Different Type of Wigs

 Many years ago, wigs were worn to hide baldness and illness. In today's society, wigs are worn because they are convenient and it gives us ladies the opportunity to change our styles as often as we desire. Need I say more! Wigs have come a long way and are made in a variety of styles with different cap options. Allowing for them to be used on occasion or for everyday wear.

I myself am wiggy and I love it. The options are endless and fun. I enjoy playing around from short to long, curly to straight. My favorite type is human hair lace front. Give it a try you will love it as well. Continue reading and you can find the best fit for you. Enjoy!

 SYNTHETIC WIGS

Synthetics wigs are one of the most popular style wigs made. These machined made wigs are crafted with high quality man-made fibers and are colored and style before hand to create the look of natural hair. Synthetic wigs have caps in the inside, are very manageable, and are less expensive then human hair wigs.

 

 

HUMAN HAIR WIGS

 Versatility is what you get from human hair wigs. Many people who wear them desire a real natural look and feel. Because the wigs are made of natural hair, you have the option to shampoo, relaxed, color and curl the hair. Human hair wigs do cost more than synthetic hair but they last much longer with the proper care.

LACE WIGS

There are two types of lace wigs, full lace and frontal lace. The lace material is thin and undetectable. It serves as the scalp and closely resembles natural skin when attached too the head.  A full lace wig has lace throughout the whole wig which gives you the option to part the hair anywhere. Whereas a lace front only has lace in the frontal section about three to four inches back depending on the particular brand. This allows you to part the hair in the front, middle, and sides. The majority of the lace wigs are made from human hair, but you can find high quality synthetic ones as well. Lace wigs are higher in price and have more versatile then any wig on the market. This is usually why you see a lot of celebrities rocking this look.

MONOFILAMENT

Do you want the illusion of hair growing out the scalp? If so, this wig is for you. Monofilament wig has a cap that uses thin material that is light and breathable on the head. Because of the hand tied hairs, you are capable of parting, styling and combing the hair in any direction. Monofilament comes in human and synthetic hair as well.

Wigs

If you are new to wigs or wear them on a daily basis, you know that there are a lot of key components in chosen the right one. Lets face it ladies sometimes this can be a bit overwhelming. In today's society wigs have become a huge part in our everyday lives from fashion, entertainers and parties They are no longer used for Halloween, dress up and clowns.

Wigs are made from several different types of material such as; horsehair, buffalo hair, and wool. The most common material is human hair and synthetic materials. Continue reading and you will have the all access guide on everything that makes wigs beautiful.


Synthetic Hair
These wigs are the cheaper of the bunch. The hair strands are made of acrylic fibers. You know that saying, "You get what you pay for." It usually works that way with synthetic hair. Most of the wigs come prestyled and are not heat resistant. High end synthetic wig manufactures have begun to use protein-based synthetic strands. This allows for the use of heating tools such as flat irons and curling iron.

Human Hair
Human hair wigs can be treated as your normal hair. You can shampoo, color and heat style. Many human hair hair wigs are virgin (hair that has not been processed), which allows you to customize the hair to your liking.

Machine Tied
Machine tied are based on strands that have been woven together with thread in an automated process.

Hand Tied
Usually are more natural and give the illusion that hair is growing from the scalp. Most hand tied wigs are made with human hair. The cap constructions feature a mesh that may be one piece or separate sections of mesh sewn together. The lace that you see in a full lace and lace front is the mesh.

Thin Sink and Monofilament
Thin skin is used in machine tied wigs to give the appearance of a natural scalp part. Monofilament is a nylon mesh piece with hand tied hairs that is added to some machine tied wigs. This process offers flexible, natural looking parts.

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Update

My last post was about my diabetes scare. To be honest with you all, I have been slacking. The exercise has been very minimum but my diet has changed a lot. For starters, I am not a breakfast person and never will be. So I began to incorporate smoothies into my routine. It easier to digest and you stay fuller much longer. I drink one for breakfast and have another for lunch. In between meals, I drink as much water as possible. For dinner I have a lean protein, vegetables and some fiber.
 Every girl loves a good smoothie. What is your favorite smoothie flavors? Sound off below let's talk about it.

Strawberry Kiwi Banana Smoothie
1/2 c. strawberries
1/2 c. kiwi
1/2 c. banana
1/2 c. low fat or ff milk
1 c. spinach

Don't worry you don't taste the spinach.

Once I loss twenty pounds, I will post a pic! :)

What is beauty?

What is beauty? How do we define it? Is there a way to define beautiful? We try to determine what beauty is and how we perceive it. Because the factors that determine what beauty is are always evolving it is difficult to determine beauty. The media has a huge influence on what determines how one is beautiful. This is why you see very thin women around the world. This isn't always the way to go because there are countries where being slightly heavy or obese is consider gorgeous. It's because of reasons like this why we cannot define beauty objectively and we keep looking for answers on how to be flawless.

Because there is no one factor that defines beauty, is it difficult to answer the question. What is beauty? Weigh in and let me know what you think.

Beauty Tips

Cleanse and moisturize your skin daily, this will help you by removing your dead skin and giving you a fresh look. In addition, be sure you're drinking 6 to 8 glasses of water every day to ensure your skin and body stays hydrated.

Always wear sunscreen. This helps to prevent wrinkles and sun damage to your skin, but also prevent skin cancer.

Diabetes

I am a very upfront and honest person. As I open up and let you in on my journey,  I ask that everyone keep an open mind.  I wasn't sure if I would discuss this topic because to some people this is a really sensitive subject and to others it really doesn't matter. To be honest, everyone should take this matter seriously because it has affected someone close to you one way or another. What am I talking about you ask? It is diabetes.

I received a phone call the other day from my doctor. Usually when I have blood work done the office calls whether or not the news is good or bad. I didn't think much of it when I answered the phone. My physician identified herself and then she broke the news to me. My doctor stated, "your kidneys and liver are functioning normal but your sugar levels are high". My answer, "What does this mean"? She broke it down to me. I have what you call pre-diabetes. This is still as dangerous as type 1 and type 2. At this point, I don't need insulin or medicine to keep it in tact.  My doctor and I agree upon getting my number lower within six months. What do I plan to do? I'm going to start with baby steps. Exercise more, drinking plenty of water, and changing my eating habits.This is my goal moving forward and I would like to bring you all along as I begin my journey. I am here to support you all and be a voice and vice versa. My goal is to get myself back on track and help others along the way. Wish me luck. :) Please feel free to view  the information  below.


As you may know, you don't have to be obese or overweight to have this disease. Diabetes is the condition in which the body, does not properly process food for use as energy. The food we eat is turned into glucose (sugar) that our body uses for energy. The pancreas makes a hormone called insulin to help the glucose get into the cells of our bodies. When you have diabetes your body can't make enough insulin or can't use its own insulin as well. This cause sugar to build up in your blood.
Diabetes can cause serious health complications including heart disease, kidney failure, blindness, and lower extremity amputations.

Symptoms
Frequent urination
Excessive thirst
Extreme hunger
Tiredness
Very dry skin
Tingling in hands and feet
Sudden vision change
Unexplained weight loss

Type 1 Diabetes
Usually diagnosed in children and young adults. In type 1, the body doesn't produce insulin. Insulin is a hormone that is needed to convert sugar, starches, and other foods into energy.

Type 2 Diabetes
This is the most common form of diabetes. Many people are unaware they are at high risk. Type 2 is common in Latinos, African American, Native Americans, and Asian Americans. In type 2 diabetes, either the body does not produce enough insulin or the cells ignore the insulin. When glucose builds up in the blood instead of going into cells, it ca lead to diabetes complications.

I hope everyone takes this information into consideration and spread the word.

Thanks