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Wigs Are Saving Women?!

Wigs are protective styles and head coverings.  Not only do they protect the head or hair underneath them they’ve also been found to miraculously protect women from shots.
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A wig saved a woman’s life last Saturday in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  A dark colored car approached the woman near the corner of Ross street and Bedford Avenue in New York and suddenly opened fire.  

The 21-year-old Orthodox Jewish woman normally wears a wig for religious reasons.  That night her wig absorbed the blow from gunfire.

This is not the first time that a wig has protected a wearer from harm.  20-year-old Briana Bonds was shot by her boyfriend in 2009 as she was driving away from a convenience store.   

The sew in that she was wearing became a shield against a bullet when it became caught inside of her sew in.   After the incident, she testified saying that she spent a great deal of money on the hair and thankfully, it saved her life.


As much as these incidents may be shocking and unbeweavable; they are very real!  Wigs are a great protective style and can allow the hair to breathe and grow underneath without enduring excess manipulation.  Wigs can also transform a person’s style or look instantly.  

Wigs look great but they can also save lives.

From stories like Briana and the Brooklyn based woman, we learn that wigs can also save a person’s life in unexpected situations.  Who knew that wigs could be capable of so much good?  

Essence Wigs provides numerous options for wigs that differ in color, texture, style.  Many of our wig styles are voluminous and have just the right amount of height especially when looking for an afro textured unit.  

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Whether you’re needing a boost of confidence due to temporary or sustained hair loss or simply desiring a change of look, there’s something for everyone at Essence Wigs.  

The mission has always been the same from day one and that is—to provide individuals with hair and wigs that resemble natural, kinky and curly textured hair.

Shop Essence Wigs at http://www.essencewigs.com
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