Could This Wig Be Styled Differently?

[Guest Lauren S]

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I would want to brush these bangs out to appear thicker and give me better coverage for my high forehead. I just want it to cover from my eyebrows up but I'm not sure if I could style it to do that. Could a could brush out or heat styling give me a fuller-banged look?

Also since my natural hair is already shoulder length (but I can't style it until I go full-time in a few months) is this too much to spend, or just right?

[Guest Donna Jean]

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I would want to brush these bangs out to appear thicker and give me better coverage for my high forehead. I just want it to cover from my eyebrows up but I'm not sure if I could style it to do that. Could a could brush out or heat styling give me a fuller-banged look?

Well, that's hard to say without touching the wig hair...you need to know how much hair is there in the first place....remember, that wig is on a small GG's head.

Also since my natural hair is already shoulder length (but I can't style it until I go full-time in a few months) is this too much to spend, or just right?

I'd buy it......I wore my long hair up under a hat for years....that wig is WAY past shoulder length!

Huggs

Donna Jean

[Guest Elizabeth K]

Oh my - wigs are like regular hair - expensive ones anyway. You style them on the wig form. My hair is very long - and I recently tried on my old wig. It has about 4" shorter hair and bangs (I don't have bangs) but it works. But they are a bother.

I just work with what I have naturally. But to answer your question, style it on the wig form, and carefully out it on. That works... curl it under to make it set higher on your forehead, perhaps.

I hope this helps.

Lizzy

[Guest Aries]

I LOVE that wig!!! luv luv luv!

[Guest Cyndi]

Hi Lauren,

Not sure on styling that one, they're all different depending on the materials. Some can be styled with straighteners or curlers on a low heat. Here's a link to another good store if you're still looking:

Jenny's Hair Sense

Cyndi