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PERFECT LENGTH: Afro wigs length: 14 inches suitable for all cosplay costume. The wigs size fit most people and you can adjust the hook inside the cap to the correct size to suit your head. Fashionable and stylish afro kinky curly hair wigs looks natural, real, very pretty and soft touch. Wig color may vary due to different monitor or lights.
Afro Wig Design: It is not only a afro wigs for black women hair, but also a mens afro wigs 70’s. A good natural afro wigs allows your scalp to breathe freely. Give you more realistic natural looking.
This is a stylish and comfortable Rbenxia 14 Inch Short Afro Wig for Black Women 70s Afro Kinky Curly Wig Synthetic Costume Wigs Anime Fashion Halloween Cosplay Daily Party (Brown), which is made of 100% polyester. It is easy to wash and wears well. The breathable mesh back keeps you cool, and the contrast-color make this a style statement.
WIDE APPLICATION: The short afro wig suitable for men and women. Perfect for daily use, cosplay, costume, Carnival, Halloween, Christmas, Masquerade, theme party, disco, weddings, dating, gift etc. You will shinning in party and get many compliments with 70s black afro kinky curly wig.
CLEAN METHOD: Comb the hair with the metal brush or a comb with wire pin first, wash and care using a little mild shampoo in cold water. Gently with a towel dry the moisture of the hair. Brush hair after it is completely dry and put it on the wig stand for storage.
