Women's Long Curly Synthetic Wig - 24 Colours, 70 cm, Side-Swept Bangs

A long curly synthetic wig built for colour: 24 shades on one machine-woven cap, from neon pink through bright purple, grass green and navy blue to the everyday browns, cut at 70 cm with a long fringe you sweep to one side.

Key Features

• Twenty-four shades - The 24 colour options share one cap and one curl, so a stage shade and an everyday shade fit the same way.
• Heat-set curl - The curl is set at the factory, so it combs back into shape after a wash with no rollers and no styling product.
• A long fringe, swept - The fringe is long enough to part and sweep to one side, covering the cheek line rather than the brow.
• Not permable, not dyeable - This fibre is listed as not permable and not dyeable, so the colour you buy is the colour you keep.
• Machine-woven cap - A woven cap with an elastic nape band and an adjusting strap costs less than a hand-tied base and keeps its shape on a stand.
• Factory reference - The catalogue code for this curl is 70cm long curly, so a reorder lands on the same curl and the same cap.

How the Length Sits

The length is 70 cm: on a display head the curls fall to the mid-back and the fringe reaches the cheek. Curly hair reads shorter than the tape measure once dry, so brushing the lengths out is how you get the longer look. The part you trim is the fringe.

Heat, Perming and Dyeing

This fibre is listed as not permable and not dyeable, so do not perm it, bleach it or put permanent colour on it: the chemicals that lift human hair strip the pigment out of synthetic fibre and leave it dull and sticky.

Heat is limited for the same reason. Keep flat irons and curling tongs off it, dry it with a cool dryer nozzle, and keep it away from radiators: a hot car is hot enough to change a heat-set curl.

Putting It On

Stretch the cap opening over the back of the head, pull the front to the hairline, tuck loose hair underneath, then close the nape strap until snug and part the fringe where you want it.

For a character look, braid or pin your own hair flat first: the cap is a machine-woven mesh, so flat pinned hair stays smooth under it.

Choosing a Colour

The warm set runs from neon pink through orange, ginger orange and yellow, with dark red at the deep end and blonde and light blonde at the light end.

The cool set covers bright purple, light purple, dark purple, navy blue, sky blue, cyan blue, grass green, pine green and sage green; white, silver gray, black and the brown family are the neutrals. Compare a tile with your own roots in daylight before ordering, and pick deeper than you expect for stage light.

Washing and Storage

Wash after every six to eight wears with cool to lukewarm water and a synthetic-fiber shampoo poured down the lengths and rinsed the same way, then press the water out with a towel and finger-comb while damp. Hot water and rubbing the curls in circles mats them.

Air-dry on a stand out of direct sun and store it brushed flat, off a radiator and out of a parked car. A budget wig combed after every wear outlasts an expensive one thrown in a bag.

Who It Suits, and Who Should Skip It

It suits anyone building a character look who wants one cap in many colours, anyone covering grey, and anyone testing a fashion shade at a $17 price. Skip it if you want a hairline you can part on bare skin, because this is a woven machine cap and not a lace front, and skip it if you plan to bleach the fibre: the 24 colour options are the reason to order a second cap.

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