LEMO AmoVee Wig Stand, Portable Wig Stand, Wig Dryer Pack of 6

I own a fair number of wigs, and find that when I use them often their original bags end up making them frizzy and bending them out of shape. A wig stand was ideal for me—an easy place for me to pop them off for storage, with the added bonus of looking fairly nice. I loved these because they were cheap, collapsible, and not creepy (let’s be honest, avoiding eyeless stares is a pretty important concern) so what the hell? I thought. They’ll be perfect.These really are everything I can ask for from a set of wig stands that average out to maybe two bucks a pop, but now that I own them, I realize that the investment may have been worth it. These are great, if you want to keep your wigs here all the time (no popping them on and off). They’re even potentially great if you have one or two “nicer” wigstands (if you have that many wigs) so that you can shift things around. But for only wigstands for a girl who uses wigs fairly regularly, they’re not ideal. They’re easy to collapse, but this also means that they come apart easily…especially when you’re trying to grab or put back a wig, either getting caught in the “hair” or collapsing under its weight. They don’t balance very well, so they can’t be stored on shelves, and the combination of these two factors means that you can’t use the stands for cleaning or wig styling (two of the most pressing reasons I had for buying a stand). These are storage, pure and simple, and great for that—but if you’re looking for more, look elsewhere.That said, they’re definitely a great deal, so maybe there’s a solution! I’ve considered gluing one of these permanently together, losing its collapsibility but potentially decreasing my frustration. MayGyver something to make them less top-heavy/generally light, and you potentially have a great (if ugly) stand for virtually no money! I’ll keep checking the reviews, and maybe I’ll share my own solution one day.

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to assemble, portableCons: No English instructions, flimsy, prone to falling with long wigs, useless for stylingThe only reason I'm rating these a three is because they're so inexpensive. You really do get what you pay for.When I opened the package, I noticed there weren't any assembly instructions. There's a pictorial on the side with instructions written in Korean(?). It's fairly easy to figure out how to put them together if you look at what the end product is supposed to be. The plastic is cheap and thin, so be careful while assembling them so you don't accidentally snap one, since you do have to apply a bit of pressure to get them to snap into place.I haven't tried taking one apart, so I don't know how easy it is, but they do disassemble to flat pieces and would be very easy to store or pack.THEY DO NOT SUPPORT LONG WIGS! AT ALL! EVEN SLIGHTLY! They fall over instantly, without even a moment of false hope that it miiiiight stay up. Considering that all but one of my wigs are longer than shoulder length, they're pretty much useless to me. I'll probably glue the bottoms to blocks of heavy wood (lumber scraps are really cheap and easy to find around my city) to solve the tipping problem, but that will negate their portability completely. And because they tip so easy, you can't use them to brush out or style your wigs without holding the base still (and one handed styling is pretty much impossible), because the force of the brush running through the wig pulls it over.To sum up: These are good if you have a lot of short wigs you need forms for. If you have anything longer than chin-to-shoulder length, PASS.

Girrrrl get yourself some of these! I have a lot of wigs and was using styrofoam heads, but they take up a lot of space. I wanted something less bulky. These worked out GREAT. They're about 2" taller than the styrofoam heads, but slimmer, so I can fit more to a shelf than the styrofoam. These are also great for wig drying. Each stand comes in 3 pieces that you have to assemble yourself (see photos) This is both convenient and slightly annoying as the top piece doesn't want to stay put without glue or tape. I used tape so they can be taken apart and stored later. Pros and Cons below.Specs13.5" high (approx)5" wide (approx)ProsExtremely AffordableEasy to assembleLight weightSlim designGreat for drying wigsGreat for storing already shaped wigsConsNot sturdy enough to style wigs onNot ideal for shaping wigs (you're gonna have to use the heads for that)Flimsy, top piece requires glue or tape to stay put

The media could not be loaded.  My wife and daughters 5 & 11 are a team of Cosplayers. Their collections of clothes and hair wigs are starting to grow and it was time to help them get their wigs organized. I purchase this 6 pack of wig stand because its very affordable for our needs. If you have really expensive wigs, I would recommend a professional wig stand that cost about $45 and up each.These plastic stands are very easy to put together and works best with short to medium length hair wigs. If you have long hair wigs, then this might not work that well with it. Overall it's something that we can afford at this moment and for under $10 for a 6 pack of these, that would come out to be about $1.75 each. My wife only has 1 very expensive cosplay wig ($165) that she use on a professional wig stand with a plastic display case and so far I'm lucky that she hasn't bought anymore expensive cosplay wigs yet... :D

This order took forever to arrive without any up dates of where the product was during the way. It kept on saying your item arrived. The product arrived five months later. They appear as advertised. Mine were a little banged up.

They are a little hard to get to snap together but they are pretty easy to put together as well (there are only 3 peices) and they work nicely, the customer service is amazing as well.

Lové them! Will blé gréât when i travelling. When wig is wet, drys alot faster to!!!

Works great for holding the wigs - no problem with shipping or assembly.

Very sturdy. Exactly as shown. Arrived on time.Recommend.