No matter how you look at it (or what swatch you use), this has a nice authentic feeling all around. One side of the hair is tucked behind the ear, while the other flows freely. This skilled Simmer took one of the new styles that came with Island Living, edited the mesh, and now we’re all blessed with a lovely long ‘do for dudes. As long as it’s not the original mesh itself and has enough edits to be an original, standalone creation, it’s all good. If you love Luumia’s body hair mods but don’t love that they’re categorized as tattoos, this redux is just what you need Javi grouped versions of Luumia’s various body hairstyles into the 4 CAS hair categories with both straight and curly versions available. It sounds a little shady but it’s within EA’s own creator guidelines. Body Hair Luumia V5+ Redux by Javi Trulove Sims. Well, fortunately, a lot of Simmers can basically bring them to us free of charge.
So then your only option is to buy a whole pack centered around content and gameplay you’ll probably never use, just so your Sim can have that cute new hair that caught your eye. The painful part about having so many packs for The Sims 4 is that a lot of times, the only stuff a player might be want is more clothes and hair.
