Modern women use wigs to hold up their hair, while ancient women use wigs to hold up the world

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Modern women use wigs to hold up their hair, while ancient women use wigs to hold up the world

Someone once said that half of the actress' hair is fake.

It sounds a bit sensational, but it turns out that this estimate is conservative. Hollywood star hair stylist Priscilla Valles said in an interview that 97% of female stars wear wigs based on the customer base of the non-disclosure agreement they signed.


Moreover, even if there is no paparazzi to follow and take a selfie, their hair is generally, true, and fake in their complete private life.


The reasons for cheating are no more than those few. The most commonly used rhetoric is to change the shape.


In the era of ins, the frequency of changes in the shapes of Internet celebrities is astonishingly high. Some people have calculated that Kylie of Kardashian's family has a hair replacement cycle of 2.5 days, and the hair color, length, and bangs are greatly changed. There is no other way than to use a wig.

Kylie also expressed grievance about this. Changing wigs every day is not as easy as tossing real hair, and sometimes it is basically for changing. But there is no way, because everyone likes to see her change her hairstyle.

Another reason why celebrities wear wigs is for the camera. According to Amie Jorgensen, the stylist for "The Beverly Wife," at least $1,000 of the set-up fee for the star's appearance is spent on wigs.

This is because of the distortion produced by the lens, which not only makes you look wider, but also "eats" the amount of hair loss. Of course, you need to "reserve" more. Everyone at the recording site is like a poodle.

Now that the hair volume is mentioned, the ultimate reason why celebrities wear wigs should come on stage, that is: to support the hair volume.

Aging, hormonal fluctuations, stress or genetics, there are so many reasons for humans to lose their hair. But as a female star, it is considered incompetent to not be able to have hair like clouds on the temples. If you show a little bit of "baldness", you can almost consider changing careers.

Keira Knightley mentioned that he wore a wig for five years due to excessive dyeing during filming and physiological changes during pregnancy. During this period, he thought about what to do if he lost his job.

Ariana Grande said on Facebook a few years ago that her hair was tossed and part of her ponytail was a hair extension, and she also said that she had used more wigs than all the drag queens in the world combined.

In fact, looking around, like Lady Gaga and Beyoncé, almost no real hair is exposed. In a previous interview with Flaunt, Beyoncé played the word association game, and next to the word "overcrowded," she wrote "my wig closet."

There's nothing wrong with being honest. Jennifer Lawrence was on the Jimmy Fallon show and pulled a wig and stuck it to her chin. She also told the host that the hair on her head is now fake.

Jennifer's hair looks pretty natural, doesn't it? But female stars are also photographed looking embarrassed wearing wigs.

People can't help but sigh that modern women can only rely on wigs to support their hair volume. You know, women in the past used wigs to hold up the world.

Many people have seen "Peerless Beauty" and feel that the hairstyle in it is beautiful and exaggerated.


The trend at that time was summed up as, to pile the hair a little higher, a little higher.

However, this gorgeous but extremely impractical hairstyle has attracted countless people to follow suit. As a result, many noble ladies had to remove the top of the carriage when they went out, otherwise they would not be able to sit.


Not only is life inconvenient, but it also affects intimate relationships. When you bow your head at home, it is like domestic violence against your husband.

But in the end, we don't need to catch up with the fashion of hundreds of years ago, but when using wig extensions to support hair volume, we must also learn some hair care knowledge to accelerate the development of star hair.