Super Straight Synthetic Wig

Wig of the Week | Code Mono by Ellen Wille

If you are looking for a new wig to spruce up your summer look, this is the perfect wig for you. This week we are putting the spotlight on the Code Mono Wig by Ellen Wille: a long, layered, and super straight synthetic wig.

Code Mono | Synthetic Lace Front Wig (Mono Part)

Now I am sure with these summer months taking hold that many of you are wondering about how to keep your natural hair and scalp healthy underneath any sort of hair piece. This synthetic wig is the perfect addition to your summer collection, with its open wefted cap and adjustable straps, it is incredibly comfortable on those hot summer days and helps to keep your scalp cool.

Now for the construction of the wig. The straight layers extend just past the shoulders and have jagged ends to add a natural, pin straight look. The layering effect of jagged ends creates a natural look and provides natural movement when you walk. The lace front is hand-tied and extends into the part for a natural hairline. If you are looking to frame your face, a side bang can be trimmed in for an incredibly flattering look; simply bring your piece to your stylist and have them help you find the bang shape that is right for you. The open wefted sides and back keep the cap feeling comfortable, light, and cool! Code Mono is a part of the Ellen Wille “Hair Power” collection.

Now here is one of the best aspects: the lace front. The lace front is placed temple to temple to create a natural looking hairline and the monofilament part adds to the extremely natural look!

There are several color options, but the most popular by far is the Sandy Blonde rooted pictured. It is a beautiful mix of medium honey blonde, light ash blonde, the lightest reddish blonde blend with dark roots to give a very natural disbursement of color and texture. If you are looking for that one piece you need to get you through the summer, this is the wig for you!

Code Mono in Sandy Blonde Rooted

What are your thoughts on Code Mono?