Protective Hair Style of the Day – 25/10/2014

Hi dearies,
I noticed my hair started to break again and so I decided having my hair in plaits whilst rocking a wig to protect it from the harsh winter elements was the way forward. To save some money I decided to re-make ‘Keke’, if you are new to the blog here is a link to the original Keke (Hair Project: Wig Making http://wp.me/p31sI3-8T ). As you remember Keke was one of my first wig making projects shared in this blog. I must say, she came out looking even better! I am so glad I invested in hair that has lasted for over 4yrs now!!
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I get asked why I do not opt for normal sew-in weaves. It is actually because I do not trust people touching my hair and also I quite like the concept of caring for my own natural hair whilst it is protected. A wig (removable one, no glue, not sewn down) means I have direct access to my natural hair. Here’s a useful post for further details (Hair Project: Wig Update – Rocking a Wig Whilst You Care for Your Natural Hair http://wp.me/p31sI3-gu ).

Here’s a pic below showing me after a long day to serve as proof. I just love the fact that none of my hair is out. The best part to me is the fact that the total cost to my wallet was £0 because it was recycled weave extensions! Although, it cost me my time to make it. Have you ever rocked a wig or would you consider making one? Let me know below.

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Kisses,
Lady P

7 thoughts on “Protective Hair Style of the Day – 25/10/2014

  1. Yes! I am wearing wigs to grow my natural hair out. Thanks for being an inspiration and showing that type 4 hair can grow long!

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