/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>7227093
I decided to take a plunge recently and buy their countess wig.
I have huge regrets.
It was shorter than the product, it was thinner than half of my old wigs, and the styling in the back was HORRIBLE. It was matted. Like,just BAD.
To top it off I cant even have the bangs separated even slightly or the wig cap I wear will show., no matter how far up or down on my forehead I put it or however thick I try to style the bangs.
I mean that's not to say with a little salvaging and work and hairspray it isn't a wonderful wig, but the quality was not what I dished out for it.

>>6895536
oh, anon-chan.
Why didn't I think of this earlier?

>>6816092
I do not mean to sound so rude, anon. But perhaps you did not read my post thoroughly?
I had already suggested wearing sweet lolita was dwindling on the line between socially acceptable and not being socially acceptable.

I am not a sweet lolita by nature, more of a classic and gothic lolita. But I know when things are too outrageous to be worn on a day to day basis while carrying out daily routines so, I tend to treat myself in the fashion when eating at restaurants or going to special events with friends (like the movies), worn only at those times.

That and I was merely responding to prior posters and their own experiences.

Forgive me if I seemed like some 'delusional' person?

>>6796389
nah b
totes classic lolita
MAYBE gothic lolita.
Duh.

>>6758074
>>6758087
ah
I was really scared to ever say anything about it
but it's not like I sit there in mad jelly and make rager posts about it, I just don't believe that's a nice thing to do to anyone.
I am really happy she made a living for herself in such a unique community, and I am glad she's helped bring lolita to where it is today.

I just got different opinions so it's always hard to join in the conversation with girls about how they oogle her.