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Anime Yor Forger Thorn Princess Cosplay Wig Heat Resistant Synthetic Hair Wigs Halloween Cosplay Wig For WomenThis wig looks pretty good from a distance but it's strange up close, thanks to the way the braids are abruptly cut and glued. Having styled a Yor wig from scratch, I can vouch that it's a pain in the neck, so overall this wig is not bad for the price (currently about 24 bucks) and convenience, especially if you're not comfortable styling updos and are not too picky. But it could have been a much nicer wig from the same starting point with just a bit of effort. It does seem to be glued securely, and the glue is black to blend it to the wig as much as possible. (Based on a early review, it sounds like glueing the ends down may be a more recent improvement, as while the braids are also cut in mine, they are securely glued in the current version.) The bangs are too long for me, but that will vary by your head shape and hairline, and trimming is to be expected with bangs. The pictures make clear that the bangs are very long, anyway. I'd probably trim the hangy-downy bits as well, as they're a bit too long (also clear from the pictures). The pictures do make it look as if the hair has a sort of anime-style dark green highlights to the black, but the wig is solid black, so don't make your selection based on that. The hair is a pretty glossy black.[Side note: The hairdo actually has quite an interesting construction. Loose hair in front is held out from the updo to form the dangly bits on the sides, as you'd expect, but then a section after that on either side is also held apart from the main hair and braided downward, and both braids are cut and glued down to "join" at the nape of the neck. Then the rest of the hair is French braided down the back to the nape of the neck, where it is secured with a rubber band before its end is is split into two halves each braided in opposite direction to wid upward to the temples, where they're rubber banded and glued to the wig net, covered by the side braids described earlier. It's a clever design that would probably have worked better with natural hair and braids that taper toward the ends and could be pinned down, instead of abruptly cut off and glued down. The overall look is good if you can pin it a bit so the back braids don't gape below the bottom of the hair, but I don't love the way the braids are just cut off and glued down in back rather than finished in a way that hides their ends, which would have been easy enough to do if they had just made them a few inches longer and tucked them under each other before gluing them down. The ends that come up to be hidden under the temple braids are also a problem, because their cut ends are so thick that they want to work their way out from under the loose braids under which they are glued. Or, as long as you're gluing things, why not glue the braids over the stump so they can't shift to peek through? [see detail pics for cut/glued ends]

The amount I'd hair on this wig is very good and the quality is good over all I took two stars off because I would of expected that for this price the hair due would actually hold. The braids are cut and shows in the back. This can be fixed but would have to be glued down. I don't think I will be wearing this to a con until I figure out how to fix the hair due.