Je unajua Mawigi na Rasta Zinatoka wapi?

Ajabu wapo wanawake hap kwa hii thread wanaozitetea nywele bandia regardless ni za maiti au za kiwandani...

Kwa nini usijivunie hicho kipilipili ulichonacho...kwa nini lakini?
 
kwa zile tunazoziita origional (authentic) ambazo kweli from humans na feki (Synthetic) ni zile zimetengenezwa to imitate the look of human hair. na human hair zinastahmili moto wa dryer na unaweza kuzifanya vyovyote kama vile ambavyo utazifanya nywele zako mwenyewe...... synthetic jaribu tu kuziweka kwenye dryer utapata majibu.....but its true zinatoka kwa dead people au hair donors....!!!!
 
Ni kweli kabisa,ni wakati sasa wanawake wabadilike na kuridhika na walizopewa na Mungu.
 
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By the early 1900s, jute fibers were being used as imitation hair in theatrical wigs. Today, a favorite material for theatrical wigs, particularly those worn by clowns, is yak hair from Tibet. The hair of this ox species holds a set well, is easily dyed, and withstands food and shaving cream assaults.
Wigs of synthetic (e.g., acrylic, modacrylic, nylon, or polyester) hair are popular for several reasons. They are comparatively inexpensive (costing one-fifth to one-twentieth as much as a human hair wig). During the past decade, significant improvements in materials have made synthetic hair look and feel more like natural hair. In addition, synthetic wigs weigh noticeably less than human hair versions. They hold a style well—so well, in fact, that they can be difficult to restyle. On the other hand, synthetic fibers tend not to move as naturally as human hairs, and they tend to frizz from friction along collar lines. Synthetic hair is also sensitive to heat and can easily be damaged (e.g., from an open oven, a candle flame, or a cigarette glow).
Human hair remains a popular choice for wigs, particularly because it looks and feels natural. It is easily styled; unlike synthetic hair, it can be permed or colored. During periods of scarcity of cut human hair for wigs, manufacturers have used combings (hairs that fall out naturally at the end of their life cycle). However, actively growing hair that is cut for wigmaking is preferred. United States wigmakers import most of their hair. Italy is known as a prime source of hair with desirable characteristics; other colors and textures of hair are purchased in Spain, France, Germany, India, China, and Japan. Women contract with hair merchants to grow and sell their hair. After cutting, the hair is treated to strip the outer cuticle layer, making the hair more manageable. Wigmakers pay $80 or more per ounce for virgin hair, which has never been dyed or penned; a wig requires at least 4 oz (113.4 g) of hair.
Some manufacturers blend synthetic and human hair for wigs that have both the style-retaining qualities of synthetic hair and the natural movement of human hair. However, this can complicate maintenance, since the different types of hair require different kinds of care
 
mathematics said:
hii ni kweli CITIZEN tv ya Kenya walisharusha kipindi cha tv kuonyesha hili.... , you may search chanel yao youtube na kujionea.





sio za maiti ni za watu walio hai kabisa, hasa nywele nyingi zinatoKa India na bara asia wanaziuza kwa viwanda vinavyotengeneza nywele kwa pesa ndogo sana, si unajua tena umaskini ulivyo huko india?!

vilevile huko india mtu akikaa au akiwa kwenye movie cinema na ni msichana mwenye nywele ndefu basi hukaa kwa makini na nywele zake manake kuna hao "wakata nywele" anamvizia mdada amejisahau anamkata nywele anakimbia nazo na kwenda kuziuza kwa vipesa vidogo.



zipo za plastic , za katani na natural human hair na hizi ndio bei ghali kabisaaa...!!!
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aya mkuuu ila mi naamini plastic
 
Mpaka sasa wavaa mawigi tumeisha wajua kwenye hii thread hahaaha nyie mademu bana be true stay realy
 
nywele za watu wanafuga then wanaenda kuziuza had za maiti zinatolewa hafu wahindi wanafugaga wanaenda kukata kama sehemu ya ibada
 
Halafu cha kushangaza wangekuwa wanajua jinsi wanaume tunavyochukua mawig. Hivi nyie wanawake mnavaa kumvutia nani? hatuyapendi jamani sikieni kilio cha wanaume. Tunayachukia acheni peleka nywere zenu mkazifanyie sijui mnaita retouch sijui karikiti (karikiti ya zamani jamani ilikuwa inanuka?)

mwanawao said:
Hiv tatizo la wanawak ninini haswa? Why wasiwe tu natural... kuliko kuweka manywele ya maiti kichwani?
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Wabishi soma hiyo red

MSHINO said:
RAW MATERIALS
By the early 1900s, jute fibers were being used as imitation hair in theatrical wigs. Today, a favorite material for theatrical wigs, particularly those worn by clowns, is yak hair from Tibet. The hair of this ox species holds a set well, is easily dyed, and withstands food and shaving cream assaults.
Wigs of synthetic (e.g., acrylic, modacrylic, nylon, or polyester) hair are popular for several reasons. They are comparatively inexpensive (costing one-fifth to one-twentieth as much as a human hair wig). During the past decade, significant improvements in materials have made synthetic hair look and feel more like natural hair. In addition, synthetic wigs weigh noticeably less than human hair versions. They hold a style well-so well, in fact, that they can be difficult to restyle. On the other hand, synthetic fibers tend not to move as naturally as human hairs, and they tend to frizz from friction along collar lines. Synthetic hair is also sensitive to heat and can easily be damaged (e.g., from an open oven, a candle flame, or a cigarette glow).
Human hair remains a popular choice for wigs, particularly because it looks and feels natural. It is easily styled; unlike synthetic hair, it can be permed or colored. During periods of scarcity of cut human hair for wigs, manufacturers have used combings (hairs that fall out naturally at the end of their life cycle). However, actively growing hair that is cut for wigmaking is preferred. United States wigmakers import most of their hair. Italy is known as a prime source of hair with desirable characteristics; other colors and textures of hair are purchased in Spain, France, Germany, India, China, and Japan. Women contract with hair merchants to grow and sell their hair. After cutting, the hair is treated to strip the outer cuticle layer, making the hair more manageable. Wigmakers pay $80 or more per ounce for virgin hair, which has never been dyed or penned; a wig requires at least 4 oz (113.4 g) of hair.
Some manufacturers blend synthetic and human hair for wigs that have both the style-retaining qualities of synthetic hair and the natural movement of human hair. However, this can complicate maintenance, since the different types of hair require different kinds of care
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Wanawake wa kiafrika jikomboeni. Achaneni na mawig. Mbona hatuoni wazungu au wahindi wakivaa mawingi ya kiafrika? Acheni kasumba ya kufikiri mkivaa mawig ndio mnakuwa wazuri. Mimi binafsi mwanamke akisha vaa wig huwa namshusha thamani kabisa kwasababu haonekanai katika uasili wake.
 
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