Eva & Co Wigs

I came in here to look at different style options as I was looking to get a different wig. I have colored hair and sometimes in my field of work, depending on the professional client I am supposed to be met, I am to look more conservative. The lady working at the shop was patient with me over styles and care. The prices are great. Their shop is small, however, if you see a style and not a shade you want, they will be more than happy to order it in for you. Prices are good. They carry both real and synthetic wings. All styles are modern, therefore, if you wear a wig it will not look obvious and or out dated. Frances Rae has been helping me for years.

These wigs? Are you fucking kidding me? I challenge anyone to a wig-​off, any time, anywhere one might happen to be wearing a wig. Any of my Eva & Co wigs make a normal wig look like someone went out in the rain and killed a raccoon with a hammer. It’s not even a fucking question.

I was going to cut off around 40 cm of my hair, and my friend suggested that I could sell it or donate it. I looked, and found on Canadian Cancer Society’s site (
) that Eva & Co. Wigs accept donations.
Eva’s accepts donations of at least 8 inches, and want it tied at one end as a ponytail (
). That page also says «absolutely no drop offs», so I had to mail it. Unfortunately, my hair in one ponytail inside a padded envelope was too thick for the regular mail, and I had to pay $ 8. Well, it’s for a good cause… If I were to do this again in a few years, I’ll try to make it two ponytails, and see if that would make the envelope thin enough.
I liked that Eva’s explained what kind of hair is accepted and how they want it on that webpage, so I didn’t have to spend time inquiring.
In conclusion, I think it’s nice of them that they do pro bono work for patients undergoing cancer treatment. I also appreciated that they had enough information on their website. But since I don’t have a need for a wig and haven’t gone inside the store, I’ll leave this at a four.