Women's Long Wavy Synthetic Wig - 10 Colours, Middle Part, No Bangs

A long wavy synthetic wig built around an open forehead: the front is parted in the centre, no fringe crosses the brow, and the loose wave starts below the ear. WigStyleHub sells it in 10 shades on one machine-woven cap, from platinum blonde and honey blonde through wine red and sky blue to the everyday browns.

Key Features

• Ten shades, one cap - The 10 colour options share one cap and one wave, so a statement shade and an everyday shade fit alike.
• No bangs, centre part - The front is cut long and parted in the middle, so the forehead stays open and the sides frame the cheekbone.
• Loose wave that returns - The wave is heat-set at the factory, so it combs back into shape after a wash with no rollers.
• 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 keeps its shape on a stand.
• Factory reference - The catalogue model for this wave is 9003, so a reorder lands on the same wave and cap.

The Part and the Face Line

With no fringe to trim, the only styling decision is where the part sits. Centre is what the photos show, and moving it a finger off centre softens the face line.

The lengths run long enough that the front sections reach the ribs when worn loose, and because the wave starts below the ear the crown lies flat and the volume sits low.

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 the lengths, dry the wig with a cool nozzle, and keep it away from radiators and a hot car.

Putting It On

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

A centre part shows the parting line through the cap, so pin your own hair flat before you put the wig on and comb the part open over that base.

Choosing a Colour

The warm set covers bright red, wine red, auburn brown, honey blonde and platinum blonde, with light brown and dark brown as the everyday browns.

The statement pair is the split shade and the sky blue - the split colour is half pink and half blue with the divide behind the part, so one side of the face reads pink and the other reads blue.

Compare a colour tile with your own roots in daylight, and go one shade deeper 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 wave in circles mats it.

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

Who It Suits, and Who Should Skip It

It suits anyone who wants a long wave with an open forehead, anyone covering grey roots, and anyone testing a fashion colour at a $26 price. Skip it if you want a hairline you can part on bare skin, because this is a woven machine cap, and skip it if you plan to bleach the fibre. The 10 colours are the reason to order a second cap.

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