Monk wig bishop

The monk bishop wig is a short brown men's wig in a bowl-cut style, with a straight fringe and hair that ends at an even height all around. The hair falls smoothly in all directions from a single point on the crown and has a shiny, warm brown tint. You wear this monk wig with a monk or bishop costume during carnival or at a theme party.

Color, style and material of the monk wig

• The wig is brown, with a shiny tint that looks slightly darker around the crown.
• The style is a short bowl cut with a straight fringe just above the eyebrows.
• At the sides, the hair falls over the top of the ears and neatly rounds off at the neck.
• The wig is made of 100% polyester.
• Wash it by hand and do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.
• You only receive the wig; the costume and the rosary are not included.

Why do you recognize a monk by such a round hairstyle?

The short, round hairstyle has become the hallmark of the monk in strips, films and at costume parties. Real monks used to often wear a tonsure, a shaved crown with a ring of hair around it. This bowl cut, on the contrary, has a full crown, so you can create the friendly brother look without a bald spot. With a bishop, a tall headpiece and a staff are mainly associated with the well-known costume look, while a monk wears a simple robe with a hood.

Makeup, glasses and jewelry for the monk hairstyle

A rosary or a cross pendant around the neck makes the clerical look immediately recognizable. If you want to play an older priest, draw a few thin lines around the eyes and on the forehead with brown or gray makeup. A small round pair of glasses gives you the face of a learned monk who reads old books all day. If you are going as a bishop, simply place your mitre over the wig, the fringe will then remain visible underneath at the front.

Choose this brown monk wig and you can join the carnival parade as a brother.