Wig, Child Middle Ages Brown

The brown medieval child's wig is a long girl's wig with loose dark brown curls and a middle parting.

Thin braids run along both temples towards the back, keeping the hair out of the face and fanning out in curls down the back. Your daughter can wear it as a young lady, peasant girl or princess at a theme party or children's party.

Curls, parting and braids in one

• The hair is dark brown and falls in long, loose curls well past the shoulders.
• The hair is smooth on top with a middle parting, and the curls only begin below the ears.
• Thin braids are laid towards the back on either side, like a braided headband.
• The wig is made for girls.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• Hand wash the wig, do not tumble dry, bleach, iron or dry clean.

Why did medieval girls wear their hair long and loose?

Long, loose hair is the sign of a young girl or an unmarried young lady in old paintings and knightly tales. Married women, on the contrary, often covered their hair with a cap or veil. Braids along the side kept the hair neatly out of the face without pinning it up. That combination of curls and side braids makes this wig recognizable as a historical hairstyle, and not as an ordinary long wig.

Create a recognizable young lady with the brown curly wig

A dress with an embroidered bodice or a dark red velvet robe makes the brown curls stand out well. For a peasant girl, choose a white blouse with puff sleeves and a laced corset, and with a basket of flowers in her arm the story is immediately clear. A narrow diadem or flower crown in the hair turns the same wig into a princess hairstyle.

Order this brown child's wig and your daughter will walk into the hall as a young lady at the next theme party.