Cameron by Jon Renau

So this is my first synthetic wig. I also own a beautiful human hair wig and it’s long and blonde and lucious. But, as I approach the big 40, I just don’t feel as comfortable in it as I did 4 years ago when I bought it. So enter a more budget friendly, synthetic. I do like this wig and I do think for the most part it looks realistic. This has gotten much better as time has gone on. I have worn my Cameron for 3 months now, consistently wearing her 3 full days a week (at work) and the shine has really toned down, she’s become more flat to my face, the bangs stay out of my face for the most part. I like her. I think the lace front is pretty scratchy, so I’m not a huge fan of that but it does look pretty realistic. All in all, I’m happy with her. It sucks to have to wear a wig and I still grieve the hair I’ve lost but I am thankful there are such good solutions because I’m too young to feel old.

I absolutely love this wig! It gets so may compliments!

This wig moves like real hair, has a practically invisible lace front, and is absolutely gorgeous. GORGEOUS! Cameron has turned me into a wig snob - I only want 100% hand tied wigs now!

I have alopecia totalis so I prefer 100% handtied caps and find that Jon Renau's are comfortable. I have worn Mariska but wanted a style closer to my own. Cameron is wonderful when it first arrives. Realistic density and style. My husband says it looks the best,and I have bought A LOT of wigs! Unfortunately, no matter what I do the fibers do not last more than a month. Not just those against that touch your shoulders. I barely comb and if I do its the wide tooth one from Jon Renau. I have all of the proper care products: HD Fiber conditioners, Spray silicone etc. I have bought 3 Cameron wigs and they were all the same. Yes 30% off is great but I can't keep this up if they look clumpy and lose realistic movement after a month of everyday wear. So frustrated!

This is my favorite wig. Hands down. #Shaded Praline