I've been using this method for a while now and thought it time
to share it properly. I've used it on a WM125 and also on Xiaoli, my DS160+. DS heads are smaller than some, so
wigs can slip about
I always
fit a standard nylon wig cap
to both protect the head and give the wig something
to grip on. You can get these from Ebay for pennies.
First, you will need an elasticated hairband, about an inch in width. Even a length of elastic sewn in
to a loop will do for this, but the hairband should be close
to the colour of your girls hair for maximum stealth. I had
to shorten the one for Xiaoli, as it needs
to be a snug
fit to grip the head.
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Pin the wig
to the hairband. Starting at the centre fringe, pin the hairhand just behind the the front hairline of the wig. Next pin the hairband by the ears, but dont stretch the hairband
to do this, just run it around the
wigs hair line. Do both side.
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Finally pin the centre of the back of the wig
to the centre back of the hair band, leaving the section that falls down the neck free. I also clip the
wigs elastic adjusters
to the loosest loops. If the wig is really loose, you can pin the wig in several places along the back section
to hold it close
to the head.
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Finally,
fit the wig making sure you pull the headband into position (as in pics 1 & 2)
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Hope that helps, (and in true 9gag style) sorry for the long post, heres some shirt potatoes
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Karrot
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