Can you put it up in a bun or in a ponytail? Or would the netting show?
1439098
You could, but I do recommend checking it to make sure none of the net is showing. You could use pins to manipulate the hair and cover any netting that shows.
1439099
It depends on how high it is. I put my hair in a bun around mid-high and it just needed a few pins to hide the netting. However it only takes minor agitation before the hair starts falling out.
229192
It might not look good but I bet if the net is bigger then the frame, all you would need to do is connect the little bungee cords to a square in the net that is NOT on the edge but rather in a little bit towards the center. You would have some overlap of the netting but it would work the same. I think my pitch back came with the bungee cords, if not, you will need to buy some.
2019861
It's too large for that, unless maybe you wanted to use it as a head drape. But that would be clumsy.
1462519
It has an opening in the back just above the adjustment strap. A ponytail would fit thru it perfectly.
1180459
Technically you can leave the netting off; however, the poles that hold the netting up are still fixed in place and a hazard to a jumper.
1551760
There is no opening in the back for your hair to go through. But if the ponytail is going down your back then it would probably be OK.
1146217
you can pull it up like a hood, it attaches to the straps for shade or privacy. my daughter is 3 months and 15 lbs and can hold her head up, we use it without he insert, but we use a rolled up blanket under her to prop her up to align her legs correctly.
99007
You really can't see the bun at all once you put on the hair piece. Then again, I guess it would all depend on how large your bun is. Mine is small, so my hair is fully covered by the hair piece.
370742
No, there is not a spot in the back for a higher ponytail. A lower/nape ponytail will fit below the hat, however.
1498337
No :/ that's what I got it for but you can't. You have to get a short haired with and a ponytail extension clip on. And clip that to the short hair for the desired look
2168258
Put the hair in a ponytail first and secure it. Slip the ponytail thru bun maker. Squeeze the bun maker and pull it towards end on ponytail. At the end start rolling it towards the base of ponytail while catching all stray hairs that might b short and want to fall out. Once at base twist the bun maker to make a doughnut. Spread hair around to cover the bun maker so u csnt see it. Secure with bobby pins
851642
It looks pretty good in a low ponytail or a braid, but a higher ponytail will not work, because the wig is supposed to sit on your hairline. Pulling it higher than that would pull the wig up.
586812
You could but I see that the rooted hair is very close together and has thicker strands (meaning more hair per root) around the hairline (at the front, sides and neck - all around) and the rooted hair strands are thinner and much less densely spaced all over the rest of her scalp. I don't want to do it to mine but I think you would need to do a ponytail either high up or at the back of the neck to keep her scalp covered with hair. I'm sure if you just let her hair fall free, you would see the sparsely spaced hair roots everywhere except at the hairline.
1963905
You shouldn't be able to see the bun unless you do it wrong and it should sit flat when you put it on depending on your hair type
356080
It honestly depends on the length of your hair. My hair reaches just about to my chest, and It is a honey colored brown and I have two of the black donuts. I have no problems with them showing through. As long as you move your hair around with putting the bun in you should be just fine ! <3
659923
The ponytail is straight, and I have never tried curling it. Looks a little delicate for that...
2201591
if it's a high ponytail, you're probably boing to have to find a wog made for ponytails otherwise you will be able to see the mesh/edges. wigs made for ponytails have wefts going in the opposite direction so you can pull them up :)