Wig Tutorial: Basic Dango

A pretty dumpling arrangement

By staggering the placement and size between the right and left sides, you can achieve a cute asymmetrical look.

1. Collect hair for the small dango.

After slicing and blocking off the hair you want to use, tie it off in a loose, messy ponytail.

Wig Tutorial: Basic Razor Cut

An arrangement for long hair

1. Begin by placing your razor 15-20cm below the jawline and then pull it lightly through the hair in a falling motion. 
*If you hold the hair at the end, the razor will move through it more smoothly.

2. Lightly gather blocks of hair and hold them back at a 45 degree angle before using the same falling razor stroke.

Wig Tutorial: Basic Slide Cut

A short visual kei arrangement

 
1. Block and clip/tie off the hair above the ears.

Lightly grasping a bit of hair between your fingers (at the end) cut slowly while sliding your scissors downward.

Lucaille/Dear Wild Wigs

Hi guys, sorry for lack the of updates on this blog for the past few weeks. Its just because of our st*pid internet connection. We don't have an internet connection for almost 1 week and when our internet was back, I got a bit lazy in facing my computer for a moment xD
 
Okay, let's go back to the topic ^^. After a weekend getaway from Batangas, the wigs that I ordered from them has arrived though they didn't make it on time so I wasn't able to bring it with me and do some photoshoot. The shipping took 4 days (April 14-21) before I've received the wigs that I ordered from them. They wasn't able to ship it earlier because of some delays. Some of the wigs that I ordered was out of stock so instead of waiting for them to restock it, I decided to choose another wig. And here are the wigs that I ordered from them and I'll do a wig test on them one by one.