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Finally, here is my third and last look from the final round of the Iron Wigs contest!! C:

When trying to decide what wig to style that could use a tutorial, I thought back to the fact that there HAS been one question I get far more than the others, and that's about how I put volume into my wigs (and spikes) without the use of foam core. I mentioned this before with the Tai challenge, but I really love using only hair when I can. I just love the way a fluffy wig looks, it just gives your wig a slightly more realistic element than having everything shellacked down (even though there's a time and place for that, too! Hello, Linebeck wig!).

So I took two Jareth Long's and wefted them together, which I also talk about in my tutorial. My most frequent comment on my Sora wig photos is "what do you MEAN you put two wigs together?!" so hopefully I was able to give some insight on that, as well as the different ways that you can add wefts to your base wig- through sewing, and through flexible, clear-drying glue.

I was originally going to go for a huge kitty cat wig, but then as I began to work with teasing the bangs and different spikes, the wig just started to SCREAM cute demon gal at me, so I made a last minute decision to change everything and I made two lil devil horns to go on top! And I'm glad I did, it turned out really fun!!

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Wig modeled by

Progress of this wig: tinypic.com/r/34qmoty/5

And here is my video tutorial for this wig: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFgKmf…

Description
Finally, here is my third and last look from the final round of the Iron Wigs contest!! C:

When trying to decide what wig to style that could use a tutorial, I thought back to the fact that there HAS been one question I get far more than the others, and that's about how I put volume into my wigs (and spikes) without the use of foam core. I mentioned this before with the Tai challenge, but I really love using only hair when I can. I just love the way a fluffy wig looks, it just gives your wig a slightly more realistic element than having everything shellacked down (even though there's a time and place for that, too! Hello, Linebeck wig!).

So I took two Jareth Long's and wefted them together, which I also talk about in my tutorial. My most frequent comment on my Sora wig photos is "what do you MEAN you put two wigs together?!" so hopefully I was able to give some insight on that, as well as the different ways that you can add wefts to your base wig- through sewing, and through flexible, clear-drying glue.

I was originally going to go for a huge kitty cat wig, but then as I began to work with teasing the bangs and different spikes, the wig just started to SCREAM cute demon gal at me, so I made a last minute decision to change everything and I made two lil devil horns to go on top! And I'm glad I did, it turned out really fun!!

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Wig modeled by

Progress of this wig: tinypic.com/r/34qmoty/5

And here is my video tutorial for this wig: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFgKmf…