Dreamlover Wig Caps for Women, Hair Net for Wig, Mesh Wig Cap for Long Hair, Natural Nude, 2 Pieces

Arrived on time and just what I needed. For long hair, just wrap and pin it. Having both ends open helps when putting it on. Love it.

Im a cosplayer with pretty thick hair and these are the only wig caps I use! I'm able to get my hair flat for all wigs.

It’s a fairly decent product? The mesh part could have been smaller and elastic a bit looser.

Perfect and works well for long hair. Would recommend to anyone needing a wig cap

Received on time and the quality seems very good but it’s very small I wear a petite wig,20.5” head circumference, and it was so tight that after 5 minutes I had a headache. If it came it another size I would have loved it

This is better than the nylon ones you get in the wig boxes.. it stays secure on your head and there is no trouble getting all your hair in it! Absolutely love it!

I cosplay quite often and the best way that a wig will look real? Is to know how to pinwheel your hair and then use a good wig cap so that it spreads the small bumps over your whole head (making them nonexistent)I love that these not only have a nice secure first portion, but also that it twists and comes back down for extra security.If you're worried about this purchase? Dont be- works just the way it should, coming from someone that uses it more than she probably should (LOL)

I have tried several products to straighten my thick coarse hair, but all required very high heat on my flat iron. So I thought I would try this. I like lift on top, but my hair is so thick and coarse it sticks out around the side and rear.After washing my hair, I combed carefully with a small-tooth comb so it was straight. I cut the thick band on the cap (which usually goes around the forehead) in one place so it did not leave a mark in my hair (lesson learned fom the first try).I pulled it on upside down with the mesh covering my face and the hole toward my forehead hairline. The cut piece of thick elastic was on my crown.I held the thick band on my forehead and eased the other end up from my neck to my forehead. The two elastic pieces (top and bottom of the cap were together on my forehead, with the larger loop around the nape (hair sticking out the bottom) and the other forming the hole at the top of my head near my forehead. Then I slowly eased the mesh from the top of my head down so it held my hair against my head from the back of the crown to the nape. Let it air dry (you can speed it with a dryer). The top of my head was not held down tight by the mesh, but it was held straighter because the mesh held down the ends.Hard to describe it, but if you put your palm over the front of your hair from the forehead up, that is the area that was not covered by the cap. Again, for me, I wanted some volume in that area. But the rest was much straighter.A final touch up with an brush and dryer and I had saved close to an hour of dryer-and-iron time.