Women's 100 cm Big Wave Synthetic Wig with Side-Swept Bangs - 3 Colours

A big wave wig is a full-head cap set into loose, wide curls, and this one is a real length: the fibre measures 100 cm from cap to tips. WigStyleHub makes it in high-temperature synthetic fibre on a machine-woven mesh cap, in 3 colours, and it slips on with no glue and no cutting.

Key Features

• Loose big-wave set - The curl is wide and open, so the lengths read as beach curls brushed out rather than tight ringlets.
• Side-swept fringe - The bangs are cut long and sweep to one side, framing the cheek instead of covering the forehead.
• 100 cm of length - The lengths fall past the waist on most people, and the wave keeps its shape at the tips.
• 3 colour options - All 3 share one cap and one cut, and only the shade changes.
• High-temperature fibre - Heat-resistant synthetic hair that holds an open wave through rain, sweat and a full day of wear.

What Makes This Wig Different

The colour set is why shoppers click: a clear pink, a honey blonde and a dusty rose, and the last two are the muted pair for anyone who wants a fashion colour close to a real dye job.

The trade-off is weight. A 100 cm length carries more fibre than a shoulder-length cap, so on a hot day that mass sits on your shoulders.

Styling and Heat Limits

The fibre is the high-temperature grade, so the wave can be combed out and blow-dried back into shape after a wash, and a mist of texturising spray re-lifts curls crushed flat in a bag.

What it will not do is take colour. This cap is listed as not dye-able: colour cream lifts human hair, not synthetic fibre, and a flat iron pressed hard through the mid-lengths flattens the curl permanently.

Putting It On

Flatten your own hair with a braid or a thin wig cap, stretch the cap over the back of the head, pull the front to your hairline and let the mesh settle. There is no lace to cut and no adhesive to blend.

Decide which side the fringe sweeps before closing the cap, then comb from the tips upward with a wide-tooth comb and a light spritz of water.

Choosing a Colour

The lightest of the three is the statement colour and reads as a costume colour in daylight, so it is the one people buy for events and shoots.

Honey blonde and dusty rose are the wearable pair: the first reads as a warm blonde on light and medium skin, the second as a muted rose-brown. All 3 share one cap, so fit and wave never move with the shade.

Washing and Storage

Wash after roughly every six wears: cool water run down the lengths with a synthetic-fibre shampoo, rinsed the same way, pressed out with a towel and air-dried out of sun. Warm water and rubbing in circles mats an open wave.

Store it combed on a stand away from a radiator. Roll it rather than folding it for travel, and keep it out of direct sun so the palest shade does not fade faster than the other two.

Why Synthetic at This Price

At a $19.99 price the comparison is the costume caps in the same band, not human hair. High-temperature synthetic fibre holds a factory wave through rain and a season of wear, and at this price a 100 cm long wig in a fashion colour is a one-purchase decision, not a salon appointment.

Who It Suits, and Who Should Skip It

Buy it for a long loose wave with a side-swept fringe in pink, honey blonde or dusty rose, for events, shoots and costume days. Skip it if you want a shoulder-length cap you can throw in a handbag, and skip the lightest shade for an office-safe option.

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