Toni Brattin Trendsetter Wispy Cut Wig Medium Blonde Regular

Perfect for a new style or a fast and easy answer to a bad hair day, the Toni Brattin Trendsetter Wig features an edgy style and personality for today’s fashion-forward woman. Loaded with natural movement, its straight razor-cut sides and chunky layered back create that extra flare that gets you noticed. The specially designed wig cap adjusts sizing easily with tabs for a custom and comfortable Fit. All Toni Brattin wigs have the look and feel of natural hair.

The cap is designed with a resilient stretch lace material that actually molds to the shape of the head for a comfortable, custom-like fit. Additional comfort features include a wide velvet band at the front hairline to help prevent friction; open wefting on top for a light, cool fit; open ear tabs and an open extended neckline for added lightness; and ultra-thin adjusters at the back of the neck to further ensure a personalized fit. In addition, because it is made with heat-friendly synthetic hair, the wig can be curled or straightened with thermal styling tools (up to 350F) depending on your desired look.

How do I use it: First, remove the wig from the packaging and give it a good shake to loosen up the style. If your hair is short, simply comb it back. For mid-length to long hair, evenly pin up small sections of hair flat to your head until all of it is pinned smoothly against your head. If desired, the nylon wig cap can be used for all lengths of hair. Hold the wig so that the woven label is in the back. Then, place the wig on your forehead, and while holding in place at your natural front hairline, slide the wig on so that the back is placed at your neckline. Check to make sure the ear tabs are positioned evenly in front of your ears. Make sure to slide the wig off the forehead and align with your natural hairline.

Heat-friendly synthetic fiber can withstand heat up to 350F. A low-medium setting is recommended. Fiber will be damaged if the heat setting is too high. Curling/straightening while wearing is not recommended.

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