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05-10-2009, 01:13 PM
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Umm, I'll have to gently disagree. I've worn mine for nearly four years and mine look natural, like they actually grow out of my hair. Good matching color is the key. I agree that if you throw a Janice Combs-esque Barbie wig over your natural hurr, not good.
Those lattice shoe boots look painful.
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05-11-2009, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Steeltrap
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Umm, I'll have to gently disagree. I've worn mine for nearly four years and mine look natural, like they actually grow out of my hair. Good matching color is the key. I agree that if you throw a Janice Combs-esque Barbie wig over your natural hurr, not good.
Those lattice shoe boots look painful.
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Definitely agree with this. If you can have it placed in neatly, and upkeep is a plus, very stylish
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05-13-2009, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by psychdesire
Definitely agree with this. If you can have it placed in neatly, and upkeep is a plus, very stylish
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I was referring to those with the tracks showing along the forehead
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05-13-2009, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Smileyface
I was referring to those with the tracks showing along the forehead
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Agreed.
Just last night, I was in Starbucks and the barista had tracks haphazardly placed all over her head. Gone are the days when one actually attempted to hide her tracks. She CLEARLY had no issue with it. I'm not talking about a few strands of her own hair falling out of place, thus revealing a track. NO! This was blatant, willful, and intentional! There is NO WAY that she could EVER look herself in the mirror and NOT see track S running from the right side of her head to the left!
Her hair made me sad. 
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05-13-2009, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by RedefinedDiva
Agreed.
Just last night, I was in Starbucks and the barista had tracks haphazardly placed all over her head. Gone are the days when one actually attempted to hide her tracks. She CLEARLY had no issue with it. I'm not talking about a few strands of her own hair falling out of place, thus revealing a track. NO! This was blatant, willful, and intentional! There is NO WAY that she could EVER look herself in the mirror and NOT see track S running from the right side of her head to the left!
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blatant, willful AND intentional LOL
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05-13-2009, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Smileyface
I was referring to those with the tracks showing along the forehead
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Oh yea, i see. Those hairstyles without the natural look are ugly. My sister gave me one of those before, and I wanted to scream.
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