Wigs have saved millions of Nigerian women’s lives and hair lines for years.

What I love the most about wigs is the flexibility and the ease that they provide. Wigs are stress-free, all you have to do is wear them when you need to, and take them off when you’re done.

The best part? You don’t need to spend hours in a salon! As much as we all love wigs, there are some struggles that accompany the wig life. Here are some of the most common ones.

1. Wigs love to fall in public and disgrace you and your entire generation

Once there’s a little wind, or you’re on an Okada, your wig can decide to show its lack of home training and disgrace you just like that!

2. Great wigs are expensive

Unless you want to wear darling yaki wigs, good weaves cost a lot of money. At the end of the day, you’ll slay, but you’d also have to soak garri for a few days.

3. The heat makes your scalp itch all the time

Nigeria can be terribly hot sometimes, and it will have you tapping your wig like:

4. You can’t dance as much as you want to at Owambes

You have to dance carefully when you have a wig on, and not komole too much, or this could happen to you.

5. When you remove your wig, you immediately transform.

You go from looking like Jenifa, to looking like Suliat.

I don't like them wigs, and have never had one.

the way wig take dey disgrace some ladies in public ehn. Na to just laugh hard when u see them scrambling for the wig

6 . You can’t let bae play with your hair anyhow or do too much rough play.

He’s going to see that you’re not the girl he thinks you are.

7. The elastic band can be really uncomfortable.

When the elastic is too tight, you just have to smile through the pain.

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5. When you remove your wig, you immediately transform.

You go from looking like Jenifa, to looking like Suliat.

that brother must be wicked.

Fakish, be your self
Natural beauty is the best

It mks u guys scratch lyk mad women

Hmmmm