The attention to detail on this wig is insane! It has adjustable straps at the base of the wig, as well as combs along the hairline. It is 150% density (thick) with a custom plucked hairline and parting. This blonde Ava Max lace front wig wig is around 26” long when straightened out.
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The lace is translucent and can be dyed to match your exact skin tone, I will provide information on how to do this upon request. The blonde lace front wig can be styled with rollers and steam, curling irons or straighteners up to 400 degrees but no more than 350 degrees is recommended to prolong the lifespan of your wig. And let’s face it, who doesn’t want that? This is perfect for changing up your look without dying your own hair and getting a bit more Ava Max realness in your life. Human hair just doesn’t cut it under hot lighting and dancing around, just ask RuPaul. The hair on this blonde lace front wig is heat resistant, synthetic, which is ideal for performing in. It is straight cut to a 14” Bob on one side and has a 2.5-3” parting depth. This Ava Max Lace front wig is platinum blonde. I just hope that more can be done to make sure women can feel safe on stage, or in any other workplace, because it's the least we deserve.Ava Max Half Bob Long Blonde Wig | Ava Max Lace Front Wig | Lady Gaga Drag Queen Wig | Ava Max Wig | Best Seller | Drag Queen Wig While I hope what happened to Ava and Bebe are one-off incidents, I can't help but worry about a growing trend of violence against female performers in a day and age where misogyny feels like it's getting worse. Furthermore, raising awareness about gender-based violence, consent, and bystander intervention is essential.”Īrtists, especially female artists, need to feel safe on stage, meaning that venues, security staff and fans need to continue to work together to prioritise the protection of musicians at concerts. “This includes promoting awareness of consent and boundaries, and fostering a culture of respect within the entertainment industry.
“It's crucial to create safe environments for artists to perform, collaborate, and express themselves,” she said. Whether it’s Ava, Bebe or another female artist, it seems that work needs to be done to protect women in the entertainment industry now more than ever, and Ella agrees. "I can't help but worry about a growing trend of violence against female performers"
“Treating artists as objects of entertainment rather than as individuals deserving respect can contribute to a hostile environment.” “Female artists, in particular, are subjected to objectification and dehumanisation, which can increase their vulnerability to violence,” she continued. It’s clear in these cases that the perpetrators felt a sense of entitlement or power over these artists, which led them to engage in aggressive or violent actions.”Įlla shares that these acts of aggression may also be influenced by growing toxic masculinity or a desire for attention from these fans. “Perpetrators feel entitled to exert control or dominance over women. "Violence against artists, including physical assault, is a reflection of broader societal issues such as gender-based violence, harassment, and lack of respect for personal boundaries. Ella McCrystal, an abuse survivor and psychotherapist who works with female victims of violence, spoke to Cosmopolitan UK about why this might suddenly be happening.
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