A couple looked good on me and I will wear them again. A few that I recall looking good on me in the past did nothing for me now. And the majority did not look good at all; I wondered what possessed me to buy them in the first place. Maybe they looked better on a younger and/or fatter me – go figure.
One that I don’t recall purchasing nor wearing interested me. Did I buy it and never wear it? I don’t recall, but I thought with a little cleaning and grooming, it might look nice on me. It is a Paula Young wig called Chantel in copper red, a color that I often wore until I went blond 15 years ago.
That’s me wearing Chantel in the accompanying photo. Is it a keeper or a loser?
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| Wearing Ollalaa |
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| Elijah Wood, Shania Twain’s former drummer (not the film actor) |
Winner! As an olive skinned gal who looks awful as a redhead, if you can pull off red hair go for it. It also gives you a retro glamour kind of feel
ReplyDeleteI really like the red hair; go for it!
ReplyDeleteIt suits you and you look good with reddish hair.Depends whether people are so used to seeing you as a blonde now. not all women of a certain age go blonde as an alternative to white/grey, and keep their darker colour hair.
ReplyDeletekeeper. One that needs more rotation time
ReplyDeleteDefinitely keep it! I think it makes you look younger!
ReplyDeleteA loser!
ReplyDeleteThe wig is definitely a keeper...but then I always think redheads are beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteFrom one red head to another....that's a keeper! I think you look amazing in that hair color.
ReplyDeleteKeeper - definitely! I think you look better with darker hair, and the red suits your personality well (imho)
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ReplyDeleteI like the red one, the style and length are good on your face and body.
ReplyDeleteKeeper for when you want to channel your fiery alter ego. Actually in this photo the hair makes you look younger.
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Dear Stana,
ReplyDeleteYou’re so attractive that you look good in any color wig. However, I prefer you as a Blonde.
Love,
Sheila.
I love that color on you! Winner.
ReplyDeleteAnother definite Keeper vote!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous, Stana, so it's definitely a keeper!
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ReplyDeleteDefinitely a keeper! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteReading the book of Elijah Wood, it appears they are gender fluid. While one review uses the pronouns she and her, the main body of the book uses the pronouns them, they and their.
ReplyDeleteBut being gender fluid is the least interesting fact about Elijah, as the bio descibes an impressive array of talent and experience.
Thanks for the link to Elijah Wood. How incredible to be able to live one's life "in the middle". While we live in often troubled times, we also live in a time when gender fluid people are recognized and can live openly. Are they attacked?? Of course they are, but we have the power to eliminate the hater/enabler-in-charge this November. Let's stay focused on that and take another big step toward individual freedoms!
ReplyDeleteYour coloring it great for red hair! You pretty ladies seem to be able to blend in pretty much everywhere. Of course, I always think red is a good choice. Fortunately for me my circumstances allow me to buzz around with my long but fading red hair. So maybe I'm just a little biased.
ReplyDeleteI owned a Paula Young Chantel a few years ago, I must say it looks exceptional on you Stana. I believe it's the color that works very well with your style.
ReplyDeleteI used to go to the Paula Young factory store in West Bridgewater Mass all the time for my wigs. They are VERY TG friendly and I was treated so well with respect and compassion.
The customers were always curious and made friends with me also.
So if anyone is looking for a fun place for an outing try the Paula Young factory store.
BTW they will let you try on as many wigs as you like too!
It's a Keeper! It frames your face so well. I too have a Paula Young Chantel wig but in light brown.
ReplyDeleteI think it works for you. You're as beautiful as ever.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you do with wigs that no longer work?
Thank you for the compliment!
DeleteI donate them to a therapist who has needy trans clients.