Is there a spot in the back for a girl to pull a ponytail through?
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The Sunday Afternoons "Sport" hat DOES have a ponytail hole. The Adult medium "Sport" hat is not all that much larger than the Child size "Play" hat. We have both and my 3 year old son can almost wear his mother's Medium "Sport" Hat. Sunday Afternoons Sport Hat
370741
No there is no designated spot for a ponytail. A low ponytail would work fine though and the hat would still sit comfortably.
370742
No, there is not a spot in the back for a higher ponytail. A lower/nape ponytail will fit below the hat, however.
1824645
Yes! There are three small button attachments at the back so you can remove the chains on her tail
412861
Yes. The hair is pulled back in little pigtails. It doesn't come braided like shown in some pictures.
1011454
I wore it as is but I don't think a ponytail would work because it's not a very thick wig so it'll likely show the cap. Hope this helps
189971
the window should be on top and away from the scalp. yes, i set mine to left spin and pull down that seems to work on my girls hair
423045
I don't know the inches exactly; however, the ponytail was longer than I had anticipated. It came down to the middle of my back. I actually trimmed it some (I am not a hairstylist) so that it was at a length I was comfortable with.
2012361
Yep, sure does. Because of the velcro closure on the back you can adjust to make as loose or as tight as you want. Helpful for when I change hair styles. The coverage is good.
274426
You should go up against the direction of the hair. The instruction is in the box
1390534
I got this for my granddaughter for cos-play. it goes almost to her waist in the back, don't know how long
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Michael, I do not believe that long hair would get in the way of the straps. There are a total of four straps and they meet in the back to form a patch that fits on the back of the head.
1316097
Yes. Since hair down there is more thicker you will have to put this veet on there twice down there.
1027871
Hello. No. There's not, you have to pull over your head. PS. Runs small so I sugges to size up.
1428974
Yes you can. There's an adjustable lash on the back as you can see on the bottom of this picture: http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTAwMFg3NDY=/z/TscAAMXQ1d1TH8h1/$_35.JPG
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No, there is no attachment or other part included for the bikini line. Just make sure hair is short before going there as it could be painful.
1011452
With a little work I believe it could be put into a medium/high pony tail. It would prob take a little fixing to make sure the wig cap part did not show when put up. The only place my wig cap was even slightly visible was around the bangs area so with a little finger styling I was able to hide it. I believe you could easily do the same thing after putting the hair up. Hope that helps.
841002
No. The end (soft rubber that helps pick up hair) is very blunt and would not reach into corners and crevices. There is an extender but if you put much pressure on it, it retracts.
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I pulled my hair back LIKE putting it in a ponytail, but did NOT use an elastic band. Fed the pony thru the hole (keeping the clip horizontal to the floor), spread the hair to evenly fill the gap, pulled away from my head past about 1/2 to the 3/4 mark on my hair - this way the side pieces didn't fall out, and then began rolling towards my head where the twist/spin is going in the direction of up and towards the top of my head(tucking the ends of my hair towards the inside of the roll). When you reach your scalp, roll the edges of the device towards the nape of your neck and try to pull some of the hair around it to camouflage it. I pulled my hair back LIKE putting it in a ponytail, but did NOT use an elastic band. Fed the pony thru the hole (keeping the clip horizontal to the floor), spread the hair to evenly fill the gap, pulled away from my head past about 1/2 to the 3/4 mark on my hair - this way the side pieces didn't fall out, and then began rolling towards my head where the twist/spin is going in the direction of up and towards the top of my head(tucking the ends of my hair towards the inside of the roll). When you reach your scalp, roll the edges of the device towards the nape of your neck and try to pull... » Read More I pulled my hair back LIKE putting it in a ponytail, but did NOT use an elastic band. Fed the pony thru the hole (keeping the clip horizontal to the floor), spread the hair to evenly fill the gap, pulled away from my head past about 1/2 to the 3/4 mark on my hair - this way the side pieces didn't fall out, and then began rolling towards my head where the twist/spin is going in the direction of up and towards the top of my head(tucking the ends of my hair towards the inside of the roll). When you reach your scalp, roll the edges of the device towards the nape of your neck and try to pull some of the hair around it to camouflage it. « Show Less