Sewn-in Nightmare: Woman's Lace Wig Install Goes Viral for All the Wrong Reasons in TikTok Video

Sewn-in Nightmare: Woman's Lace Wig Install Goes Viral for All the Wrong Reasons in TikTok Video

  • TikTok user shares her hair nightmare, showcasing a disastrous lace wig installation gone wrong
  • The hairdresser's unconventional technique raises red flags, but the client sits through the ordeal, ending up with a far cry from the desired look
  • The owner of Lungstar Salon in Durban, Lungi, spoke to Briefly News about a safer method of installing a wig
  • Comments are a mix of amusement and bafflement, questioning why the woman didn't speak up during the process
woman's wig installation gone wrong
A woman regretted going to a particular hairdresser when she did a botched wig installation. Image: @neoentlekim
Source: TikTok

A woman was left close to tears after going to get a lace wig installed, only for it to turn out as an absolute disaster.

TikTokker @neoentlekim shared a video of herself getting the installation at a local salon. In the clip, the hairdresser is seen sewing the wig cap and the wig onto the woman's - which was the first red flag, as @neoentlekim asked why she was doing so. The hairdresser insists that she knows what she is doing and that @neoentlekim must trust her.

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The video goes on to show the unimpressed woman patiently sitting through the disastrous hair experience and with an awful final result, as the installation was a far cry from the stylish hairdo @neoentlekim wanted.

See the video below:

Owner of Lungstar Salon in Durban, Lungi, who specialises in frontal wig making, selling and installing, told Briefly News that there is no need to sew a front wig onto a client's head.

"The method used by the hairstylist in the video is unfamiliar to me. When installing a wig, all you need is to make sure the lace of the wig is cut properly, fit it to the client's head and then apply a good quality glue to the hairline and hold it done using a secure band so that the wig glue sets well. Then you would go on to style the hair as desired," Lungi shared.

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Mzansi amused by installation fail

Jokes and banter flew in the post's comments section as netizens reacted to the woman's wig installation gone wrong. Others questioned why she didn't speak up and complain.

‍♂️Tinta said:

"Why are they not honest when they cant do something sorry chommy."

Tshiamo Bontle Ndebe replied:

"Permanent hairstyle."

barbieeeee_nba said:

chomi and you continued to sit."

Nana_MaJili commented:

"Nawe wahlala ekwenza udoti ."

asandaluthuli responded:

"Letha iAddress siyomshaya."

Fiona commented:

"Why ungamshayanga??"

nqobile_120 commented:

"Why ungamlumanga ibele ."

Woman shows how wig installations ruined her hairline

Briefly News previously reported that a young Mzansi woman took to social media to share how lace wig installations have ruined her natural hairline and forehead.

A video shared by Sandisiwe Gaiza on TikTok shows her revealing how damaged her hairline is as well as how some of the skin on her forehead has little sores.

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She also showed clips of herself rocking various lace wigs installed using Ghost Bond glue.

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Source: Briefly News

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Nothando Mthembu (Senior editor) Nothando Mthembu is a senior multimedia journalist and editor. Nothando has over 5 years of work experience and has served several media houses including Caxton Local Newspapers. She has experience writing on human interest, environment, crime and social issues for community newspapers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an Honours Degree in Media Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, obtained in 2016 and 2017. Nothando has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: nothando.mthembu@briefly.co.za