wig roaring 20s brown

The brown roaring 20s wig is a short, chestnut-brown women's wig with deep finger waves and a side part, in the style of the hairstyle from the 1920s. Anyone who puts it on immediately evokes the atmosphere of jazz clubs, charleston music and long evenings in a sparkling dress. The wig is made for women who are going to a 1920s party and want to make their look instantly recognizable from the head up.

What does this brown wavy wig look like?

• The hair is warm brown, with a reddish-brown shine that becomes visible in the light.
• The waves run in deep, regular strokes down from the part and end in loose curls around the jawline.
• Due to the side part, the hair falls diagonally across the forehead on one side, as with the classic 1920s hairstyle.
• The wig is made of 100% polyester and comes from the Widmann brand.
• Wash the wig by hand only and do not use bleach, a dryer, a flat iron or chemical cleaning.

Finger waves as a characteristic of the flapper wig

In the 1920s, many women cut their long hair into a short bob, which was a bold choice at the time. To still make that short length look soft, the hair was laid in tight waves that lay flat against the head. Those finger waves became the characteristic of the flapper, the young woman who danced the charleston and sought out the nightlife. A wavy bob is therefore instantly recognizable as a 1920s look, even without further explanation.

Pearls and sequins with the brown wig

A long pearl necklace that you wrap twice around the neck is the easiest way to complete the flapper look. Wear the wig with a straight-falling dress with sequins or fringes, so that the 1920s silhouette is also correct. Red lipstick and dark eyeshadow also belong to that era and make the brown hair look warmer. If you want to go even further, place a sparkling headband over the waves.

Bring the brown wavy wig home and you will arrive at the 1920s party with the hairstyle that belongs with the charleston.