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[General] After making the wig...

26years ago
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Hello...
 

 
I didn't write it yet, but I made it.
 

 
I thought I had to post something after getting it right, but when I tried to write it, I didn't have much to write.
 

 
And I would like to tell you in advance that the following is a description of my personal opinion and my process, and I am not an expert on wigs, so it is not intended to deliver accurate information. (Out of concern that Reply might come up.)... ^^;)
 
 
And since we are well aware that the allergic reaction to businesses is serious, we will write down only objective data as much as possible.
 

 
First of all, in my case, I gathered as much information as possible on the bulletin board here.
 

 
And visit each company's website, look around the bulletin board..
 

 
So I first chose Haimo and Mikiia, and I chose the points to visit, and I made eight lists.
 

 
Unfortunately, I didn't have enough time, and I thought it would be meaningless to go around more, so I only went to six.
 

 
I visited 6 locations in order: Haimo Seosomun, Yeongdeungpo, Mikia Yeouido, Gwanghwamun, Gangnam, and Haimo Seocho...
 

 
I prepared the elements to check in advance, which were the designer in charge, the reliability, and the product.
 

 
Actually, I thought I could check the product by company, but when I went there, I found out that it was not the case (it's made by the same factory, but it depends on the designer's order sheet requesting the order).
 

 
First of all, the biggest difference between these two companies is that, as you know, HIMO has each branch in a large company, and MICIA is a kind of consortium created by small companies.
 

 
The difference between these two things is that the whole process of Himo is organized, whereas Micia is built around the responsibility of each designer.
 

 
Two of the three Himo branches were consulted by a consultant, but the difference is that the designers in all three of Miki's branches were directly consulted by the designers...
 

 
In the hair of the product, Micia seems to be one level (I think it's a characteristic of natural hair), and in the processing technique of the product (like an ema line), Haimo seems to be one level.
 

 
That's what I felt objectively, and to add my personal opinion to the end...
 
 
I actually don't mind if the wig is a little noticeable, but my sharp image when I wear it (Hymo branch told me to model themselves).. Haha... I'm sorry... --I think it's useless if ;) doesn't come out...
 

 
According to the designer of the place I came to produce, the wig is 30 for product, 30 for cut, and 40 for care and care.
 

 
It's a product. The overall score will be about 20 to 30 at the most, and the cut actually has a lot of individual differences (there are hair stylists in beauty salons who are good at hair).
 

 
That's why it's a product, and I thought it would be okay if I could choose the exact information delivery, the material, and the part. The cut is just a feeling (I haven't left my hair in person, so there's no way I can know)
 
Since I tend to pay a lot of attention, I thought that I would only need to learn how to do my hair well, so I chose it by grading each branch.
 

 
I don't know because I haven't used it yet, but if you want to wear a wig, please go around like the advice of many seniors.
 

 
Rather than just doing it roughly, look around until you feel like you're doing it here.
 

 
Please ask me this and that carefully.(I didn't do that this time either, but after a while, I think it would be a good idea to make a list of questions.)
 

 
When I use a lot of dry or styling products, it goes bad to a certain extent, how to cope with it, how to make it noticeable when I use it, how to make it not noticeable when I use it, the style that I think will look good on me, how much it gets tangled when it gets wet, and how to solve it easily.. etc.
 
 
Also, when making it, ask for a wider forehead, the position of the part, the color of the hair, the material (even if it's expensive, a good material would be good) and so on...
 
 
I wasn't able to request a lot because I was busy and it was my first production, but if I like it this time, I'm going to make another one because there are problems such as mending anyway, and when the lifespan starts to show (this is what I personally think the lifespan of a wig is...), I thought I would be able to make a better wig because I had to make it again, and I relied a lot on the producer this time.
 

 
I'm in my late 20s (29) and my thinking is a little open, so I wrote mainly about people of my age who have similar tendencies to me.
 

 
In fact, I think this age group is the one who worries the most.
 

 
That doesn't seem to have helped, but I hope it helps people who are worried about wigs even a little bit.
 

 
I won't write down the points or other details that I've chosen.
 
 
It's kind of funny to write something like that when you haven't even written it yet and you might feel like you've made a good choice about whether you'll regret it or not.
 

 
You'll be wearing it in early July, and you'll have a broader view of wigs than you have now, and I can give you better information.
 
 
I think it's become too long to write a short personal opinion, but I also remember being so thirsty for information that I couldn't do anything else until I made it, and the strange situation where no one can answer even if I post a message asking for a wig company recommendation.
 
 
So that was the process and personal opinion of my production.