The 10 Best African American Wigs
This wiki has been updated 20 times since it was first published in November of 2018. When you have coarse or unruly hair, sometimes you just want to put a wig on so you don't need to deal with it. We found models for African American women that look like genuine locks growing from your own head. Some are constructed of human tresses, while others are synthetic, so you'll see a good price range. Many of them can handle hot styling tools and colorings, too.
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Editor's Notes
November 27, 2018:
We made sure to include plenty of lengths, from pixie cut short to mermaid long, and in styles from stick straight to the tightest curls. No look is beyond reach when using the wigs on our list. We also looked out for common problems women find with these products, like inauthentic edges and cheap-looking color, and made sure not to include any models that suffered from them.
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