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[General] Re: That was very helpful.

26years ago
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Hello?
 
 
I'm in my 20s thinking about getting a wig.
 
 
Your writing was a good reference.
 
 
Cheer up.
 
 
Please continue to write good things for your comrades.
 
 
Black...ㅠ_ㅠ But why is the wig so expensive..
 
 
The hair dye is expensive, too
 
 
Professionalsia is expensive... Phew... ㅠ_ㅠ
 
 
 
Style fault:
 
> Hello...
 
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> I haven't used it yet, but I made it.
 
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>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.
 
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> And I would like to tell you in advance that the contents below are written about my personal opinion and my process, not for the purpose of delivering accurate information because I am not an expert on wigs. (Out of concern that Reply will come up.)... ^^;)
 
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> And since I know that the allergic reaction to businesses is serious, I will write down only objective data as much as possible.
 
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> First of all, in my case, I collected as much information as possible on the bulletin board here.
 
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> And visit each company's website and look around the bulletin board..
 
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> So, I first chose Haimo and Mikiia, and I selected points to visit, and I made 8 lists.
 
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> Unfortunately, I didn't have enough time, and I thought it would be meaningless to go around more, so I went only six times.
 
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> The six branches I visited were in order: Haimo Seosomun, Yeongdeungpo, Mikia Yeouido, Gwanghwamun, Gangnam, and Haimo Seocho...
 
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> I prepared the elements to check in advance, but they were the designer in charge, reliability, and product.
 
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> 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 is made by the same factory, but it depends on the designer's order sheet that requests the order).
 
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> First of all, the biggest difference between these two companies is that, as you know, Haimo has each branch in a large company, and MICIA is a kind of consortium created by small companies.
 
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> The difference between these two is that Haimo has a systematic whole process, while Miki's is organized around the responsibility of each designer.
 
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> Two of the three Himo branches were consulted by a consultant, but the difference between Mikia and the designers in all three branches is that they consulted in person...
 
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> In the hair of the product, Mikia seems to be one-up (I think it's a characteristic of natural hair), and Hymo seems to be one-up in the processing technique of the product (such as Ima-seon).
 
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> This is what I felt objectively, and to add my personal opinion to the end...
 
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> Actually, it's okay if the wig is a little noticeable, but when I wear it, my sharp image (Haimo branch told me to model themselves).. Haha... I'm sorry... --I think it's useless if ;) doesn't come out...
 
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> 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.
 
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> 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 who are good at hair salon).
 
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> That's why it's a product, and I thought it would be okay if I could choose the exact information delivery and the subject matter, and 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 I just needed to learn how to get my hair done, so I chose it by grading each branch.
 
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> I don't know because I haven't used it yet, but if you want to wear a wig, please go around as advised by many seniors.
 
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> Rather than just doing it roughly, look around until you feel like you're doing it here.
 
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> Please ask carefully about this and that.(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.)
 
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> When you 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 you use it, how good it is not noticeable when you use it, the style that I think will look good on you, how much it gets tangled when it gets wet, and how to solve it easily.. etc.
 
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> Also, when making it, ask for a wider forehead, the location of the part, the color of the hair, and the material (even if it's expensive, a good material would be good) and so on...
 
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> I couldn't ask for a lot of requests 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 is a problem such as repairing it anyway, and when it starts to show (this is the life of a wig I personally think...), I think I'll be able to make a better wig because I have to produce it again, and I relied a lot on the producer this time.
 
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> 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.
 
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> In fact, I think this age group is the one who worries the most.
 
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> That doesn't seem to have helped, but I hope it's helpful to those who are worried about wigs.
 
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> I won't write down the points I chose or other details.
 
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> It's a little funny to write something like that when you haven't even written it yet and you might think you've chosen it well.
 
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> You'll use it in early July, but you'll have a wider view of wigs than you do now, and I can give you better information.
 
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> 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 request for a wig company.
 
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> Then that was the process and personal opinion that I should produce.