Don't some people shave off their hair so when they wear a wig you can't see their hair - because they haven't got any?
In which case, if there's no hair to see, why bother with the wig? And what's to stop them getting busy with the henna at home, indoors? Or not indoors? Could the wig be to obscure their more frequent persona? I won't show the whole costume in these cases (whatever you imagine will be about right) but identifying one of these freaks with the henna removed and a wig on would be difficult.
1. Very artistic.
2. Let's talk about eyebrows.
3. Demons above the hairline.
Having finished with the device, looking around, what else is to hand? This type of person is bound to have jars of henna, books of arcane alphabets, bottles of kohl and the like lying around – and now there's a brand new canvas. I've got some nice distressed canvass here as it happens, recycled from tents, great for winter jackets (windproof) especially double thickness. I use a ballpoint needle in the sewing machine which works pretty well and linen thread, comes out great!
These wretches do NOT think it's a shame to be shorn. And being happy to give credit where it is due, at least we can say her hair is not visible to angels. Good taste prevents me from showing the rest of the costumes but consider: Is this what's underneath one of those wigs? Any wig? Worn by any person?
Number 1 either had an assistant or two mirrors or can this stuff be purchased ready-made on waxy paper (like an iron-on patch) to plaster on the head? Henna stays put for some time (Indian weddings for instance) and we can be certain a wig would have little effect. We couldn't see it but God could.
Number 2 is particularly disappointing. If for some reason I was shorn I absolutely would not wear anything like that. Forget the "hat" though, it's the eyebrows. Could a head get any worse? And how easy to slip off the wig and dress up like that for the other 167 hours of the week. Utterly disingenuous in every way.
Number 3 takes a different tack. Even under a wig—which would need to be glued down well at the front—this magic incantation would still be there. Indeed, that's the whole point! Whatever alphabet was used and however repulsive the demon it appeals to, the intent of the heart is what matters here, and God never appreciates magic. Especially not when it's tattooed right there on your head.
For those who do not think it shameful to have a shorn head, as must be the case here, why bother with the wig at all? It mystifies me. And however they present at "mass" can that be any guarantee what happens (or does not happen) at one of their all-night parties? From their perspective, it doesn't matter at all. Just a few dollars and some muttering directed by a priest wipes the slate clean and they can start all over again. No wonder every day is bad hair day!