Ellen Wille Wig: Point (Mono-Whisk)

synthetic hair wig

Advantages

• "Ready to go" - the synthetic hair wig is fully styled.
• The wig retains its original look even after washing.
• Inexpensive.
• Easy-care.
• Large selection of models.

Disadvantages

• The hair does not tolerate heat.
• You have to decide on a hairstyle: "curly" or "straight". The synthetic hair cannot be styled any other way.
• The wig will not last as long as real hair.
• Can only be washed with a special shampoo.

Partial monofilament - mono-swirl **/weft

With this type of wig, the swirl area is covered with monofilament - a skin-like fabric - onto which each hair is carefully knotted by hand. This area varies from wig to wig depending on the hairstyle and is either point-shaped or elongated, like a parting. This makes the wig look particularly natural, especially in the easily visible areas, as it looks as if the wig hairs are coming directly from your own scalp, like with a normal hairstyle.

The rest of this wig consists mainly of a wefted construction, where the hair is machine sewn onto fine cotton bands. The weft adapts very well to the shape of the head and has very good air circulation.

Point -

Adorably asymmetrical – right on point! A long fringe completes this accurate short haircut. With a fantastic colour palette!

The first use

After receiving your wig, please remove it from the box and gently shake the hairstyle. The hair on the wig may appear a little misshapen due to the packaging. Shaking the hairstyle will quickly bring it back into shape. Never comb curly wigs, as this could comb out the curls!
Wigs with straight hair can be combed using special wig combs or brushes.

Please refrain from using hairspray or similar (as long as the wig is not your property yet). Wigs treated in this way cannot be exchanged or returned.

If you have decided on a wig, it is of course possible to style it with special styling products.

How do I put the wig on correctly?

If you have a lot of your own hair, it is best to use a wig net. Place the wig on your forehead at your own hairline and pull it back. Align the small feathers attached to the sides in front of the ear at the same height, then pull the wig down to the hairline in the neck area. The size of the wig can be changed in the neck area using the integrated stretch bands.

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rise? Done!

How do I style my wig?

Wigs with straight hair can be styled using a wig brush/comb or your fingertips. Wigs with very curly hair can be gently shaken and the curls separated with your fingers. Curly wigs should never be brushed.

Your wig is designed with a basic cut, but you can make small changes with your own styling. Try tucking the hair behind your ears for a change or using hair accessories. You can create different looks with just one wig. Try it out! Most wigs, however, only need to be shaken and shaped with your fingers.

Wigs with wavy cuts and loose waves should only be brushed lightly, starting at the tips and then gently working your way towards the top of the head.

For straight styles, start with the ends as you would with wavy styles. Once all the hair is well separated, brush your wig again from the crown to the ends, this will give the hair a silky, smooth look.

Combing or brushing too vigorously can damage or tear out the hair. A synthetic wig is always pre-styled by the manufacturer and does not normally require long, complicated styling.