Wigs Ponytail
This construction style uses a very light and translucent mesh in the crown area, which the hair is hand tied to. This gives a very realistic appearance, as the translucent mesh takes on the wearers scalp colour when placed on the scalp, so the wearer's own scalp is visible in the part area while being worn. Mono top wigs are very versatile as the hair can be parted as needed in the Monofillament area (referred to as a free style). Obviously the cost of not only the monofilament mesh but the labour intensive process of hand tying the hair to the mesh makes this one of the more expensive methods.Some may asked, where do wigs originated The word "wigs", itself, is derived from "periwigs" which was the name of the particular long, curly wigs that became popular after Charles II was returned to the throne in the year 1660. Some historian attributes popular fashion status of the periwig to Louis XIII. The periwig simulated real hair and was primarily used for adornment or to cover the loss of natural hair. Periwigs became extremely sought after it achieved status symbol. Having become a tradition of the English court, the periwig is still seen today in modern British courts.