Chinese Virgin Hair
To be seen, dress children in light colors, or sew or tape on reflectors or reflective tape to make them more visible. Costumes should be loose and comfortable, but not baggy or long enough to cause falls or to catch fire. No high heels. Purchase only costumes, wigs, and props labeled as flame resistant. Note, however, that these items may still burn. Capes and other costume accessories that might pose a strangulation hazard should be fastened with Velcro rather than fabric ties. Avoid costumes with wigs, floppy hats, or eye patches, which block vision. Beards should be fastened so they do not hamper the child's vision or breathing. Wear makeup (nontoxic and FDA approved) instead of masks, which block vision. Follow instructions to remove the makeup. Do not put makeup near a child's eyes, and do not let a child sleep with makeup.When you purchase your wig chances are your wig came in a plastic bag. If you purchase a synthetic wig it is perfectly alright to store that wig in the bag it came in. If you purchase a human hair wig however, you should store that wig in a cloth bag or net or use a mannequin head. If you choose to use the same bag it came in, I suggest you cut large holes in the bag. Wigs may also be hung on hooks. Human hair wigs if left in a position where they get too hot in plastic can rot.