How to Style the Edith Wavy Brown and Blonde Wig with Bangs
By Her Wig Closet | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Guías prácticas
A step-by-step guide to styling the Edith wavy brown and blonde wig with bangs, from fringe shaping to blending two-tone highlights without heat damage.
Quick answer
Style the Edith wig by shaping the bangs first, then blending the brown and blonde tones with low heat and a light touch. Work in small sections and always use a heat protectant on the heat-resistant fiber.
Why the two-tone color changes your styling order
The Edith wig pairs a brown base with blonde highlights, so the placement of your waves and the direction of your fringe affect how the colors read. If you style the bangs before blending the highlights, you may push the blonde pieces into the wrong position and lose the intended contrast.
Work from the front hairline backward: set the fringe shape, then blend the highlight strands, then define the waves. This order keeps the two tones visible where you want them and prevents the blonde from disappearing under the brown.
Heat limits for the Edith's heat-resistant fiber
The Edith is made of heat-resistant fiber, but that does not mean unlimited heat. Use the lowest setting that shapes the fiber, and test on a hidden section first. High heat can make the waves drop or the fiber feel dry, especially on the blonde highlights, which may show stress more readily than the brown base.
Step-by-step Edith wig styling
- Prep the wig on a stand: Place the Edith on a wig stand and gently detangle with a wide-tooth comb, starting at the ends and working up. Mist lightly with water if needed. Never comb the bangs straight down while the wig is flat; lift them slightly to avoid flattening the fringe.
- Shape the bangs: Use a small round brush and low heat to curve the bangs toward the face. Work in small sections and check the length in a mirror as you go. Stop heating as soon as the fringe holds its curve; overworking can make the bangs look stiff.
- Blend the brown and blonde tones: Separate the blonde highlight strands and gently finger-comb them so they sit over the brown base. Use a light-hold styling spray on your fingertips to tame flyaways without weighing down the highlights. Avoid heavy oils or serums on the blonde sections; they can dull the highlight contrast.
- Define the waves: Scrunch the mid-lengths and ends with your hands or a wide-tooth comb while using low heat from a diffuser. Focus on the 20-inch length to keep the wave pattern consistent. Do not apply direct high heat to the same section repeatedly; let the fiber cool between passes.
- Set and finish: Let the wig cool completely, then apply a light finishing spray. If you need extra hold at the part, use a small clip at the skin top while cooling. Remove all clips before wearing; the skin top can crease if left clipped for long periods.
Product facts that affect styling
- Wavy Brown and Blonde Wig with Bangs Edith: Heat resistant fiber with a skin top and middle part. The skin top gives a natural parting, so keep heavy styling products away from the part to avoid buildup.
Wavy Brown and Blonde Wig with Bangs Edith - Wavy Brown and Blonde Wig with Bangs Edith: 20-inch length with machine-wefted construction and no combs. The length gives you room to wave or straighten, but without combs you will need a wig grip or cap for secure wear during styling.
