Virginia CLASSIC
An asymmetrical cut with a widow's peak! The longest layers measure around 15" (38 cm) at the front, and gradually become shorter towards the back. From the widow's peak to the very back, the length is about 19" (48 cm). The shortest layer measures roughly 5" (12.7 cm) from the nape.
Lacefronts are the best way to have a natural-looking hairline and are meant to be attached to your head with spirit gum or lacefront tape.
- 23" cap before stretch
- 10.5" lace hairline ear to ear
- 0.5" to 0.75" ventilated hairline
- 2 sewn-in wig clips at temples
- Widow's peak
- Heat-resistant up to 420°F
- 300-325°F recommended
Please note: We do our best to display wigs as accurately as possible, but display heads are slightly smaller than life size and colors might appear different based on screen settings. Subsequently, the wig may be shorter on a person or very slightly in color. Please consider purchasing our color samples first if color accuracy is important.
↓ For higher-res detail shots, click the images below! ↓
Original: $94.00
-70%$94.00
$28.20
Description
An asymmetrical cut with a widow's peak! The longest layers measure around 15" (38 cm) at the front, and gradually become shorter towards the back. From the widow's peak to the very back, the length is about 19" (48 cm). The shortest layer measures roughly 5" (12.7 cm) from the nape.
Lacefronts are the best way to have a natural-looking hairline and are meant to be attached to your head with spirit gum or lacefront tape.
- 23" cap before stretch
- 10.5" lace hairline ear to ear
- 0.5" to 0.75" ventilated hairline
- 2 sewn-in wig clips at temples
- Widow's peak
- Heat-resistant up to 420°F
- 300-325°F recommended
Please note: We do our best to display wigs as accurately as possible, but display heads are slightly smaller than life size and colors might appear different based on screen settings. Subsequently, the wig may be shorter on a person or very slightly in color. Please consider purchasing our color samples first if color accuracy is important.
↓ For higher-res detail shots, click the images below! ↓
