This is a fairly cheap wig, does it look like the quality is enough to wear outside?
Here's one with it tied back (the way I usually wear it)

and here's one where it is loose.

looks all right to me

I like the loose look myself. Some styling with a brush would make it look better, but it's ok to me.

Love,
Clare

There is a thread here somewhere about doctoring up your wigs to make it more realistic, I found some of the info to be awesome.... I havent broke down and got one yet, but I need it.... luckily a bandana has been part of my look for years and Im rockin that for now... but it had so may pointers about simple things to make it look great... I think it was a thread started by Archlord about wigs and another member linked to their thread with tips. I really thought pulling hairs to make a part was ingenious

It looks natural but looks so early 1990s, and not good 90s.

Quote from: Wild Flower on February 13, 2016, 12:33:43 PM
It looks natural but looks so early 1990s, and not good 90s.

I got it for 40 bucks at a costume store.

It needs some work on the bangs. They're very choppy. If you can get them more even, it would be a big improvement.

Depending on what it's made of, there are a few styling options available. But the material wasn't stated. If it's a costume wig then trim and a VERY light brushing. They tend to want to "fray" (for lack of better) a light spritzing of hair spray will tame them.

If it's a synthetic fashion, then a water bottle and lightly spritz and air dry will bring it back after brushing.

There's literally thousands of types of hair and each has its own care/maintenance characteristics.