Can wigs have bangs?

Prepare the wig

Place the wig on a canvas block head . This will help you work with the wig more easily.

Spray the wig with water

Gently comb through the wig to remove any tangles or knots. Start from the tips and work your way up to avoid damaging the hair fibers. Spray the water generously on the front of the wig, where the bangs are.

 Wash and condition (if necessary)

If your wig is made of human hair or heat-resistant synthetic hair, you can wash and condition it just like you would with natural hair. Be sure to follow the care instructions provided with the wig. Allow it to air dry or use a wig stand to maintain the shape.

Style the bangs

For traditional synthetic wigs, only use water and/or hairspray and a wide tooth comb or brush. You can heat up the fibers by rigorously rubbing your hands together until warm and then flatten them on your wig at the bangs area, holding the bangs in your preferred placement. Warming the fibers will help you move them more easily, but you cannot use a heat tool–only the heat from your hands.  

For heat friendly fibers (heat friendly synthetic and/or human hair) you can use your preferred heat styling tools to achieve your style goals for blunt bangs, side swept bangs, curtain bangs, or curly/wavy bangs.

Trim or shape the bangs (if necessary)

If the wig's bangs are too long or need shaping, you can have them trimmed to your desired length or style. We recommend going to a professional hair stylist as altered wigs are not returnable.  

Remember to be gentle when styling your wig to avoid damaging the fibers, especially if it's a synthetic wig. With the right care and attention, you can achieve a stylish look with your wig and its bangs.