Q: How short is the bob? Will it touch my shoulders?

A: The Westbury bob falls between the chin and the collarbone depending on the variant and your height. On most wearers, it grazes the shoulders without resting on them — the classic "lob" (long bob) silhouette. This length is specifically chosen because it is short enough to read as a deliberate bob, but long enough to pull back into a low ponytail if needed.

Q: Can I style the bob differently?

A: Yes. Although it arrives as a precision-cut straight bob, you can curl the ends under for a rounded finish, flip them outward for a modern edge, or use a flat iron to create subtle bends. At 150% density, the bob has enough weight to hold a style but not so much that it resists heat tooling. Avoid drastic layering cuts — the bob shape is professionally balanced, and DIY layering can destroy the silhouette.

Q: What is the difference between 13×4 and 13×6 lace?

A: 13×4 lace is 4 inches wide (ear-to-ear covering), ideal for middle and side parts. 13×6 lace is 6 inches wide, which also allows deep side parts and pulled-back styles. For a bob-length wig, 13×4 is the standard choice — the shorter hair means you are unlikely to pull it back into a high ponytail, so the extra 2 inches of lace provide diminishing returns.

Q: How do I maintain the blunt ends?

A: Bob cuts look best when the ends are crisp and healthy. Every 4–6 weeks, apply a small amount of hair oil or serum to the ends to prevent splitting. If the ends begin to look thin or wispy after several months, have a stylist trim 1/4 to 1/2 inch to refresh the blunt line. Remy human hair can be trimmed exactly like biological hair.

Q: Will this wig look natural on me?

A: The bob is the most universally flattering wig style because it frames the face and exposes the neck — two features that contribute heavily to how "natural" a wig looks. Combined with the HD transparent lace and pre-plucked hairline, the Westbury achieves a detection rate approaching zero. In blind testing, professional stylists could not distinguish it from biological hair at a conversational distance of three feet.

Q: Is the bob suitable for round face shapes?

A: Yes — in fact, an angled bob is one of the most recommended styles for round faces because the length elongates the face visually. For round faces, we suggest a side part (which creates diagonal lines that break up roundness) and allowing the front pieces to fall slightly forward rather than tucking behind the ears.

Q: Can I wear this wig right out of the box?

A: Yes — the lace is pre-trimmed to a natural hairline contour, the baby hairs are pre-styled, and the combs and straps are pre-set to median fit. For most wearers, the Westbury is a true out-of-box experience. You may want to customize the lace cut to your exact face shape, but this is optional, not required.