Shown in Dark Chocolate. Classic bob style wig to the chin with edged, shorter neckline in back. Monofilament means that each hair at the crown was sewn into the cap one by one. This is a time consuming task, and the result is a "see through" looking scalp. If you enjoy a flatter, not teased look, a monofilament wig could be an excellent choice for you.
I recently purchased the Ann Mono wig in Maple Sugar. She looks a lot like Beth Mono ( I have a couple of those in different colors) except shorter. I like the movement she has when I turn my head. It is very realistic. The only reason I don't give her five stars is that it is pretty short in the back. I will have to sew clips in or wear the wig band to make sure she stays in place. That said, Ann Mono is a great, natural-looking wig. Give her a try!
After purchasing three of the cheaper wigs, I have learned Mono is the only way to go (for me). I like a flatter, more natural look. I wanted a bob cut, and really like the natural scalp look a Mono achieves. For me, all the wigs I have purchased from Godiva's Secret Wigs require a trim. This wig still needed a little trim on the bangs, and at the base of the back (neck). Otherwise, this is a great, natural looking wig that has a cute cut. I had previously purchased the Carly, which is also cute. However, the machine teasing at the scalp does not look natural, and it is just too poofy for me. If you are considering a bob cut, go for the Ann Mono.
