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update real hair vs synthitic wig
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I think Squeeboo is talking about wig liners. They are little mesh caps (like a small knit cap) with elastic all around. Very inexpensive--maybe $1.50 each. They definitely will keep the inside of the wig from irritating your scalp and will keep the wig in place real well. It will be a little warmer than just wearing the wig. I use a fresh wig liner every few days as the scalp still perspires like normal. I just throw the wig liners in the mesh bag I use to wash my panty hose. Wash and wear...no problem!
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If a wig does not work then you might try purchasing the bangs and having them peek out from under a soft hat or scarf. I purchased mine from the American Cancer Society Catalog and on their website. The bangs were cooler and a whole lot less scatchy and a whole lot cheaper that a wig. Hope it works for you,Susie
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