Would these be efficient to use for holding together costume pieces? I would have to hold two clay horns to my head through a wig.
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As long as you have some type of metal on the horn so the Neodymium Magnets can hold to it "Yes" I definitely would recommend this product as mine are sitting on my refrigerator and are all most impossible to get off without prying something behind them and even then it is hard to remove them.
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Hi Ericha. I used them for sugar skuls and they worked great! If you have a good sugar skul recipe you can use practically any plastic mold. I should mention that there are some molded "cracks in the design like sutures in the top of the skull that might not look traditional but we covered them with decorations. One of my favorite molds for sugar skulls.
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No, I think they're more for props and crafts. They do look realistic in size and composition, but they don't have full tooth roots and they aren't porcelain.Edit in: Well, if someone has been using them for nearly a year, I guess they're useable! I don't know whether I'd trust the material not to leach unpleasant chemicals though.
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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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Yes for that purpose they are too big and they are heavy. You could try an acrylic one or maybe a smaller one.
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Although I haven't used them for that purpose, I would certainly think that they would work for that application. They hold the item up off the surface a bit and are soft themselves. Hope this helps!
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Yes . You would need to hold the stand nd wig steady with one hand as you brush wig with the other hand, so it doesn't tip over. It is lightweight and the wig is not secured on it. A mannequin head costs a heck of alot more. This is great for my wig collection .I have ten of these, they work great as stands and work station. Kathy
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Anything is possible but that's not what I would do with this wig. This wig has a designed of its own and looks great as is. Although I did i did order two wigs, I'm using one as the base and I cut the second one into tracks and then weaved the base wig for even more volumn. It's a old trick of the trade.
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I don't, actually.. My head is sort of in between.... not real small or real big.. And ,it is a little small for me.. Most of Mapofbeauty wigs seem to run a little on the small side.. So, if your head is really very large, I wouldn't try it. Sorry..:(
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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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I only use these for mugs!! I think that if you put the hats every other hook it would work!!
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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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I don't see why not. The wig stands have a really nice shape for hats like that.
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They are pretty strong...not sure what you want to hold but I can hang multiple packs of embellishments with no problem.
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Yes you can, they will be #21 mantles. You can use the clip ones or the string ones.
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Not exactly. If you're thinking tiny braids or small amounts of hair, yes, but to make ponytails I think theyre too small. The diameter is about a centimeter and a bit more. So not super big. They will snap if you pull them to hard, or they get stretched too much. They are mostly made for making bracelets, and not much more than that.
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Probably. You might need to use two of them together, but they seem to hold together well.