Tsv wig

green girl · ‎04-26-2010

Anyone that has one - do these stay in place ? Jane keeps adjusting hers so makes me wonder if once they are on do you need to adjust ?

bells4me · ‎03-13-2010

They tend to slide up on the heads & you have to use the side tabs to pull it down.

Puppy Lips · ‎05-09-2010

I happened to flip by and saw JT. Honestly, I thought she was wearing a costume and it was a Halloween show. I don't watch her, so I moved on.

If you get one, I hope you like it.

Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else. Margaret Mead

Denise in PA · ‎03-14-2010

As a wig wearer, I think Jane did not have it on correctly. To me it was too far down on her forehead. It most likely felt very uncomfortable so she was tugging at it.

CamilleP · ‎03-09-2010

@green girl

I don't have that particular wig, but I have another one from Toni Bratton (sp?) and on me, they don't slide at all. If it's "sliding up" then it is too small. That's my complaint about the other wig brand the Q carries, I think it's called "Hairdo". It only comes in one size that, even at it's biggest stretched adjustment, it's too tight, and it will "creep" over time. I order the large size in the Toni Bratton wigs, and they fit well and stay in place over the course of a day. My complaint about both brands of wig is the same many other posters have voiced over the years; those horrible dark roots! I have "dishwater blonde" hair that's going grey, so my roots are the same color as my hair, or even lighter. Those dark roots look like one is a bleached blonde, whether one is or not, and I don't consider that a flattering look at all. If you have dark hair and want to match it, you'll be okay, but if you are blonde, be prepared to look like you need a root touch-up at the salon, and decide if you can live with it.

Jeanne from VA · ‎04-17-2010

@CamilleP wrote:
@green girl

I don't have that particular wig, but I have another one from Toni Bratton (sp?) and on me, they don't slide at all. If it's "sliding up" then it is too small. That's my complaint about the other wig brand the Q carries, I think it's called "Hairdo". It only comes in one size that, even at it's biggest stretched adjustment, it's too tight, and it will "creep" over time. I order the large size in the Toni Bratton wigs, and they fit well and stay in place over the course of a day. My complaint about both brands of wig is the same many other posters have voiced over the years; those horrible dark roots! I have "dishwater blonde" hair that's going grey, so my roots are the same color as my hair, or even lighter. Those dark roots look like one is a bleached blonde, whether one is or not, and I don't consider that a flattering look at all. If you have dark hair and want to match it, you'll be okay, but if you are blonde, be prepared to look like you need a root touch-up at the salon, and decide if you can live with it.

@CamilleP I agree with you regarding dark roots on blonde wigs. I have always noticed that the wigs in darker brown (non blonde) shades do not have those dark roots. They look much more natural. Donna, the model, frequently wears those darker shades of wigs during the presentations. They look so much more natural in the darker shades without those dark roots. I also wish Toni would manufacture blonde wigs without those dark roots! I think her wigs stay on well, if the proper size is purchased. I often think a few of the hosts (not the models) should take the time to put on the wigs properly and not put them on uncombed, sideways, too far forward, and in the wrong color. Toni's wigs look very good if chosen and worn correctly.