Lolita Curly Short Full Afro African American Black Wigs

• Color:Black, Dark Brown, Light Brown.
• Material:Synthetic Hair.
• Wigs Type:Natural Wigs.
• Lace Wig Type:None Lace Wigs.
• Style:Curly.

How to putting the wig on: 1. If your hair is long, pull it straight back into a secure ponytail at the base of your neck. Next, using hairpins, secure the ends of the ponytail to the back of your head, keeping your hair as flat as possible.If you have bangs or short hair, secure those loose hairs around your face back with bobby pins. 2. Put the wig cap on according to the package directions, ensuring that all your hair is secure back in the cap.Gently pull the wigcap backwards off of your face from the back.this pushes all those fly away hairs backwards so you don' see them. 3. Start piercing hairpins through the wig cap, and into your hair below. Be careful not to poke yourself in the scalp. 4. Put the wig on.Start it by putting it on way on your forehead,past your hairline.The wig should feel secure, but not too tight. If needed, you can adjust the size with the Velcro tabs inside the wig. How to cleaning the synthetic wigs: First, comb through the wig gently to remove any tangles, then turn the wig inside out. Use specially formulated wig shampoo to clean the wig, following the instructions carefully. Generally, most wig shampoos will instruct you to add a capful of specifically formulated wig shampoo to cold water, and soak the wig for five minutes. After the appropriate a of time has passed, swirl the wig gently for a few moments in the shampoo water, being careful not to rub the wig. Once done, rinse the wig thoroughly using a basin of clean water and lay it out on a towel, blotting softly to remove excess water. Q: What kind of fibers do you use in your wigs? A: We use a high temperature fiber that can be heated up to 180??C (356??F) - the lowest setting on most hair tools. Our wigs have much thought and thorough testing put into each design and do not require a style overhaul like general cosplay wigs.