Women's Mid-Length Water-Wave Synthetic Wig - 6 Colours, Straight or Side Bangs

A mid-length synthetic wig with a shallow water-wave pressed into high-temperature fibre, sold by WigStyleHub in 6 shades on one machine-woven cap, with a fringe worn flat across the brow or swept to one side, from black and light brown to highlighted dark brown and balayage caramel.

Key Features

• Six shades - All 6 colour options sit on the same cap and wave.
• Factory-set wave - Pressed into the fibre at the factory, so the shape arrives ready.
• Shoulder-length - The lengths fall to the collarbone, a bob that has grown out.
• Two-way fringe - Long enough to lie flat across the brow or part at the temple.
• No perms, no dye - The supplier lists this fibre as not permable and not dyeable.
• Factory reference - The catalogue model is DY310, so a reorder lands on the same wave.

The Wave and the Volume

The wave is shallow and wide, closer to a finger-wave set than to a curling-iron spiral, so the wig reads as a smooth surface with ripples rather than as separate curls. It sits close at the crown, widens from the ear down, and the fringe breaks that width at the forehead.

Two colour photos show the fringe swept to one side and two show it flat. The same cap looks shorter on a small frame, because a shallow wave springs upward when nothing weighs it down.

Fibre, Heat and the No-Perm Rule

The fibre is heat-set, so the wave survives washing and needs no iron. The supplier lists it as not permable and not dyeable, so perm lotion and colour cream do not take on it as they do on human hair.

Heat is the real limit. A flat iron straightens the wave permanently, and a radiator or a car parked in the sun does the same slowly. Dry it with a cool nozzle.

Putting It On

Stretch the cap over the back of the head, pull the front to the hairline, tuck your own hair under, close the nape clip, then smooth the wave with your fingers.

The part line is woven into the cap, so there is no bare skin to re-part. Flatten your own hair first with a braid, pins or a wig cap, then comb from the tips upward with a wide-tooth comb.

Choosing a Colour

The natural set covers black, light brown and dark brown on the same wave. Light brown is the warmest of the three and black the deepest.

The highlight shades are what this shape is cut for: highlighted dark brown is a dark base with lighter strands through it, balayage caramel is the lightest with a sun-lit band across the top layer, and flax brown is the coppery one in the middle.

At an $18 price, order the shade you expect to wear rather than the one you expect to like.

Washing and Storage

Wash after every six to eight wears with cool water and a synthetic-fibre shampoo poured down the lengths and rinsed the same way, then press the water out with a towel. Hot water and rubbing the wave in circles mats it.

Air-dry on a stand out of direct sun and store it brushed flat, away from a radiator and out of a parked car.

Who It Suits, and Who Should Skip It

It suits anyone who wants shoulder-length fibre in a factory-set wave, anyone who wears a fringe, and anyone who would pay an $18 price for a cap that needs no iron. Skip it if you plan to bleach, perm or dye the fibre, and skip it if you want a part you can draw on bare skin.

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