Before buying a wig: Plan your head size, material, and cut.

Compare head circumference with the cap's adjustment range.

Wigs don't fit dolls just because they're labeled as "for dolls." You need to compare head size, cap dimensions, and whether or not there's an adjustable strap. Reviews also vary; the fit may differ depending on the head and size used. Before choosing a hairstyle, make sure you understand the conditions under which it can be comfortably fitted.

Match your hair type with your daily hair care routine.

Synthetic hair, human hair, and blended hair differ in their heat resistance, cleaning methods, and styling techniques. Length and curl strength also affect tangling and ease of storage. Check the material, heat resistance indication, and recommended products on the product page, and inquire about any unclear points before purchasing. Also, be careful that the dark-colored cap does not come into direct contact with the hair head.

Determine the mounting position before cutting.

Before cutting the bangs, adjust their position from front to back and left to right, and take photos from the front and side. If you decide on the length while the wig is too deeply covering the hair, the impression will change after it is reattached. Do not make major changes all at once, and if you are consulting a professional, first check whether they accept doll wigs, the target length, and the conditions for any additional adjustments.