Spring cleaning, coming soon!
Hey you lot!
I'm in the mood for shedding. If there's anything of mine you've ever coveted, give me a buzz and I may be willing to part with it.
But in any case I hope to be listing things to dump or sell soon. Cos, wigs, books, etc. I'll post them here before cos.com or e-bay, as of course I'd rather see things go to friends.
And bonus for you as my friends, I'll accept trade in lieu of money 8D By which I mean wigs, fabric, services (make-up lessons, fitting help, hair cuts :D) and so on.
I'm looking to revamp my wardrobe (digging through pics for my last post made me realize I used to be a pretty awesome dresser, now not so much so), and I just plain old want to get rid of things.
Oh! But I am looking for a wavy/curly light to medium brown longish wig.
For my Victorian in Dec I ended up using my Alyss wig last minute, which is a black curly wig, twisting it up and voila, it worked pretty well. Except it was a bit of a contrast, as I very obviously don't have black hair naturally. But the same style, or similar, would work perfectly both for 1912 and for Regency (and future Victorians!), so yes! If you have one you're looking to sell, hit me up :D
I'm in the mood for shedding. If there's anything of mine you've ever coveted, give me a buzz and I may be willing to part with it.
But in any case I hope to be listing things to dump or sell soon. Cos, wigs, books, etc. I'll post them here before cos.com or e-bay, as of course I'd rather see things go to friends.
And bonus for you as my friends, I'll accept trade in lieu of money 8D By which I mean wigs, fabric, services (make-up lessons, fitting help, hair cuts :D) and so on.
I'm looking to revamp my wardrobe (digging through pics for my last post made me realize I used to be a pretty awesome dresser, now not so much so), and I just plain old want to get rid of things.
Oh! But I am looking for a wavy/curly light to medium brown longish wig.
For my Victorian in Dec I ended up using my Alyss wig last minute, which is a black curly wig, twisting it up and voila, it worked pretty well. Except it was a bit of a contrast, as I very obviously don't have black hair naturally. But the same style, or similar, would work perfectly both for 1912 and for Regency (and future Victorians!), so yes! If you have one you're looking to sell, hit me up :D