Black Butler - Alois Trancy - light gold
Product number:
C4ME103004
Product information "Black Butler - Alois Trancy - light gold"
This is the wig for Alois Trancy from the series “Black Butler”
This wig comes in the color light gold.
Our wigs are made of “kanekalon,” or high-temperature fibers, and can withstand temperatures up to 130°C. In addition they can also be styled, and can take quite a bit of wear and tear. For more on this, see “Care Tips for Wigs.”
We are at the beginning of the second half of the nineteenth century in England, where the current head of the aristocratic Trancy family, Alois Trancy, lives with his unbelievably skilled butler Claude Faustas. One day a mysterious man with longer black hair and piercing red-brown eyes is seen fleeing the Trancy estate with a large suitcase. This man is none other than Sebastian Michaelis and in the suitcase is the body of his master Ciel Phantomhive. What is going on here?
Alois is an impudent and egotistical boy who would do anything to achieve his own goals. However his reactions are difficult to anticipate, because he usually reacts unexpectedly. Alois usually only shows Claude his feelings and always wishes to be the center of attention. He frequently wants to dance with Claude, or lets out a loud olé to receive the attention he desires. He is the opposite of Ciel, not only in character, but also in appearance.
Care Tips for Wigs
Because the thin fibers of wigs are vulnerable, we would like to provide a few tips that should help maintain the longevity and beauty of your wig.
1. It is best to store a wig on a stand (or a Styrofoam head, etc.) and not in direct sunlight. (If a wig is continuously left in the sun for days or weeks, it will bleach out.)
2. Take good care of your wig. There are several wig shampoos and conditioners that can be ordered online that will help preserve the fullness and shine of a wig.
3. Use hairspray and hair lacquer as little as possible, because these products leave a permanent film on wigs that makes them shine slightly white.
4. Don’t let your wig lay compressed in a container for very long, because it will become deformed and will eventually be very difficult to return to its original condition. It’s best to always leave your wig on a stand.
This wig comes in the color light gold.
Our wigs are made of “kanekalon,” or high-temperature fibers, and can withstand temperatures up to 130°C. In addition they can also be styled, and can take quite a bit of wear and tear. For more on this, see “Care Tips for Wigs.”
We are at the beginning of the second half of the nineteenth century in England, where the current head of the aristocratic Trancy family, Alois Trancy, lives with his unbelievably skilled butler Claude Faustas. One day a mysterious man with longer black hair and piercing red-brown eyes is seen fleeing the Trancy estate with a large suitcase. This man is none other than Sebastian Michaelis and in the suitcase is the body of his master Ciel Phantomhive. What is going on here?
Alois is an impudent and egotistical boy who would do anything to achieve his own goals. However his reactions are difficult to anticipate, because he usually reacts unexpectedly. Alois usually only shows Claude his feelings and always wishes to be the center of attention. He frequently wants to dance with Claude, or lets out a loud olé to receive the attention he desires. He is the opposite of Ciel, not only in character, but also in appearance.
Care Tips for Wigs
Because the thin fibers of wigs are vulnerable, we would like to provide a few tips that should help maintain the longevity and beauty of your wig.
1. It is best to store a wig on a stand (or a Styrofoam head, etc.) and not in direct sunlight. (If a wig is continuously left in the sun for days or weeks, it will bleach out.)
2. Take good care of your wig. There are several wig shampoos and conditioners that can be ordered online that will help preserve the fullness and shine of a wig.
3. Use hairspray and hair lacquer as little as possible, because these products leave a permanent film on wigs that makes them shine slightly white.
4. Don’t let your wig lay compressed in a container for very long, because it will become deformed and will eventually be very difficult to return to its original condition. It’s best to always leave your wig on a stand.
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