Robin by Noriko

I only recently started wearing alternative hair to hide my thinning tresses. I now own several toppers and 3 wigs in different price points. Robin is the least expensive, no frills, wig that I own. When she arrived the color, Nutmeg F, was perfect. I immediately put her on and was very impressed. Even without a mono cap or part she looks totally natural. I played around with the part to get her right for me. She is a fun, straight, really long style with lots of styling options (watch Taz's Wig Closet for lot of styling hints). The cap fit is just slightly on the tight side but not so tight as to feel like I am constricted. I think overtime this will stretch out and if it doesn't I have found that by clipping one of the adjusters you can get a better fit without loosening the wig too much. The hair density is lighter than my other wigs but I really like it this way as my own hair is so fine. No one has questioned the realism of this wig so far. If you are worried about the wefts showing ( and no, I really don't think she is that thin but hey, anything can happen with a really strong gust...lol!) just pull back her sides with a clip and you are good to go. I think I will get a lot of wear out of Robin for the price point.

I wore my hair very long for most of my life. When my hair started getting thin I cut it to try to make if fuller. Last year I finally got around getting a wig and felt MUCH better about my appearance. I just recently bought Robin, put it on and instantly LOVED IT! I felt like I had my old hair back. I need to get a product to help minimize the tangling--my only complaint. But, even with tangling, TOTALLY worth every penny.

I bought the Chocolate Swirl for reference. So... I have gradually lost about 70% of my hair in the last year and a half due to alopecia. I became engaged a year ago and watched in horror as my hair continued to fall out. I started with creative hairstyles. Then toppers. But by the time the wedding came around, I needed a wig. I tried about 6 wigs. This one was my least favorite at first try on. It was the only one with a full cap. And definitely had the most permatease. But the density and length was the closest to my normal hair (which used to be very long, straight, and fine). And there is something about the wispy bangs that made the wig look more natural than all the other mono tops I tried. The fibers are very very soft and thin. I could do without all the permatease. But the bangs made up for it. And all the permatease gave me something to stick my veil into :) And when I came out with this on and my about to be husband saw me, I saw a wow look in his face that made it worth it and put me at ease. You can see the permatease in some pics. But all in all, I was very happy. And it only took me 5 mins to do my hair!