Wig Bald monk pastor

The Bald monk priest wig is a monk hairstyle in wig form: a beige bald crown surrounded by a ring of shiny black hair. Wrap a brown cowl with a hood around it and you will walk around the room as a monk during carnival. For a priest, you wear it with a black chasuble, and so the same men's wig suits two different clergymen.

Crown, cut and material of the monk wig

• On top is a beige, skin-colored bald crown, so the shaved spot of a monk is immediately visible.
• The black hair falls in a round bowl shape over the ears and reaches down to the neck at the back.
• At the front is a thick fringe that falls diagonally across the forehead.
• The hair has a shiny, straight appearance.
• The wig is made of 100% polyester.
• You only receive the wig, without cowl, chain or other costume parts.

The tonsure behind this monk hairstyle

The tonsure, a shaved crown with a wreath of hair around it, was for a long time the identifying mark of monks and other clergymen. The hairstyle stood for distancing oneself from worldly vanity. Because of this, everyone immediately reads this hairstyle as a monk, even if the rest of your outfit remains simple. The black hair gives a tighter, darker image than a gray or brown wreath, which works well if you want to portray a young brother.

What do you need to be recognized as a priest or monk?

For a monk, a long brown cowl with a hood is the most important piece, with a simple cord around your waist. A wooden rosary or a small cross around your neck completes the monk look. If you prefer to play a priest, choose a black chasuble with a white collar, so that the black hair and the clothing form one whole. Keep the hood of the cowl back, because otherwise the bald crown that makes this look recognizable will disappear.

Order the Bald monk priest wig and join in the polonaise as a monk during carnival.