Danny Zuko Grease Wig

The Danny Zuko Grease wig is a black men's wig with a high, slicked-back comb-over and long sideburns.

At the front, the hair stands up in a full wave, while it ends short and smooth at the neck. You wear it for a 50s party or a rock 'n' roll evening, and it is made for men.

What exactly does the Danny Zuko wig look like?

The Danny Zuko wig is jet black and short, with almost all the volume on top of the head.

• The hair is completely black, without locks or stripes in a different shade.
• The comb-over stands high at the front and falls with a slight wave to the back.
• Along the ears run long, narrow sideburns down to about the bottom of the ear.
• At the neck, the hair is short and ends above the collar.
• The wig is made for men, from 100% polyester.
• The wig is not washable.
• It is a wig from the Boland brand.

The greasers' grease comb-over

Danny Zuko is the main character from the musical film Grease: the tough leader of the T-Birds at an American high school in the 50s. His comb-over belongs to the greasers, boys who combed their hair shiny upwards and backwards with brilliantine or grease. The fact that the comb-over stands so high at the front and the sideburns continue long makes the difference with a regular short men's wig, because there the volume is all around and not at the front.

Complete the comb-over wig with glasses, a comb and a chain

A dark pair of sunglasses in your chest pocket matches the tough look of the comb-over. A pocket comb in your back pocket is the typical gesture of the greaser, because with that you smooth the comb-over back up again in between. With a silver chain on a white T-shirt under a black jacket, the 50s look is complete. If you want more contrast, make your eyebrows a little darker with an eyebrow pencil, so they match the black hair.

Order the Danny Zuko Grease wig and stand at your 50s party with a comb-over that you recognize from a distance.