Inclined Bang Short Cosplay Costume Wig

Specifications:

• The cosplay wig has unique Inclined Bang Short Cosplay design
• This brand new front lace wig is made of superior material, durable and never worn
• Unique designed cosplay wig looks different and attractive
• The cosplay wig is well made from the finest material 
• A perfect choice to change your hair style
• Unique hair costume wig is very popular and it will make you stand out from the crowd
• Adjustable size design makes it wear more comfortable
• Color: Dark Green
• Length: 30cm/11.8in
• Material: Kanekalon

Details:

• Special designed costume cosplay wig has Inclined Bang Short Cosplay style

• It looks lovely and funny with this curly cosplay wig

• Made of high quality material, it will last for long time and will not fall apart

• This Cosplay Wig will be one of your best choice for Cosplay party

• You can make cosplay wigs to enhance any characters you choose to enact

How to Pick Wigs in Cosplay

• Cosplay is a shorthand slang for costumed play. Cosplay is a form of role playing in which participants dress in costumes as a character and pretend live, fight and act as that fictional person. Picking the right wig for cosplay can make or break a costume. The wigs can be any color the wearer can find, as they do not need to be realistic. The wig, like most of the costume, is worn at all times during cosplay
• Picture the hair of the fictional character that the wigged cosplay participant will be emulating. Decide on the length the wig should be. Browse for wigs by length first. Remember that wigs can be cut; if a longer wig looks better it is ok
• Look for wig color in the group of proper length. Dying a light color wig is an alternative if a wig with the correct color can not be found. Inspect the wig for damage before purchasing. Look for "bald spots" where hair is missing or tears in the base material
• Look to see how the wig attaches. Decide if a stretch-over wig is appropriate or if wig glue is needed. If the wig comes with pinning attachments or clips, try the wig on to feel comfort. Make movements while wearing the wig that are common in the participants' cosplay sessions to ensure its stability and comfort
• Style the wig further using hair products. Apply hair gel to the wig to give a sleeker, wet look. Use hair glue to create stiffer specific shapes with the wig. Use normal (not hot) curlers to give a wavy look to the wig. Top off a finished style with hairspray to hold the wig in place

How to Wear a Cosplay Wig

• Most cosplay wigs are high-quality works of art intended for wear with the same costume for years at a time. Wearing a cosplay wig properly is as simple as remembering to put on a wig cap (which hides your natural hair), putting the wig on properly and pinning it in place. Note that you shouldn't use bobby pins, which appear crinkled on one side but straight on the other. Instead, use hair pins, which are symmetrical and have better holding strength for this particular application
• Putting on the Wig Cap
• Wet your hair thoroughly. If it's long enough, twist it into a ponytail at the nape of your neck and then flip that ponytail so that it lies up against your head, the tail pointing toward or across your forehead.
• Pull a wig cap on; start from the back of your head if you have a lot of hair in a ponytail. This is where having the ponytail flipped up toward the top of your head helps keep it out of the way while you apply the wig cap. If you have short hair or are bald, just pull the wig cap on
• Stuff as much of your hair as possible down toward the back of your neck, making sure it's still contained by the wig cap.
• Putting on the Wig
• Hold the wig with both hands, backs of your hands facing together, fingers inside the wig and thumbs outside the wig.
• Place the wig's scalp line against your forehead, just above your eyebrows
• Tilt your head forward as you slowly stretch the back and sides of the wig down over your wig cap, sliding your fingers out from underneath the edges as you pull them down
• Pull the back of the wig down until it covers the back of your wig cap. The wig will stretch to accommodate any extra hair that you've stuffed into the back of your wig cap
• Tug the back of the wig down until the front of it sits just below your natural hairline. If the wig you're wearing has bangs, you can let it sit a little higher, right at your natural hairline
• Start piercing hairpins through the wig, the wig cap, and into your hair below. Be careful not to poke yourself in the scalp; instead, work your hair pins into the wig all along its edges, at every single angle possible. The more pins you put in, the more stable your wig should be
• Test how well you've applied the wig by jumping up and down, shaking your head vigorously from side to side, flinging the wig hair around (if it's long) and touching your toes. If you've added enough pins, the wig should stay firmly in place through all of this and not wiggle at all. If it wiggles, add more hair pins

Package Included:

• 1 x Wig