Women's Long Wavy Synthetic Wig - Middle Part, High-Temperature Fiber

A long wavy wig for women made from high-temperature synthetic fiber: a loose body wave, a middle part, no fringe, and 10 colour options that all sit on the same full head cap, from pale blonde through fashion pink and red to the natural browns.

Key Features

• Middle part, no fringe - The part falls at the centre and the lengths frame the face, so nothing needs cutting and the hairline stays open.
• Loose body wave - The wave is heat-set at the factory, so it combs back into shape after washing with no mousse or rollers.
• Machine-made cap - The cap is woven by machine with an elastic nape band and an adjusting strap, so it costs less than a hand-tied cap.
• A wide shade set - Ten shades share this one cap, from blonde and white to pink, red and silver grey, so the 10 options cover everyday wear and fashion wear.
• Glueless fit - It slips on over pinned or braided hair, so there is no glue or tape at the hairline.
• Factory reference - This wig is catalogued under the 103F reference, so a reorder lands on the same wave.

How the Length Sits

The lengths are long: past the shoulder and brushing the waist on a display head, with the front panels framing the face. The wave is loose, so a dry wig reads longer in a photo than brushed out, and the heat-set fibre does not shrink in the wash.

Styling and Heat Limits

Style it dry: shake it out with your fingers, comb from the ends upward with a wide-tooth comb, then brush the crown downward so the surface lies flat.

Heat is off the table: the fibre is listed as not permable and not dyeable, so bleach, perm lotion and a flat iron cannot change it, and a hot dryer nozzle flattens the wave. Buy the shade you want and wear it as it arrives.

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 set the part at the centre.

Breathability at the crown is rated medium, so a full day is comfortable indoors and fine in cool weather; in a hot room take it off early and let your own hair breathe.

Choosing a Colour

Pale blonde, off-white and pure white form the light set - the first runs golden, the second is a soft cream white, the third is a clean white for stage work, and silver grey sits between them for a rooty silver look.

Light pink and bright red are the fashion shades, wine red is the muted version of the same idea, and black, dark brown and light brown are the natural set for covering grey. Shade names are read off the colour tiles, so compare a tile with your roots in daylight.

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 lengths in circles mats a wave.

Air-dry on a stand out of direct sun and store it brushed flat, off a radiator and out of a parked car: a hot car is hot enough to change a heat-set wave.

Who It Suits, and Who Should Skip It

It suits a wearer after long volume plus a believable middle part, anyone covering grey or colour damage, and anyone testing a fashion shade at a $14 price.

Skip it if you plan to flat-iron, perm or bleach the fibre, and skip it for swimming and sustained high-wind work, the two conditions that mat a wave fastest. The 10 colour options are the reason to reorder this cap in a second shade.

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