punderfullll

Hello! Thank you so much for liking my cosplays! That really truly means a lot! :D <3 Yes, I do! However, I really do very basic cutting and styling. Mostly just cutting bangs, etc. I've been cutting my own hair for a little while as well, so I'm pretty good at cutting wigs simply (bangs, side parts, and maybe a bit of styling), but I haven't done much of the wig styling that involves crimping/steaming!! Basically, I don't really make helmet wigs if you're looking for a guide on those I can't really help!! Not to say I won't give them a go eventually. So my guide will be more for the basics. One thing I can strongly suggest is that you cut the wig on your own head! OR you can buy a wig head and mark it where your hairline ends, eyebrows are etc. Since I've been doing it myself I usually cut wigs pretty fast just on my head. You can usually get those Styrofoam ones for cheap even at the dollar store. I do suggest getting a good pair of scissors for your wigs as well; it really does make a difference in the cut. I also keep something like hair shaving razors (I find they really help for spikes or characters I want a lot of layers, etc.). If I do need to do any styling (such as on my Sakuya or Aunn), I use Got2b Glued Blasting Freeze Spray. It works quite well for styling, and I usually suggest you use a hair dryer with it to help with hold. I'll attach a few videos below to help out! (This is my fav video to link to people starting out with everything) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQlJn0VkK9Q&t=1s Extra helpful videos! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JHvSeK5_cU&t=1s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsMfIVK8Vqk&t=56s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOGOyBWlsMI I hope that is helpful! I'll attach some photos here of the spray and the hair razor :D Hope that's helpful!

I used a headband! Also zip ties to attach it to the headband itself! I wear my ears kinda far back on my head so you don't really see them! if I redid them I think I would use magnets now though. My Reisen ears usually don't slip around because they are fairly light, but you could also install clips like these onto the sides of your headband (inside) to help hold the headband in place. (Glue them on the inside, either on the top or the bottom.)

Also, I can't recommend a silicone wig band enough. I use it for any time I'm wearing anything on my head since it stops my wig from sliding around (which will also help if you have clips into the wig). They are fairly inexpensive (you can also get some in fabric material if you don't like the feeling of silicone), and they help a ton!

Mamizou Futatsuiwa!!! She's finally done!! It was my first time making a tail from scratch as well. I wanted the tail to be very large (I think I achieved that) but also sittable since I'll only be wearing it outside.