The Big Head

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My grandmother often warned against "getting the big head."

She believed in humility and, of course, she was right.

Damned if I didn't go against her sage advice -- and grew a melon of above average size.

I've been able to order extra large wigs from Paula Young in the past, put they seemingly have stopped making them.

The searches I've made for extra large wigs have brought me to sketchy sites that appear to be selling poor quality products to desperate people for exorbitant prices.

Can anyone steer me to a good quality wig provider who sells extra large wigs online?

Thank you.

My grandmother also loved to use the word "kiester" a lot. She would grin when she said it because it was as close to a "naughty" word as she ever came. Now "Keister" is part of a national ad campaign for Preparation H. Coincidentally, I've been to the small town of Keister many times.

Jill

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Big head is a big problem!

Anything "one size fits all" I ever tried never got past my head crown... (except some wigs...)
Only advice is to check for local "off line" suppliers, check them if they are TG friendly and if they do fittings. Then, if they can order bigger size if necessary...
BTW, what is big in your case in inches or centimeters? (in my case it is about 63 cm, 24.5 in...
And many "normal" size wigs at biggest setting do fit me...

23.5"

You win!

Jill

Angela Rasch (Jill M I)

Take two and make one.

My hairdresser actually took two identical wigs I bought from Paula Young, cut one in half and the center out of the other and sewed the center part from the latter between the two halves to make one larger wig. You'd never know it.

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Thank You

That is an excellent idea. I can see how that will work. Thank you. Very clever.

Jill

Angela Rasch (Jill M I)

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Donna T's picture

So how are wigs sold? By hat size? (I think I'm 71/4 hat). Head circumference? You've gotten me curious. Thanks for the info.

Donna

TG friendly wig purveyor

Patricia Marie Allen's picture

A local wig shop in my area does sell online. I've been in person and they are very TG friendly.

Locally, they are know as Wells Wigs and have been in business in the Portland Oregon metro area for over 30 years. I'm not sure anymore about "large" wigs, but when I went in they had several in stock that fit my head (23 1/2 inches)

Online you can find the at wigsunlimited.com

Hugs
Patricia

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