Flirting with Fashion by Raquel Welch

I’m trying to find something I like about this wig and I love the Raquel Welch brand above all others. This is nothing like I expected. First, and most importantly, I don’t know what they did to the Shaded Biscuit color but it’s duller and darker. The beautiful, bright blond around the face is gone. The density is sparse, especially in the back. The hairline is wonky where the style has to be placed in just the right spot. On top of it all, it’s an awful shedder. Overall, I feel like this is an overpriced Hairdo style that’s had a mono top and lace front attached. I don’t know what I’ll do with it, but as is, I won’t wear it.

I was hoping for an easy, shake-and-go wig. I love the feel of the fibers, I love the style, but I've had to work and work and work to get the fly-aways even close to tamed. I mean, I worked on this girl for two hours. This is probably my tenth or eleventh wig, and the sheer number of fly-aways make it almost unwearable for me. I have never experienced this with another wig. I also noticed that the Shaded Cappuccino does not have nearly the amount of light blond highlights as my RW Straight Up With A Twist, which was a disappointment.

Another difference between this wig and my SUWAT: the cap seemed snug and did not want to sit well at the back of my head. There is no way I could wear her without a wig grip, and I was hoping to just use tape or It-Stays.

All that being said, I have found comparable styles with more basic caps (and therefore cheaper) that I would grab 100% of the time over this wig.