Chic Bun (2013-2015)
Aug 5, 2013 9:32:44 GMT -5
Post by k8c on Aug 5, 2013 9:32:44 GMT -5
This was the one thing that my ten-year-old daughter wanted in the entire store. It retails for $20. And, while this is a hair-do I can do, it's not one that she can. (And, it's not one I can do as quickly as popping this on.)
We got the brown bun for Molly and it's a good match.
It was easy to put in and seems to be fairly sturdy. It's been hairsprayed, so I don't think the braids will come out or fray. It seems as if it will stay neat-looking for a long time. There are two combs attached to the wig--one to go under the "looped ponytail" and one to go on top. I don't think it would stay in well at all if all you only used the combs, but with the addition of two little bobby pins (you can see them in the photos) it's very secure.
Ours was quite roomy and would have easily accommodated a thicker wig.
Here are some photos, but please keep in mind that I spent about 30 seconds putting this in.
If I'd taken the time to do a better ponytail to start, it would have looked even better. Still, my target-aged daughter is thrilled!
We got the brown bun for Molly and it's a good match.
It was easy to put in and seems to be fairly sturdy. It's been hairsprayed, so I don't think the braids will come out or fray. It seems as if it will stay neat-looking for a long time. There are two combs attached to the wig--one to go under the "looped ponytail" and one to go on top. I don't think it would stay in well at all if all you only used the combs, but with the addition of two little bobby pins (you can see them in the photos) it's very secure.
Ours was quite roomy and would have easily accommodated a thicker wig.
Here are some photos, but please keep in mind that I spent about 30 seconds putting this in.
If I'd taken the time to do a better ponytail to start, it would have looked even better. Still, my target-aged daughter is thrilled!