Geisha Wigs

I am an avid lover of forever changing my hair. Always have been, since i was 13 and decided i was a goth & went some sort of sickly purple shade.
I've been turquoise, pink, orange, a combo of all 3, black, brown, lilac, blonde, yellow, green, apple green, blue, snot green, red, purple & lord holy knows what else.
I discovered wigs a few years back - i chopped all my hair off into some strange pixie bob type thing when i was 15 and it's never wanted to grow back into a respectable length. 

Then came the shaved head (half of my damn head)
Then the undercut, which I've JUST started growing out after 5 years.
My hair has been up, down, cut, glued, shaved, bleached & generally abused for over 12 years. It's only very recently that I've started to take very good care of my hair & treat it properly.
Regular haircuts, i trim my own fringe & i ALWAYS condition, use heat protection spray and give it the love it deserves.
Granted, i am a student & sleeping/wallowing in my own filth is usually the choice over getting a shower & making myself not look like Stig of the dump.

Wigs are my lord & savior
I can be whoever i like depending on what i wake up feeling like.
I purchase my wigs from Geisha Wigs as she has some of the best colors and styles imaginable - from cosplay to natural, bobs to Rapunzel lengths. It's amazing.
Maria who is the sole owner, runner, shipper, poster, etc etc etc is wonderful, she'll reply to any questions you have & get things out to you ASAP.
Be prepared to wait for a wig though, if it's not listed as "in-stock" it can take several weeks to arrive - so my advice is to order at least a month before any event you'd want it for, just to be on the safe side.

These are some of the wigs i currently have from Geisha Wigs:

Powderpuff - £22 + p&p

Prairie (both above, natural & plaited)- £24 + p&p

Pixie - £20 + p&p

Highland (left) - £22 + p&p

Noir - £20 + p&p

I love all of my wigs, i wear some a lot more than others, but i plan on buying a lot more.

My current wishlist includes:

Candy Twist - £22 + p&p

Modelled by Caviar

Duckling - £20 + p&p

Model: Emma-Rose Smith 
Photographer: Andy Photography

Scout - £22 + p&p

Model: Chello Chan 
Photographer: ClickClickBangPhotography 
MUA: Jolene Smyth

Half Moon - £22 + p&pModelled by Joanna Strange

&

Cherry Lipgloss - £22 + p&p

Modelled by Jemmy J

I hope this inspires some ladies to stop ruining their hair & purchase some different personalities that really DO help with feeling different having a different perspective on the world.

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Denman & Lee Stafford

I could shop until I spent every last penny in both mine and my partners bank account, that's a given - but I find it very hard to shop for myself and spend money on things that i can't justify anymore. I think growing up and having to put gas and electric on outweighs the need for new shoes or eyeshadow.

However, me and my aforementioned better half went for lunch with our 2 friends and godson yesterday and i was "forced" (i use this term VERY lightly) into going shopping, granted i didn't buy much - i did spend about £70, for me this is ALOT.

I have been absolutely desperate for a new brush, I had 2 until about an hour ago that looked like world war 2 had possibly been fought among them, it was disgusting.

This just isn't good enough for the products that are supposed to keep my hair looking lovely and healthy, I'd had them for years and when I cleaned it out I found hair colour I haven't had for almost a year - gross, I know.
So i splashed out (on my budget anything more then £3 is "splashing out") and treated myself to a Denman - I did stand looking at tangle teezers for 20 minutes before convincing myself that Jon would murder me with it if I spent £13 on a brush that didn't make a cup of tea.
The one I eventually opted for was Denman "Strawberry Shortcake" Fragranced Hairbrush - I wont lie, I DID spend £2 more than necessary on a hairbrush because it smells like strawberries, how long the delicious smell will last I do not know, but right now it's not something I want to think about.

Since looking on the website to find a decent photograph of the brush as it's currently (already) covered in my hair and out of the packaging - blogger oops 101, I am informed that there is infact an apple scented one aswell. Hmmmmm *shifty eyes*

Pfft - here's what the smelly bugar looks like 

I also treated myself to a wonderful Lee Stafford product - my hair is so snappy and falls out at ANY given opportunity so I decided to go back to being 16 year old Beki who looked after her locks and they were lucious and long (unlike 23 year old Beki who has to purchase hair as her real hair resembles a birds nest) and buy myself some heat defence spray, I have previously used Lee Stafford's product and I have repurchased over and over mainly because it smells delicious (I wont lie, i'm a sucker for smells..) but as I was looking for said product i came across his new(er/est) range containing Argan Oil, now any lady in the world knows that this shit aint cheap but my god it's a dream come true in fixing your fucked up locks. 

At a pricey £12.99 I decided to MEGA splash out and try to rectify the mess i've made since I discovered bleach at the age of 14. 

It smells absolutely divine and comes in a snazzy reddy/orange spray bottle, it says that it's "light weight" on your hair and that it protects your hair from the damage of a blowdrier and any other heated styling products - I used this for the first time this morning and I can say that my hair doesn't feel as straw like and it does smell lush.

Denman fragranced hairbrush - £8.99 Boots

Lee Stafford Argan Oil Heat Defence Spray 200ml - £12.99