Half wig or full wig

A wig could work but you would be limited to certain styles. Maybe consider a sew-in and that why you have more option on styling. Look on

http://universalsalons.com/ you might find something you like on there.

I like 1/2 wigs..

OMG...today I was in the store trying to buy weave and almost had a panic attack! there were like 4 double rows of hair to choose from...This is my first weave. I usually wear ponytails. There are way too many to choose from..I left the store

Thanks for the insight.

if I were to go with a wig what kind would I go with

Human hair wigs would be best as synthetic you can't really do too much in terms of styling, your pretty set in that style. Lace fronts are good as well but i don't glue or tape, i blend the edge of the lace wig in with my edges and it looks natural. A sew in is also a good option as you can style that in pretty much anyway depending on what type of hair you are using. If you are going for a long look you can try milky way que which is pretty good or even chocolate remi or any other remi or 100% human. It all depends on what your price point is. If you go with a wig, its tons of options to choose from in that aspect.

I think I am gonna do a long curly look. What price range will I be looking at

It depends on whether your doing a wig, or a sew (with tracks). Wigs I know can be anywhere from $24.99 to $89.99 depending on the style and brand. Sew-in hair depends on what brand, length, and style. I know personally the milky way que along with premium too run about $34.99 - $44.99 for the long lengths (i.e 14 - 18 inches). The remi hair tends to be a bit more expensive and can run anywhere from $60-$120)

Thanks for the info. Would a wig b cheaper then a sew in

No problem chica. I've learned by experience and friends what hair is good and which isn't. As far as a wig being cheaper, if you find a really good human hair curly wig, it'll probably be in the range, all the way up to $90. With a sew-in, depending on what type of hair you get, and who you get to sew the hair in, you could spend about $100 or more. I live in houston and my hairdresser charges me $60 and I usually end up spending about $40 (or a little more depending on the style i'm getting) on human hair.

Alright so pretty much I need to do my research and pick which is better for me and what will look best with my dress. So can u explain the difference between lace fronts and regular wigs

Lace front wigs have an area around the front that's lacy, to conceal the hair line and blend. So you can part it and it looks like the scalp, but is actually the wig.

Try hisandher.com. I order braiding hair from there, and they have reasonable prices, and offer all kinds of products. Their human hair quality is good, the prices range, and you can get nice hair for a decent price.

I have a lot of research to do I see. But I have learnedly that if I go the wig route a lace front is the way to go

A couple of my coworkers wear them and they look really nice.

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