
For longer than I care to remember, I have chewed my way through many a proverbial bullet in search of 'something different', imagining a romanticised version of myself, kohled eyes peeking out beneath a heavy curtain of hair, taking on the world with ambrosial, superhuman force. I'm talking about the fringe/ bang/ holy grail (yes, I believe the fringe has the power to make me look like a more interesting person). Post snip, I find myself staring at my not-so-new look through kohled face and misty eyes, desperately pulling at odd strands to make it sit less awkwardly and coming to the realisation that this year was no different to last. I'd never go back but for the few delicious days during regrowth, where it works wonderfully and I fleetingly become the character in my head.
Hershesons' Winge may just be my way out of hair purgatory, eradicating my 'should I, shouldn't I?' woes. A clip in hairpiece in the form of a fringe sounds like the ideal, albeit slightly dubious, solution to my seemingly eternal dilemma. Purchasable in an array of natural colours and red (genius), pink and purple, I'm hoping it's all that it promises. Meanwhile, I'm happy to allow myself to believe 'Winge' (wig + fringe), is actually just a poetic rendition of the word 'wing'.
Thoughts?
- Nadia


I LOVE fringe, xoxo
ReplyDeleteHershesons looks really cool. I'm constantly romanticizing new hairstyles, particularly how I'd look with red hair, but I always fail to acknowledge the hard work it would take to maintain it. I say try out the Winge, what do you have to loose, right? Post some photos too because I'm absolutely fascinated, and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
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you absolutely should.
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justyna
I rather like the idea.
ReplyDeleteBut for someone who is addicted to changing hair color (me), it probably wouldn't work too well.
your thoughts are so much better than ours. Dear you are an amazing writer.
ReplyDeleteI must say with such lovely face feature GO FOR IT! There's always time for change!
oh how I feel you on this, I couldn't have said it better myself. when I'm bangless (doesn't that sound kinda wrong? :D), I'm craving bangs, but I inevitably come to regret it right after the cutting. if this thing looks natural, get it, I would. xo
ReplyDeleteyour hair looks amazing!
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thoughts? ive never ever been a fan of fake hair. cool concept though, and an easy fix
ReplyDeleteWow this girl is brave to have red fringe. What an interesting look!
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I think, given your face shape, fringe is never going to be your best friend....unless, perhaps, you go very long and wispy. Dreamy, but is it worth it, always having something in your eyes? Pfft. I can't say. The hairpieces are genius! Surely, one of those things women will love and men will be baffled by, no?
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hmm ihavent worn my bangs down in such a long time .. i do miss them but in the summer its best they are gone ;)
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I love my bangs, ive tried to grow them out before, but i always feel so dull with out them.
ReplyDeleteMiss M
that 1st paragraph really was on the mark
ReplyDeleteKinda funny, but I spotted those things in Topshop a couple of weeks ago and was having my doubts too until getting it a couple of days ago :) I originally wanted to get more blunt and heavy one, but it was sold out by that time! I loved the one I got tho (just posted pics today btw I did not mention it was fake yet )))) wanted to hear all the opinions first ) and I'll be getting other types for sure now!
ReplyDeletep.s. amazed with your photos, moving on from chictopia and following you here.
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