Discover the Nicki Shag Wig by Tony of Beverly, a shoulder-length layered masterpiece designed to elevate your style effortlessly. This versatile lob cut complements all face shapes, making it perfect for any occasion—from a sleek office look to a glamorous evening out. The layers add volume, texture, and depth, while the curtain bangs and textured ends offer endless styling possibilities. Showcase your natural hairline with our advanced RTW LaceFront technology or embrace a carefree vibe with a simple toss. Available in 40 stunning shades, this wig is your ultimate style companion.
Color Shown: Tahiti Blonde, Ginger Brown
Cap Design: Lace Front
Hair Fiber: Synthetic
Cap Size: Average
Weight: 3.53 oz
Density: Medium Density
Length: Bangs: 4' - 5' | Crown: 7' - 8' | Sides: 6' - 8' | Nape: 7.5' | Overall: 16' - 17'
Texture: Straight Wig
Hairstyle: Long Length Wig, Shag Wig With Bangs
Type: Wig
Department: Women's Wigs
Brand: Tony of Beverly
Highlight Features:
Elurablend Hair Fiber: This unique blend of kanekalon modacrylic fibers ensures long-lasting durability and impressive style memory, allowing you to achieve your desired look with ease.
UltimateFit: This lightweight standard cap design and stretchy elastic cap provide a custom fit that molds perfectly to your head.
RTW LaceFront: The Ready-to-Wear LaceFront features a natural hairline, allowing you to easily style your hair away from your face. Every fiber is meticulously hand-knotted onto sheer lace material, creating a seamless front hairline from temple to temple.
The Tony of Beverly Nicki Shag Wig is perfect for women seeking a versatile, stylish, and easy-to-maintain wig. Ideal for everyday wear or special occasions, this wig suits all face shapes and offers endless styling options. Its lightweight design and RTW LaceFront technology ensure a natural look and comfortable fit. Available in 40 shades, it’s your go-to choice for effortless beauty. Technical Specs: Cap Size - Average, Weight - 3.53 oz, Length - 16' - 17', Texture - Straight, Density - Medium.
