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BillysBride

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Normally, my hair does good in the summer. I have fine hair, not thick....when relaxed. The thing is since I've been natural I haven't really wore MY hair. Maybe for a month a couple months back but for the most part I've been wearing micros. I really didn't want to wear micros for the wedding. I would love it if I could have a style where none of my hair is being shown. That's why I was leaning towards a lace front. The invisible braids seem to be a perfect solution really but from what it sounds like my hair is too long for the invisible braids 'look' to work.
What do you want it to look like? I KNOW I can find a breathable, light weight, BELIEVEABLE looking synthetic lace front wig that will do exactly what you're describing for UNDER $100. I just need to know what style you are leaning toward. These things have combs back and front so they are very secure...open "wefts" so lots of air and your head doesn't get all hot....I really love 'em. And they come in all sorts of styles. Tell me length, curly/straight or whatever and we can go from there trying to track one down.
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Do you have a picture of what your describing? Or are you describing a lace front wig? You said they have combs attached to them? Are you speaking of a half lace front wig? LOL if that exists. I'm not real familar with them. This would be my first.

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Unless it's a FULL lace wig, all of them are only lace in the front. The reason these can be afforadable is because you can buy either a human hair lace front/full lace wig or synthetic. If you're only wanting it for your big day, I'd go with synthetic and save some major money. They have the extra lace in the front that can either be glued to your forehead below the hairline OR clipped off to blend into your hairline.

 

I need style ideas before I can come up with pics lady..give up the goods and tell me what you're thinking of.

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My hair inspiration is all over the place... definitely don't know what I'm doing with my hair yet! I almost always wear my hair pulled back (like the 1st pic) so I'd love to do something a little more special for the big day.... decisions, decisions....

 

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thanks for this thread. i have shoulder length (a little longer) natural hair. i want to be able to get my hair wet and not have to worry about it. i think i am going with braids. it was not my first option, but it is the only thing that i can think of that will last 2 weeks. plus i can curl it, wear it straight, get it wet, everything. for the wedding i think i will wear a bun. i was gonna try the wild and curly cuz i love that, but my hair has never been in jamaica heat and my wedding is not the time to try it out. also my fi has said repeatedly that he does not want me having hair frustration during our honeymoon, so braids it is. i an still looking for styles since my hair is longer and its even longer when i blow it out to get the braids.

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another question. i have been looking at pics. are tree braids like crochet braids?
Yup!

Crochet is what we call it here in the midwest. I hadn't seen it called "tree braids" til last year at some point. It's a good option, considering there's no weft to bulk up your head, and if you can have your hair braided small and tight enough, you should have decent versatility. Your hair would be corn rowed with the weaving hair (unbound) "crocheted" through the cornrows. You wouldn't have to worry about your hair doing whatever it naturally does since it will be underneath.
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