Short Wig - Indiana - Monofilament ****

This synthetic wig Indiana from Raquel Welch with a Monofilament**** cap is a layered shoulder-length style for a timeless, radiant look. Its fringe frames and brightens your face. It is ideal for cancer patients who are suffering from hair loss or people with alopecia.

Monofilament****: The front of the cap is hand-sewn onto a thin lace, strand by strand to perfectly imitate the scalp. It improves comfort, whilst giving an authentic aspect to the design. The remaining part of the wig is wefted (machine-sewn).

This wig is a standard sized model, measuring 54 to 58 cm around the head.

The description "Rooted" means that the hair colour is darker at the roots to imitate natural hair regrowth

Please read the following important information to ensure the proper upkeep of your wig:

• Avoid all heat sources as your wig can be damaged (Take off your wig whilst cooking, do not use a hairdryer, hair straightener or hot water, ...)
• Avoid leaving your wig out as it is a real dust gatherer.
• After wearing it, turn it inside-out and let it air for several hours before putting it in the hair net, stuffing it with tissue paper and laying it flat in the box.
• To style your wig, use a special synthetic wig hair brush, and delicately start brushing the ends, while slowly making your way up to the roots.
• To wash your wig (2-3 times a month), let it soak in cold water with a small amount of special synthetic wig shampoo for 15 minutes, then rinse with fresh water (do not put shampoo directly on the wig). Pat dry with a towel, avoid wringing the wig and hang it up to dry (wig stand, shower head...)
• To reduce the number of washes, it is recommended to wear a small cap under your wig.
• Do not use gel or hair spray!
• It is recommended to not sleep with your wig as it can prematurely damaged it.
• It is also recommended to not wear your wig at the swimming pool (or to buy a wig adapted for this activity)

Synthetic Fibre (Modacrylic)
NB. This fibre cannot handle any heat source (hair dryers, straighteners, hot water…). It is the most popular fibre used in the making of wigs due to its large choice of colours.

Certain wigs have a Lace Front: A fine lace mesh placed at the front of the wig to ressemble the hair line, for a more natural look.