I’ve never been confused by a wig.
I’ve been confused by people’s choice of wigs, sure, who hasn’t? But to fundamentally not understand a wig’s construction and intent is new to me.
Maybe it’s just the lack of wigs in my life. If I had more connection to wigs, a great number of them interacting with me in my life, perhaps this would have happened earlier.
But it hasn’t.
I don’t cosplay anymore.
I have bland straight Caucasian hair that conforms to eurosectric beauty
dtandards so there’s no pressure on me to process my hair/add hair via wigs/extensions/weaves to hold a job.
I just stare at this mess of a doll wig wondering “why are you what you are?”
I removed the hair wire from the areas it was attached to the wig.
See? It’s now a wig that’s sparse in back and…that thing.
The string/base the hair is attached to seems to have been tightly wound around that…hair wire. That unicorn tail of sadness.
If the wig is to be saved I think this is the key: detach the hair strings from the wire, stitch to wig-cap where hair is sparse.
My first thought was that it might be for one of those dolls that had the pony tail you could pull out to make it look like her hair was growing. Like the Chrissy doll.
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That would make more sense if it wasn’t in a strange halo attached firmly in four places to her head.
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Oh, that is weird. Maybe it was an I dream of Jeannie wig? Hair up in a bun, with ponytail sticking out. Otherwise I don’t have a clue
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This is why it’s mystifying.
No pony tail, no bun, just a wide circle of hair that sits correctly on one side of the head and flips the wrong way on the other.
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It will be interesting to see what you come up with!
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