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Antidote Hair London Natural Wig Company.

Have you ever thought about wearing a wig? Maybe but how would you make it look Natural? You don’t need to look far to get your hands on the most stunning natural wigs on the market. You just need to know about Antidote Hair London, the gorgeous new hair brand from London based hairdressers Leanne & April. They have designed the most beautiful and wearable natural wigs for you to try.

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For as long as we can remember we’ve all yearned for sultry and chic manes like Kim Kardashian, and Beyoncé. They change their hair colour all the time. From one week to the next it’s a constant up and down in hair length. As soon as you cut your hair to match their new bob, the next week they’re papped with hair that skims their derrière.

It’s a wonder just how they do it.

Or is it?

The secret is out! “It’s a WIG”!!

Yep, that’s right Kylie’s infamous blunt bob was a wig and if you didn’t already know Bey is the queen of wigs to help with her ever-changing style.

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How to style a Natural Wig from the experts at Antidote

“Antidote is a brand that makes natural wigs. If you’re looking to change your style, we can colour their hair or if it’s not achievable make them a wig.”

Where did you & April first get the idea and start the business?

I had a client one day who had jet black hair, she presented me a photo of Kim Kardashian platinum blonde. I explained to my client that this was not going to be achievable in one session of bleaching the hair and she would need multiple sessions. She replied whilst pointing to the image – “But Kim’s done it”

To Which I replied “No lovely, this is a wig!”

Where does the hair come from?

We have a supplier who we work with in China that we recently met at Salon international London. They have Brazilian, Russian, Chinese and Indian hair. Depending on what look we are wanting to create depends on what we order.

What do you need for the wig application?

Hairband, grips, wig cap and strong hold hair spray if needed.

How do you apply them?

We recommend braiding 2 sections of your hair. Cross them over and secure them with grips at the back of your head. The hair needs to be as flat and tight as possible. Apply a wig cap which we provide to keep the hair in place.

All Antidote wigs come with clips and an adjustable elastic headband. You have the option to wear it without commitment without having to spray it down.

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Can you curl or straighten them?

Yes, all Antidote wigs at the moment are 100% human hair, which can be styled like your own. We will be launching a synthetic range which you cannot use heat to it will come styled.

Will the wig last?

The wig can last up to 2 years, with good maintenance and looked as long as it’s well looked after.

How do you look after them?

Like your own hair. Heat protection, colour protection shampoo and conditioner. Sulphate free. The Olaplex Range we love as it’s suited for all hair types. Try not to dry the hair completely. Use a Wet Brush because this will help comb through easily. Let the wig dry naturally then smooth out and style.

Leanne & April’s top wig tips

  • Don’t wash too often.
  • Always treat it like your own hair.
  • Wear it with confidence

Prices for our human wigs start from £400 depending on how many colours, time and work have gone into making that individual wig.

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Natalie Dixon is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Chic Style Collective, an editorial magazine covering affordable luxury fashion, beauty, and lifestyle for women. A graduate of Vogue College of Fashion and London College of style with over 20 years in fashion and beauty, she specialises in investment dressing, considered beauty, and helping women create an elegant, attainable life of luxury. Her work is read by over 4.5 million readers worldwide.