wig beat blonde

The beat blonde wig is a short blonde men's wig with shaggy, choppy hair and a full fringe that falls over the forehead. The hairstyle refers to the beat music of the early 1960s, when young British bands set the tone with their hair covering their ears and a fringe down to their eyebrows. This makes it perfect for men going to a 1960s party, and the blonde hairstyle will also stand out at a disco party.

Style, colour and fabric of the beat wig

• The hair is short and cut in layers, with loose, choppy ends around the head.
• The colour is blonde, with a darker lock here and there running through it.
• The fringe falls over the forehead, and the hair continues slightly longer at the sides and in the neck.
• The wig is made of 100% polyester.
• According to the washing instructions, you must not wash, bleach, iron, tumble dry or dry clean the wig.
• You will only receive the wig; the round glasses and jacket are not included.

Where does the blonde 1960s beat hairstyle come from?

The beat hairstyle emerged in the early 1960s, when guitar bands from England conquered the charts with beat music. For men, hair that fell over the ears and forehead was considered strikingly long back then, and that is precisely what made it a hallmark of that generation. This wig is looser and choppier than a neatly trimmed bowl cut. Choose it if you want a playful, slightly messy version of that look instead of a neat style.

How to make the beat musician recognisable with this wig

A pair of round glasses with tinted lenses immediately gives the blonde wig the look of a 1960s musician. Combine it with a collarless jacket, a narrow tie and pointed boots for the classic band look, or choose a denim jacket for a more relaxed version. Bring a toy guitar and the beat musician is complete, even if you appear as a band with a group of friends.

Order the beat blonde wig and enter your 1960s party or disco party with a blonde beat hairstyle.