay for a synthetic nylon wig.
So I got one. I needed I could go out to a bonfire, stick my head in an oven, or stand next to a glass blowing demonstration in this pre-permed human hair wig.
This one goes by simply "Hu-man."
Wig Two
This is another attempt at beachy waves. Unlike the long-gone Beachy Hiltler, it came with bangs.
I think i'll call this one FLOTUS, for First Lady Obama, who is about my age and was criticized for wearing bangs.
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