Women's Layered Wavy Synthetic Wig with Curtain Bangs - High Temperature Fiber, 60 cm

A 60 cm full-head synthetic wig in high-temperature resistant fibre, cut in soft layers with curtain bangs that part in the middle and fall toward the temples. The machine-made cap arrives ready to wear, and the wave is heat-set at the factory, so the layered shape returns after a wash. Eight colour options run from gold blonde to highlighted brown.

Key Features

• High-temperature fibre - Heat-set in the factory, so the wave returns after washing without re-curling the style.
• Curtain bangs - The front parts in the centre and drops toward both temples, softening the forehead and jawline with no trimming.
• Layered texture - Weight is removed from the mid-lengths, so the hair moves and sits closer to the head than a solid panel.
• Eight colour options - Colour options share one cap and one length, from gold blonde to highlighted brown.
• Not permable or dyeable - Shade and wave are fixed at the factory, so the fibre cannot be re-coloured, bleached or re-permed.

How the Length Sits

The 60 cm length lands at the chest on most frames, with the back panel a little longer than the front because the layers are cut shorter at the crown. On a shorter wearer the ends turn inward under the collarbone; on a taller wearer the same wig clears the shoulder line.

Styling and Heat Limits

Heat-setting is why the wave survives warm water and a cool blow dryer, and why the layers drop back into place while the wig air-dries on a stand. Comb from the ends upward with a wide-tooth comb, and keep friction low at the nape, where a strand of this length tangles first.

There is no lace to bleach and the strand cannot be permed or dyed, so the colour option you pick is the colour you keep. Hot irons flatten the set, so finish with fingers, a comb and light holding spray.

Putting It On

A full machine-made headpiece with adjustable straps, so it goes on over braided or loose hair with no glue and no cutting, and the pre-parted bangs need no plucking at the hairline. A woven cap holds its shape at the parting and stays secure through a long day, at the cost of breathing less at the crown than a hand-tied lace cap.

Choosing a Colour

In daylight the gold blonde option reads as a warm light blonde with a darker root, while off black stays dark at the parting, the shade to take when a natural root line matters. Light ash brown, medium ash brown and highlighted brown carry grey in the shade and read softer against light and medium skin tones; dark brown is closest to the mid brown in the photos.

Washing and Storage

Wash after every six to eight wears with lukewarm water and a little synthetic fibre shampoo, rinsed downward along the cuticle, then pat dry and air-dry on a stand away from direct sun. Conditioner and hot water both stiffen synthetic fibre.

Store the wig on a stand or in its box with the layers smoothed flat, out of a car or a sunny shelf where heat flattens the set. Under that routine the style holds for months of regular wear.

Who It Suits, and Who Should Skip It

This fits women moving from a bob to a longer style in one step, wearers who want curtain bangs without cutting their own fringe, and anyone who wants length on a synthetic budget without the upkeep of human hair. The middle part and temple-length bangs suit every face shape.

Skip it if you plan to bleach, perm, re-colour or hot-style with an iron daily: the fibre will not take dye and heat erases the factory set. It is also the wrong buy for a bare, invisible hairline, because this woven cap has no lace to blend into the scalp.

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