Wig Out: 7 Summer Activities Wig-Wearers Should Avoid

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I know every Yonce hit is your jam (mine too!) but beware of breaking out into her signature moves without a plan or a properly clipped/attached hair weave/wig. It wound end well for you. Again, I’m speaking from experience.

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Signing yourself up for Zumba and kickboxing classes are the perfect way to stay in shape this summer, but I can’t promise you that your hair will stay put. Why put yourself through that? Throw on a scarf or a tie back your hair and check the vanity in the locker.

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Before you even say it, let me stop you right there. No, it’s not okay if “it doesn’t go upside down.” I once thought the same thing too. Only, when I got off of the ride and checked out the freeze frame photos, I was the only one holding my head and looking horrified. There was no “amusement” in that ride!

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Nothing will send your lace wig flying faster than a crash collision with a friend on a bumper cart course. It’s all fun and games until the hair goes flying. This doesn’t have to happen. Think twice before you buy two tickets for the bumper cars.

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The little ones don’t know your hair isn’t growing from the root. They will grab, pull and tug. Steer clear!

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If you’re in the heat of the moment and he doesn’t know about the “don’t ever touch a Black girl’s hair” rule, a mortifying moment is imminent.

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Friends don’t let friends ride in convertibles with wigs – especially on the highway. Case closed.

Hey, don’t leave me drinking alone. What’s your most-embarrassing wig/weave fail? Tell me below!