Smiffy's 80s Crimp Wig

Great product - with a little blowdrying I was able to make this a totally 80s wig! I pulled a bang line forward and trimmed them up a bit, used a big round brush and low heat to get the curl. Perfect!

I really wanted this one for the dark roots hu when the Wig arrived the whole top of it is the Silver/Grey/black colorReally wanted blond with dark rootsAlso the kinky curly part is near as long as the pic looksMight be right for someone else but the deceiving color throws me off

So...first I'll start with the bad and finish with the redeeming qualities fo the wig. My wig looked nothing like the picture the hair was basically pure frizz and very little crimp definition and the bangs wouldn't stand up to the size they were more like the big poofy front bangs. Also, the roots are more like a grey, but the party I went to was dimly lit. This, however, still worked and added a lot to my 80s outfit for a tacky 80's party. I won the "best costume" and I attribute that to this wig because the wig itself is huge and frizzy. This was the cheapest biggest addition to my outfit, and I am pleased with the product for the results.

I think I got what I expected & overall I was pretty satisfied. I purchased this wig for a tacky prom party we were hosting. Well, this wig is tacky! It fit well & was as comfortable as any wig can be. My complaints are that no matter how hard you work at it or how much hairspray you apply you can't get the shorter part in the front (massive bangs) to blend with the back. So, it kind of looks like you have on 2 separate wigs. A long one, and a short one. My other problem is that the roots on the wig look strange in photographs. We had a professional photographer at our party and it looked almost like the wig was slipping off my head and my brown hair was showing, which it wasn't. The brown roots with the bleached blonde hair was my favorite thing about the wig when I purchased it but that didn't seem to work out for me. All in all, I was happy with my purchase. I was supposed to look tacky after all.

Bought this for my 80's Halloween costume and it was PERFECT! Exactly like the picture shows. You can use hairspray/gel if you want. I used a little hairspray to hold the bangs and to contain the overall thing (just like real hair). The fit was perfect... it did NOT move off my head at all like most wigs. I didn't even have to use bobby pins. Awesome!

I just don't understand the placement of the gray here. It shows it is supposed to be the roots only but you can see how far down the gray comes into the sides, and how the bangs are entirely gray. It's hard to tell from the pictures but the "blonde" which is supposed to be bleach blonde is more of a yellow color. The wig itself is shorter than depicted and hairs were just coming out of it everywhere. Returning. D-

I could not believe how cool this wig was for the price! I assumed it was going to be a hot mess but it was perfect for my 80s party! My advice is to buy a wig cap. So worth it and when you get it hang it on the closest thing you have to a head size and let it ease itself out. I got that advice from a friend who does wigs and I think that made it fit even better!

I bought this wig to use for our school "decades" theme. However the wig is of poor quality. In the picture the wig looks full but in person the wig doesn't have enough hair strands. I ended up not using the wig. Not worth your money.