Once again, it’s summertime, and once again every woman in every major city, minor city, rural area, and mountain top is screaming out hot girl summer, thanks to Megan stallion. We see you, Megan. However, as an advocate and lover of hair extensions and a de-facto brand ambassador of hair extension brands, wigs, clip Ins etc. I do not think you can have a successful hot girl summer without the most important detail to top it off, COLOR.
Perhaps you think I mean a little 613 blonde or a few highlights here or there. 613 and highlights of her conservative girls, NOT hot girls. Hot girls must have color and lots of it. Enough color to pour down the back of the neck tickle the small of the back and lay delicately on a hot girl rear end.
Hot Girl Summer? Not without Color
Well, that’s a lot and if you agree with me then you already know where I’m going when it comes to color, the brighter the better. I’m talking about neon green, neon pink, burgundy, electric blue, or my favorite this season ginger orange wigs. These vibrant and flamboyant colors are not just freedom of expression for women all over the world but their freedom of impression as well, to impress everyone that comes within 40 feet of the wearer of one of these wigs.
Today’s woman has a voice, to be completely honest yesterday’s woman had a voice. However, today’s modern woman has not just the voice but a beating drum and a marching band behind her. Whether it’s Slut-walk, modern day feminism, strong and independence, dreads, locks, or wigs. Today’s modern woman not only wants to express herself thanks to salt and pepper., but she needs to express herself. For her word to be heard and for her face to be seen. We do it with our natural hair and America has stood up and taken notice by showing women of color with natural hair and locks and twists in commercials print ads and now even sitcoms.
Hot Girl Summer? Not without Color
So, get that colored Bob wig in green, wear that long burgundy deep curl wig and not only show your support for expression and womanly feminism in your community but also show that you have style, class, and pizzazz when you do it, so that people know that the wig doesn’t wear you, you wear the wig, and you wear it well.
