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Product Description
Long Gray Glow In The Dark Wig
$19.99
Includes & Highlights
Item #CA7020124
Items Included
- Wig
Product Highlights
- 100% polyester
- Faux hair wig w/ elastic wig cap
- One size fits most
- NOTE: THIS ITEM IS NOT RETURNABLE IF YOU HAVE OPENED THE PACKAGE
Size Chart
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | One Size | One size fits most | One size fits most |
Product Description
This is a Women's Gray Glow In The Dark Wig.
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Questions & Answers
Q: How long do you need to place this in light to charge up? How long will it glow?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Lacey | October 11, 2023
Monster Responds...
Glow-in-the-dark materials generally charge fastest under bright light, with even a few minutes of direct sunlight or a strong UV light giving a solid glow, though longer exposure means a brighter and longer-lasting effect. How long the glow lasts depends on how well it was charged and the darkness of the room, but most phosphorescent materials fade gradually over the course of an hour or two.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Is this wig full and very good quality (1 Answer)
Asked by Pamela de Bruin | October 10, 2022
Monster Responds...
This is a 100% polyester wig with an elastic cap that fits most head sizes. We don't have specific details on strand density, so fullness isn't something we can confirm from our end, but the polyester construction is standard for costume wigs at this price point. Keep in mind that because of the nature of wigs, this one is not returnable once the package is opened.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Does it glow under black light or do you have to expose it to other lights to get it to glow? (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | September 7, 2022
Monster Responds...
This wig is glow-in-the-dark, which means it needs to absorb light from a regular light source first and then glows on its own in the dark. Black lights work differently, causing fluorescent materials to glow while the light is on rather than storing energy for later.(AI Generated Answer)