I want to store my wig up on a shelf. Will these support them up for a long time? I have many wigs so I need a thing to keep them in shape!
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These stands are surprisingly sturdy and they have been perfect for displaying my wills on a shelf. I had to move all the wigs and found that you can do so easily as well. My wigs didn't fall off. I don't have much luck styling or brushing a wig on these stands. I'm thinking of getting a Styrofoam head shaped stand for that.
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Absolutely! My daughter uses these wig stands to store/display her wigs. They hold up nicely whether it is a short wig or one with long, heavy hair. An added bonus is that these stands allow for airflow under the wig so that they are excellent after washing a wig and allowing it to air dry and preventing any moisture build up. This is also an excellent feature for wigs to air out after a wearing making sure that no moisture or scalp oils build up like they can when the wig sits on a foam head. We travel frequently and really appreciate how easily these assemble and disassemble for packing.
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First, you only get one stand. The picture is deciptive showing 6 stands; $12. It's a cheap plastic stand. I guess it's ok for your wig, but it's really the best for letting your wig dry after shampooing. I think $12 is a little overpriced for it.
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I got mine for my son. He has had them only a short time so not sure how they will hold up in the long run. They are working for him right now, keeping his wigs in shape.
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I believe they will work for your purposes. I have had mine set up and holding wigs for a few months now and there is no issue. They are remarkably sturdy for a simple plastic stand!
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They've done fine with mine for the past year on a shelf so they should with you too!c:
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We used ours for wigs used in a school musical - I needed 20 of them and I had limited space (these are smaller than the foam heads and they fold up to be put away). They were perfect for my needs. Are they the best quality for longtime storage of quality wigs? I guess it depends on the size, length, etc.... They are definitely better than nothing and they are affordable.
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You should have no issues. This is a good buy especially if you're using it to add volume. It's also good enough quality to take color to it with no damage. I would suggest however to have it trimmed to look more natural. Other than that as a hair dresser myself I really like these.
197994
That is a good question....mine loses her wig all the time when I tip her to change clothes. Maybe some strong double stick tape (like the kind you use to keep carpet in place) on her head that will grab onto the inside on the wig and hold it in place.
438089
They are way too tiny, sorry just saw this. I hope you didn't make my mistake thing they would work at a place setting to hold ANYTHING> They are like Doll house furniture!
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I would ask someone with more technical knowledge of what it can withstand, but if you put enough of them, maybe it would support a lid coming down from the top. I imagine since they're made for cabinets that hang, which is a lot less weight coming down on them, and force, that it might not be made for that. ???
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I was watching a you tube video and I sat this stuff that call Stay on. Why don't you give that a try. I have order some from Amazon it want hurt to give it a shot. I'm in search for something to secure your wigs with your head getting so hot.
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Yes, you definitely can. I wouldn't put them under the shelf or they'll be in your way when you use the work space. But otherwise, it should work to hang them off the top shelf and/or the bottom ones.
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Not if they are very long. Its not tall enough. It is a good stand for medium to short wigs.
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Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery. If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
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I bought this for my wife. She has lots of wig heads and I've seen them all on the stand at one time or another. Hope this helps.
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They are better to just use them for a cover. Get a much better quality one if you want it to stay put. Hope this helps. :)
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These will hold fine hair but they are a bit heavy . . . you might want to try the 2 inch or mini claw clips. The prongs are smooth and rounded . . . top of the head is more comfortable than the back. I gave these to my granddaughter (7)! hs
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You could use an "L" bracket attached to the wall and slip the top shelf of the over the bracket and it would hold fine. Home Depot or a good hardware store would have the brackets. You would need an "L" shaped bracket about 5" wide to go UNDER the units as the weight of the CDs would probably cause it to fall apart if supported from the top.
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Do you mean for security or just so they don't move? I have not needed to secure them. They just stay on the shelf... Maybe some earthquake putty if you find it is slippery.If it is to prevent theft - I don't know.
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I use them to store my boots as they stand up on the shelf better. They would probably stretch somewhat if you need them to stretch. One pair I took off the shapers as they did stretch them out and I did not want them stretched so it depends on the boot style I assume also. These are very nice when you have multiple boots and want to store them neatly.
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I have about 700 left I purchased before Halloween last year. Just to see if there was any degredation of the stick I took one out and activated it. They work fine after over a year, How are they stored? They have been sitting in my front closet. No special storage.
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I would say no unless its a very light hat. These are for wigs pretty much.