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[Answer:] If you have never worn a wig before, I'd highly suggest having someone who has worn one help you, or go to a wig salon and have them show you. If you do not put it on correctly, it may not seem to fit right, or might look awkward. Sometimes I find that people don't pull them all the way down in the back or they pull them too far down in the front, or sit them on top of their head--like they are wearing a hat--which isn't the correct way to put them on. Sometimes the cap might fit, but the wig might be too full and need to be trimmed down. It is a good idea to have the wig cut at a salon so that the hair length fits the face of the person wearing it. If your hair is short, the wig will just fit over it and you can tuck in anything that may stick out. If your hair is long, it is quite likely you can fit all your hair in without a lump. I have seen long curly hair flatten down enough to wear a very short pixie. It just takes some practice. It will need to be put up and flattened-- preferably with a wig cap--so that it doesn't "pouf out" and make lumps in the wig. Do NOT make a bun. (Please click here to follow the directions on this page.) The wig should fit smugly, with the bottom of the wig all the way down to the nape of your neck, and the front of the wig up to your front hairline, somewhat like a swim cap. . There are ear tabs on the sides that fit in front of your ears and help you to get the wig on straight. If it is too loose or two tight, take the wig off, adjust the tabs at the nape, and try it on again. The wig will need to be brushed or "finger combed" into place once it is on you head. You may secure the wig to your own hair with bobbie pins. Or if you do not have hair, you may used toupee tape. [Question:] 
How do I put on a wig? I have long hair. Can I fit it under a wig? How does it fit? How does it stay on?
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