I need to pull back the hair into a low ponytail. Is it possible with this wig?
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Anything is possible but that's not what I would do with this wig. This wig has a designed of its own and looks great as is. Although I did i did order two wigs, I'm using one as the base and I cut the second one into tracks and then weaved the base wig for even more volumn. It's a old trick of the trade.
254069
I was able to do a lower ponytail. Then I flipped it up. It was really cute. I don't think it can do a high ponytail.
586811
Yes, you can. However, my wife mentioned when our daughter took her hair down, we couldn't get it back to its original style. It still looks okay.
102860
I think it will all depend on how thick your hair is and how big your head is. I have a big head, but my hair (shoulder length) is straight and not ver abundant, so my ponytail, which is about 3.5 cm in diameter at the top, and easily be made into a bun that fits in the top of the cap. I hope this helps. The material is stretchable, not like a previous one I had, which was very hard and tight and did not give too much, plus it pulled the hair.
1210645
I would say that it is a long wig however when you braid hair the hair looks shorter. I am not postive if it would be long enough to pull off Elsa. I could actually braid mine and let you know if you'd like.
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
407925
Yes, it is long enough to go into a pony tail. I have worn mine in a pontial over to the side with the hair hanging in the front and straight back it is really cute. I love having more than one option when it come to wearing this wig. It is a lot of fun and I have gotton a lot of compliments while wearing it.
254068
Unfortunately no, at least not a natural looking one. I tried to do that just the other day but it looks weird and you can totally tell its a wig. You can get away with low pigtails or maybe a braid but nothing higher up
1133057
You can easily, just like long hair but not lol. I hve very short hair so ya it works
1551760
There is no opening in the back for your hair to go through. But if the ponytail is going down your back then it would probably be OK.
765035
yes, as you look at the black X at the back, ponytails can be either a little high which we use or lower under the X. we love this product for our daughter
948005
Yes you can remove the ponytail and there will be absolutely no bald spots. On the contrary, there is WAY TOO MUCH HAIR! She looks good only in a ponytail. Its not pretty hair, just very very thick and messy and tangles immediately.
1970879
I never tried to pull it back..just mostly brush it in a slant sideways bang..actually the bang was the softest part of the wig ;-)
1070995
Yes. You need to be careful not to tangle the wig and it might take a little time to get it the way you want it, but styling it is definitely an option.
370742
No, there is not a spot in the back for a higher ponytail. A lower/nape ponytail will fit below the hat, however.
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Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're wearing it, occasionally brushing the ponytails (mainly the tips because they get the worst) can help. Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're... » Read More Use a wig brush (the kind with metal bristles without the plastic caps on them) and carefully brush out the pigtails, starting from the bottom and slowly working your way up. The ends may be slightly damaged because of the tangles, but i if you brush them all out, only the very bottom will be slightly frizzy. To help prevent the ponytails from frizzing while you're wearing it, you can use a very thin coating of hair moisturizer rubbed into the strands. There is also a shampoo you can buy that is specially designed for synthetic wigs that helps prevent frizzing. I've found that when you're wearing it, occasionally brushing the ponytails (mainly the tips because they get the worst) can help. « Show Less
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Don't know why you would want to, i DO NOT LIKE IT, it is worthless, i don't use mine, i only wish i had sent it back right away, it does not hold a strand of hair, the hair just slides out, no way to curl the hair, it is junk.