Short Curly Wig with Bangs

Testing by Burning- Human hair will show white smoke while burning and turn to ash; Synthetic hair will show black smoke and be a sticky ball after burning.

The image you provided is actually a "Visual Hair Length Estimation" guide, designed to help you visualize where different lengths (like 14" or 24") will fall on your back, rather than a chart for determining Cap Size. To find the correct fit (Small, Medium, or Large)

you must measure your "Head Circumference": please wrap a soft measuring tape from the center of your front hairline, passing behind your ears down to the nape of your neck, and returning to the starting point. Use this measurement to select your cap size, and then refer to the image to decide the aesthetic length you desire.

This chart displays the standard color codes used in the wig industry, covering a full spectrum from dark to light shades:

• Blacks: Includes the deep Jet Black (#1) and the most popular Natural Black (#1B), which mimics natural hair growth.
• Browns: Ranges from a rich Dark Chocolate Brown (#2) to softer Light Brown (#12) tones.
• Blondes & Platinums: Offers a wide variety, from natural Dark Blonde (#14) to very light Platinum shades (#613, #101, #104). Notably, #613 is a classic bright Golden Platinum.
• Greys: Features both mature Dark Grey blends (#34, #30) and trendy Silver/White (#60) options.
• Reds: Includes warm tones like Strawberry Blonde/Light Auburn (#27) and rich Dark Auburn (#33).

Note: Please be aware that actual colors may vary slightly from what you see on your screen due to different monitor display settings. If you need precise color matching or wish to customize a specific color, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service team for assistance.

Yes, you can let your hairdresser dye the human hair products darker. However, we do not recommend bleaching or lightening human hair products, as this would severely damage the hair. White, Platinum Blonde, and light grey hair are the best colors to use if you want to dye to a darker color. If you want to risk taking the chance of lightning with bleach, then we would suggest testing the strand in an inconspicuous spot first.

Once washed, place the wet wig on a wig stand or mannequin head, as depicted here. Since hair fibers are most fragile when wet, avoid using high heat from blow dryers or brushing vigorously; allowing it to air dry naturally in a ventilated area is the best way to preserve the wig's original curl pattern, texture, and shine.

The internal construction of a wig cap dictates both comfort and realism. As shown in the image, a popular and cost-effective design combines a Lace Front with an Open Weft back: the sheer lace at the front is hand-tied to create a seamless, natural hairline that looks like your own growth, while the wefted back ensures maximum breathability and features adjustable straps and combs for a secure fit.

For those seeking even greater versatility, options like Monofilament caps mimic a real scalp for natural parting in any direction, while Full Lace caps are 100% hand-tied, offering the ultimate freedom to style the hair into high ponytails or updos.