My hair looks like a big flower of its own when I do it spikey, so I often don't wear fake hair at all.

When I do, I have these hair thingies, which I don't know the name of so I can't seem to find an example online. Basically it is a metal hair comb with two lengths of curled and silky hair which are on a hidden bendable wire. You get the comb in and can shape the hair any way you like, and it looks really really real. I get comments on it all the time, and it is soooo easy. Anyone know the name of them? I get them at a mall kiosk, and they have tons of colors to match. To keep the comb in, I just put some little rubber bands onto teensy tiny pony tails, to anchor the hair, and then push the comb into that.

Last night I was talking to Wendy about their fake hair thingies, which seem to be fake hair ratted up into a hair net, so it looks like a giant bun or a pile of dreads, which is attached similarly to the way I attach my comb above--make teensy pony tails, pin the hell out of the bun-extension into the rubber banded bits, then stick all your hair accoutrement into and around and voila! It looks really incredible onstage, and even up close it took a moment to be like, "Waiiiit a minute...you have SHORT hair. What is this?!" ;)

Wendy, didn't you guys recently have a workshop on this at the studio? They really look great!

I used to have (really) short hair - check out this tribe if you haven't seen it already: tribes.tribe.net/shortbellyhair. They have some good tips.

There are some YouTube instructional videos on how to tie scarves. The lady doing them has very short hair. I know she's planning on putting more up about how to do hair for ATS.

www.youtube.com/user/NataylaAleksei

One word: old-school turbans. ;) All hair issues are instantly eqalized.

Otherwise, I have a big fancy headband with attached flowers and jinglies that I pop on and off. I have also been able to attach lightweight yarn-falls to my 2-inch long hair by making teensy ponies and bobby-pinning them in place.