I recently decided to give my natural hair a break and dive into the world of short curly wigs, and honestly, I wish I had made the switch sooner. For the longest time, I thought long, flowing bundles were the only way to go, but there is something so liberating and chic about a cropped, textured cut. The main challenge I faced initially was finding a unit that didn't look too "wiggy" or bulky at the crown. After some trial and error, I found that the key to making short curly wigs look authentic is all in the finger-styling and choosing the right density.
I actually managed to snag my current favorite piece during a massive seasonal sale, which made the experiment much easier on my wallet. If you are looking to refresh your style for the warmer months, I highly recommend you shop now for a pixie or bob-length curly unit. These styles are incredible for those of us with busy schedules because they require almost zero daily styling—just a quick spritz of water and a bit of leave-in conditioner to reactivate the curls. Has anyone else made the "big chop" via a wig recently? I'd love to hear how you keep your curls defined without the frizz!
I actually managed to snag my current favorite piece during a massive seasonal sale, which made the experiment much easier on my wallet. If you are looking to refresh your style for the warmer months, I highly recommend you shop now for a pixie or bob-length curly unit. These styles are incredible for those of us with busy schedules because they require almost zero daily styling—just a quick spritz of water and a bit of leave-in conditioner to reactivate the curls. Has anyone else made the "big chop" via a wig recently? I'd love to hear how you keep your curls defined without the frizz!