Misha Wig by René of Paris | Chic Short Layered Wig

The Misha by Rene of Paris from the Hi-Fashion Collection is a long synthetic wig featuring sleek, straight layers and a classic full fringe for a timeless, elegant look. This ready-to-wear style offers smooth, flowing length with lightweight comfort, making it ideal for everyday wear or special occasions.

Crafted with premium synthetic fiber, Misha retains its beautiful style with minimal maintenance. The machine-made cap is lightweight and breathable, while adjustable tabs at the nape provide a secure, customized fit for all-day comfort and confidence.

Whether you're looking for a sophisticated long hairstyle or an easy-care wig with natural movement, Misha combines effortless elegance, comfort, and the trusted quality of Rene of Paris.

Specifications

Care Instructions
For Bella Princess Crown Atelier Heat-Friendly Synthetic Wigs

1. Wash: Use a wide tooth comb to remove any tangles.
Hold your wig or hair topper under the faucet using cool water and let the water flow in the direction of the hair fibers. 
Use a small amount of Belle Tress Salon Shampoo and gently lather the fibers and the cap to remove any dirt or build-up. Do not rub, twist, or scrub the fibers. 
Rinse thoroughly in cool running water.
Gently pat dry with a towel (do not wring or squeeze).


2. Condition: Apply Bella Princess Crown Atelier Salon Coat Conditioner as directed and rinse with cool running water. Avoid applying conditioner directly to the roots or knots.

Once rinsed, pat the wig or topper dry using a towel.
Place the wig on a plastic wig stand to air dry completely. Do not dry on a solid block head, as this may stretch the cap and prevent necessary air-flow to dry the cap.

3. Finish: Use Bella Princess Crown Atelier Salon Hold Holding Spray for light hold, definition, or touch-ups. Allow the fiber to settle naturally for the most realistic finish.

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