TLC by ALC

This hair gave me Easter Egg realness, which is a funny choice for a girl that hates rabbits. Regbardless, this hair was fun to play with.

A wash and deep condition prepped this hair for a roller set, and though I'm sure it's Japanese Kanekalon fiber which is very heat tolerant, it took to my low heat roller sets very well. She took some fun bounce, which really brought out the lavender-to-blue tip frosting.

A friend of mine is particularly rough on her wigs, tho not as bad as some extremists I know. But she tends to wear the bottommost layer of her wigs to grits, so she keeps me in business ;P

This one was interesting because it features a taper in the front layering that allows the back sections to be longer. So after a wash and deep condition then pressing the hair down to smooth out the crunch factor in the bottom layer and ends, an iron wrap was used to achieve a cohesive curl/wave pattern throughout all the layers, front and back. This wave was once again achieved with my second largest iron, which is apparently my go-to.

This service would be available for $15

The first 4 shots are of the wig before I did anything to it, aside from a possible brush out. I try to take pictures of wigs I do before doing anything to them, then take a few procedure pics along the way, then get a final product photo or two. The last 2 shots show what I was able to do with this heat tolerant wig.