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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Now to me its obvious my recent pictures are using a wig because i was the one wearing it and as most of you know my hair style is shoulder length rather than long with no fringe.
I was wondering how many would consider actually wearing a properly made one? Men would you feel cheated if you had lusted over a woman all night to then realise her hair was all fake??
Guess im just asking in general how people feel about them.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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From a male perspective i'm not sure cheated is the right word. It might be a bit of a shock if things get naughty and it comes away in your hand though, lol. It's certainly not as bad as sneaking those chicken fillets into a superbra anyway!!! |
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By *els_BellsWoman
over a year ago
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Yes, i'd love a decent really well made one. When I watched Sean Bean and he was a TV I was mortified when he threw away his wig instead of his dress when he was running lol
I have had some good hair extensions, I have got clip in ones for special occasions now, not cheap but makes me feel a bit glam  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i remember going to a fancy dress one halloween at a club, so made the effort and drressed up, dug out the old crimpers and crimped and back combed my hair
when at the club some woman came over to me and asked where i got my wig from  cheeky t**t lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"i remember going to a fancy dress one halloween at a club, so made the effort and drressed up, dug out the old crimpers and crimped and back combed my hair
when at the club some woman came over to me and asked where i got my wig from cheeky t**t lol"
Had that years ago when my hair was long and we were sat caming.
The bloke of the couple asked why i was wearing one..... promptly turned the cam off  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I personally would never wear a wig!!
However - I've met several young ladies that do - not to hide anything but simply to incorporate a bit of variety - whether that be a brightly coloured one (everything from sexy bright blue bobs to long red locks!) or alternatively some extensions!
Nothing wrong with it at all in my opinion!
You'll still only ever see me with my natural flowing locks though!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I had my hair done once and was at xtasia and this man said it was a wig , lol and in chat room not here on other site he was there telling people that , lol its was my hair , lol i pulled my own hair to make him see real , because it was , lol |
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By *londeCazWoman
over a year ago
Arse End of the Universe, Cumbria |
My main experience of wigs is the mostly cheapo scratchy fancy dress type ones which generally mean I'm dying to take it off after about 10 mins and my own hair then looks like I've spent 3 hours in a sauna, only one I've got that's remotely comfy is my Cruella one which was £25 a few years ago so is probably a bit better quality...a few folk have commented that I suit half white/half black hair, I might wear it next time we invade Canada see if anyone agrees  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My main experience of wigs is the mostly cheapo scratchy fancy dress type ones which generally mean I'm dying to take it off after about 10 mins and my own hair then looks like I've spent 3 hours in a sauna, only one I've got that's remotely comfy is my Cruella one which was £25 a few years ago so is probably a bit better quality...a few folk have commented that I suit half white/half black hair, I might wear it next time we invade Canada see if anyone agrees "
haha it sounds wicked! you should so wear it. the red one ive got looks truly plastic and awful.. i only wanted it for the vampire pictures |
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By *londeCazWoman
over a year ago
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"My main experience of wigs is the mostly cheapo scratchy fancy dress type ones which generally mean I'm dying to take it off after about 10 mins and my own hair then looks like I've spent 3 hours in a sauna, only one I've got that's remotely comfy is my Cruella one which was £25 a few years ago so is probably a bit better quality...a few folk have commented that I suit half white/half black hair, I might wear it next time we invade Canada see if anyone agrees
haha it sounds wicked! you should so wear it. the red one ive got looks truly plastic and awful.. i only wanted it for the vampire pictures"
You're on Cute...next time we're all in Canada, Cruella de Ville will be taking over BlondeCaz - and Daz will just have to live with it!!! Might even do a coupla pix s'affie if I can be arsed  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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She didnt wear a wig, but I once went out with a girl who wore one of those hair extension clips. It freaked me out 1st time it came of.... other than that it was cool |
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I remember when we where kids my mum and dad rarely went out together. But sometimes we would have a babysitter and my mum would get ready and she wore a long dress(maxi dress now) and a curly wig, this would be about 1972/73 and it was all the rage to wear wigs to go out in |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"and i'll be sporting the red wig
Afro time methinks!!!!
Sneak preview for next time in Canada, have even managed Terminator style blue glow in the sunglasses "
love it!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"and i'll be sporting the red wig
Afro time methinks!!!!
Sneak preview for next time in Canada, have even managed Terminator style blue glow in the sunglasses
love it!!"
All you need now is some spotty dogs! Lol |
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By *londeCazWoman
over a year ago
Arse End of the Universe, Cumbria |
"Well dave n ryan are the forum bitches.. i can just paint spots on them.
Mmmmm collard pets  "
Mmmm, sounds good to me and we all know that a naughty pet needs an occasional smack with a slipper |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I remember when we where kids my mum and dad rarely went out together. But sometimes we would have a babysitter and my mum would get ready and she wore a long dress(maxi dress now) and a curly wig, this would be about 1972/73 and it was all the rage to wear wigs to go out in"
I remember my mum doing the same, yes women seem£ed to have a variety of different style wigs to change their look when they went out. It was my favourite thing watching my mum getting ready to go out |
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