There’s a fun new wig line…for dolls! This month marked the launch of a bold new fashion doll line called Livâ„¢. The initial launch consists of four teenage friends who each come with an outfit, shoes and two wigs. Each of the wigs are easy to change so girls can instantly switch hair styles and colors, or even cut and style their doll’s hair without ruining their doll. Now girls can give their dolls a new hairstyle and a new look whenever they want. We think it’s a great idea!
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I have worn Snap – Misty Mocha for some time…
I have NEVER had sooo many compliments from stranges in my life!!! My hair dresser also gets tons of
referrals because people do not know it is a wig…..
PLEASE READ THE POSITIVE STARS YOU HAVE FOR SNAP!!! RECONSIDER THE STYLE, COLORS AND EVEN ADD A LARGE…. THE BEST YOU HAVE EVER HAD!!!!
I agree with Gwen. I have had the same responses when I wear Snap.
Snap is one of the most stylish and youthful wigs P.Y. carries.
Please bring it back!
I am so distressed that so many of the natural looking wigs do not come in size large. Forget the one-size-fits-all, it doesn’t! As a 5’9″ tall woman, I have long feet, long fingers and a larger head than many, a rather usual part of the “luxury-sized” woman. But, some of the wigs featuring lighter caps, hand-tied crowns/front are only in sizes average, small and/or petite.
I wear a wig all the time, due to hair loss that is probably due to medications and marked stresses from caring for a loved one until his death recently. No one seems to know it is a wig. I have a funny story, however. After receiving many complements during the evening, II slipped on a patch of ice leaving church on Christmas Eve, and my wig went flying. I was unable to grab it and put it on quickly, so my secret is out!]
Doe this happen to others?